Letter C 257250–257500

City south of Spokane Come again to this Washington town City just north of Oregon Counter in a classroom Closed internet platform whose access is controlled by one provider Circus legend Karl who developed the seven-person pyramid Circus performer Karl Conductor of Los Angeles Philharmonic. Credit-card holder Currency container Card carriers Credit card holders CHEIRANTHUS Cousin of a shrinking violet? Certain ones on the sidelines "Casablanca" producer Hal Common classroom adornment Community news source in Belgium? Cleanup hitter, e.g. Commiseration consideration? Chamber quartet? Concern when hanging art Capital capital Camping shelter with vertical sides Current term in décor. Cox of "Mr. Peepers" Cox of early TV Court game usually played indoors Comic actor named for another comic actor? Chain based in Bentonville, Arkansas Crunchy bit in a brownie, perhaps Crunchy morsel often used in baklava Carpenter colleague Carpenter's companion Carpenter's companion in rhyme Carpenter's friend Carpenter's pal, in rhyme Carpenter's partner in a Lewis Carroll poem Carpenter's partner. Carroll's "The ___ and the Carpenter" Carroll's carpenter's companion Craig Stadler's nickname Creature in a Beatles title Critter in a John Lennon title Conspicuous lip décor Chairman of Senate Naval Affairs Committee. Coach Bill who won three Super Bowls Coach Bill whose 49ers won three Super Bowls "Clyde" of the NBA Cager Frazier Cartoon pioneer Disney Cartoonist Disney Cartoonist Kelly Co-creator of Mickey Creator of Mickey and Donald Creator of Mickey and Goofy Creator of Mickey and Minnie Co-founder of the studio that distributed this puzzle's films Creator of Mickey Mouse and Disneyland Chairman, House Un-American Activities Committee. Co-author with McCarran of the Immigration Act. Conductor Bruno Cronkite or Brennan Cronkite or Hampden Cronkite when at the top of the ratings? Celebrity interviewer Co-creator of "The View" "Carpeting for Dummies" author? City W of Boston. Creator of Albert Alligator and Howland Owl Cartoonist Kelly and others Classic ballroom dance Creator of 3/4 cartoons? Couples' activity once considered scandalous Cutting a rug, in a way Clown in "Ivanhoe" Common American eider. Cash for Hiawatha. Currency that was once also used as jewelry Chalky-looking Concerningly pale Conjurer's prop Conjurer's rod Conjuring aid Comedian Sykes Comedian Sykes with a recurring Curb Your Enthusiasm role as herself Comic Sykes Comic actress Sykes Comedian Sykes and a fish Country singer Jackson and comedian Sykes "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Black-ish" actor Carell's assistant in "Evan Almighty" Comic who headlined the 2009 White House Correspondents' Dinner Checked at the airport Checked by airport security Checked by the TSA Cuckoo's voice, to Wordsworth Crested birds that meander? Cecile Pin novel about a Vietnamese refugee family Can't stay on topic Conductors' batons Conjurers' props Conjurers' sticks Conjurers' tools Conjuring aids Cosmetics applicators Cooperstown brothers' surname Cooperstown's Paul or Lloyd China's Foreign Minister. Chinese emperor. Classical pianist Yuja Common name in China. Couturier Vera CUNNINGLY contrive Casual "You game?" **"Care to try some?" "Care to make it interesting?" "Care to wager?" "Care to wager?" ... and a question answered, one way or the other, by the first words of the answers to starred clues 'Care to put money on it?' Challenge to a doubter "Can I show ya?" Casual question after "We took pictures" Crave, e.g. Classified blurb Classified notice Classified page listing Classified thing Classified work notice? Classified writing? Craigslist posting Classified rectangles Classified-page listings Craigslist listing Craigslist postings, often Collector's handout Collector's list Consumer demand Consumer demands Craves admission "Care for a bite?" "Care for a taste?" Continuation of a healthy observation Cardi B ft. Megan Thee Stallion hit Cardi B single ft. Megan Thee Stallion County in SE Iowa. Cheever-chronicled family. "Captain America: Civil ___" "Coin is the sinews of ___."—Rabelais. Cabinent post now part of Defense. Cabinet department before Defense Cabinet department phased out in 1947 Cabinet department that ended in 1947 Cabinet department that split in 1947 Cabinet department until 1947 Cabinet department, 1789-1947 Campaign setting Campaigner's contest (or the start of a 1930s movie actor's split personality) Canadian ___ Veteran Card game for Children Bring up Card game for two, usually Card game introduced to casinos in the 1990s Card game of chance Card game of pure chance Card game requiring no skill Card game that can go on and on Card game that is (aptly) arbitrary and seemingly neverending Card game that's all luck Card game using the entire deck Card game with a belligerent name Card-beats-card game Card-vs.-card game Cause of a draft, perhaps Child s card game Child's first card game, maybe Churchill ___ Rooms (London tourist attraction) Civil ___ (event that prompted The New York Times to begin publishing Sunday issues) Civil or Crimean Civil or Punic Civil, for one Classic one-word headline Clinton has approved a treaty to create the world's first permanent __ crimes court Cold chaser Cold or Civil Cold or flame follower Cold or hot topic. Cold or price Collect-all-the-cards game Combative card game Common Shakespearean theme Common video game milieu Common video game setting Congressional declaration Contest by force. Crimean ___: 1853–56 Crimean or Boer Cry or paint preceder Clash on a grand scale ___ cry (slogan) Classic Tolstoy novel Classic novel of 1,000+ pages ... or a hint to the word ladder formed by the answers to the starred clues Canary, at times Cape May ___ Chiffchaff, e.g. Coloratura's sounds Cary Grant played a male one in 1949 Churchill formed it in 1940 Committee formed during a crisis Campaign fund Campaign fund, e.g. Current rumblings. Charge nurse's charge Charles Farrar Browne's nom de plume. Charles Farrar Browne's pseudonym. Child in the care of a guardian City's political division Councilor's place Cost of fighting? Cooler heads? Cog in a political machine Clothes cupboard Clotheshorse's need Costume collection cloakroom cupboard Clothes closets closets City divisions City sections City voting districts Court charges Custody over a minor "Cook" or "kitchen" add-on Can be hard or soft China add-on China follower China or hard suffix Clay dishes. Computer suffix with soft or hard Commercial building. Charges to retailers COUMADIN Chess and Risk Combat practice Colin Kelly, for one. Campbell's Soup can painter Creator of the 1966 underground film "Chelsea Girls" Cavalry carriers Country's "All Roads Lead to You" Steve "Capriol Suite" composer Peter "[CBS] picked a fight with a ___."