Letter C 258500–258750

Cornel who wrote "Race Matters" Country singer Dottie Countryman of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ___ Coast Trail (Pacific Rim National Park attraction) Columnist Pegler City in SE Pennsylvania, ironically County that abuts the Bronx County whose seat is White Plains Crate & Barrel competitor Covent Garden area Cowboys-and-saloons film genre Cowboy boots and Stetson hats Californian, e.g. Californian, for example Californians, e.g. Coloradans, Utahans, etc. Conventional healthcare system practiced in Europe and North America Christianity dominates it Cowboy movies Cowboy stories Company sent from the DJIA in 1928 *Cold War European Cold War nation reunited with its eastern counterpart in 1990 Canadian airline with a directional name Celt, to a Viking Certain cadet Connecticut commuter's town. Chelsea's spot Classic musical featuring the Jets and the Sharks Charleston is its capital Certain Appalachian Crumbling Nazi defense line. Child in Rebecca's keeping? Charles Kingsley novel Charles Kingsley's historical romance. Command to a gardener? "Caution - ___ paint" (sign) Calling for a tarp Carry Nation enemy. Caught in the rain Caught in the rain without an umbrella, say Clammy; damp Condition before toweling off Condition of some paint Covered with beads, maybe covered or soaked with water or another liquid "Can ___?": J. Rivers Caterer's set-up Cocktail mixer's convenience Coffee leavings Constitution start Constitution's first words CASTRATED ram Certain male sheep Castrated sheep losing all its clothes? Christmas carol about a trio of Sacramento players? Cause of a smudge Certain airline lending agreement "Chaise Longue" band Cleanup tool Compact cleaners Classic sign of a healthy dog Cold feature of a dog Certain hand-wipe Certain warning sign Coat that hasn't dried yet Cleaner's wiper Cleaning basic Cloth for wiping Counter-wiping aid Car-washing equipment Carrie Nation's foes Celebrators of December, 1933. Ceramic tiler's tool Cutter cooled by water Carwash supplies Contest garb? Certain Coast Guard attire Competitions to see who can drive a ball farthest in the rain? Cable channel owned by AMC Networks County in W. Va. "___ Come for You All" (Anthrax album) Contraction for more than one Contractional homophone for weave Cliché movie shout when the enemy shows up Champs' exclamation Cry accompanying a high-five Cry from the champions "Chicago's Very Own" TV station Chi. superstation Chicago Cubs' station Chicago cable station Chicago-based Superstation Chicago-based cable superstation Chicago-based station Cafe ___? (historic Greenwich Village nightclub) Cafe ___? (iconic Greenwich Village club) Confused or shocked question Contemporary of T.S.E. Crush, as a golf ball Carnival game played with a mallet Carnival game represented in this puzzle Computer term, based on an arcade game, regarding the annoyance of fending off recurring spammers CACHALOT Capt. Ahab's obsession Captain Ahab's enemy. Captain Ahab's prey. Casino high roller Cetacean mammal Creature in a pod cete Carving material for Capt. Ahab Coordinator in Civil Defense in New York. Certain marine herd Capt. Ahab or his ship Captain Ahab or his ship Captain Ahab's Pequod. Captain Ahab's occupation, or the kind of ship he captains Captain Ahab, e.g. Captain Ahab and his crew Characters in "Moby Dick." Cachalots, e.g. Cachalots. Certain mammals. Cows at sea Creators of big splashes Creatures with blowholes Complex cetacean crooning Cetacean lament "Careless Whisper" band "Careless Whisper" duo "Careless Whisper" group Careless Whisper pop group Cartoon impact word Collision noise Comic punch Comic-strip blow Crash noise Company behind the Hula-Hoop and Frisbee Company behind the Hula-Hoop craze Company that introduced the Hula Hoop and Super Ball Company that makes Frisbees Company that makes the Slip 'N Slide and Frisbee Company that originated Frisbees and Boogie Boards Collides with noisily Collision sounds Chaucer's "___ with his shoures sote . . . " "Can you say that again?" "Could you repeat?" Comedy routine infielder ... ___chamacallit Charlotte's first draft for "Some Pig"? "Can you think of another jazz form besides swing?" response? "Check out that car's display of stickers!"? Captain Hook's incredulous assessment of his nemesis? Comment at the reptile exhibition? Classic Bette Davis line from "Beyond the Forest" Compliment on basketry? "Clean this place up, for heaven's sake!" "Clean up your room!" Chopped liver entrée? Classic riddle question Common riddle ending Classic riddle question for self-identification Comment following a particularly epic party Comment after submitting yet another updated tax return? Comment made while shaking the head "Can't believe I'm running into you here!" Comment about a sad but memorable exit Carol to the tune of "Greensleeves" Common first date question "Can you explain this?" "Can you explain yourself?" "Can you catch me up?" Cry after making a horrible mistake Catch-all phrase for miscellaneous things "Consider this scenario ..." Cryptic phrase referencing my current activity Cry of disbelief (... letters 7, 9, 11, 13 and 15) Classic question answered six times in this puzzle "Could you please explain?!" Cop's question to accident victim "Can I take your order?" Catchphrase of Mad magazine's Alfred E. Neuman expressing indifference Comment while washing one's hands? Captain Corcoran's crew said it. Cynical remark Cabinet of an earlier day. Curio shelf "Can't I get any peace around here?" Classic play and film about the cost of honor in war Contraction used with "up" "___ cannot be undone": Lady Macbeth "Can't worry about it now" Comparison, part 3 Child's question after scarfing down a plate of broccoli Casual greeting ... and #4 on the list Classic TV game show Common query from someone with amnesia Catching-up query Conversation starter (2 words) *"Can I get a beer menu?" "C'mon... you've done this much, why stop now?" Classic cartoon in which "Kill da wabbit" is sung to a Wagner tune Complaint from one trying to concentrate, perhaps—and this puzzle's title Concerned one's query "Can you tell me about it?" Classic Looney Tunes tagline offering some "direction" in solving the starred clues Classic cartoon question Cry on arriving for a boating trip? Common question asked when you want to split a bill, informally "Can I follow you?" Cry accompanying a double take Comment of abandon Christopher Isherwood collaborator Creator of Malin, Quant, Rosetta, and Emble Certain U. S. belt Chex variety Crop grown on the most land worldwide Central U.S. agricultural area *Crunchy salad add-in Cheerios alternative Cereal with collectible boxes College at Norton, Mass. College in Illinois or in Massachusetts. College in Norton, MA Coin last minted in 1958 Call on a coaster Carts full of dirt, maybe ("Luther" actor Idris) Celebrator's sound Child-on-a-ride cry Coaster cry Coaster rider's cry Coasting cry Cry at an amusement park Cry at the top of a roller coaster Cry during a barrel roll Cry from a carnival ride Cry from a coaster Cry from a roller coaster Cry from a slide Cry from a thrill ride Cry from someone going downhill fast Cry from the playground Cry of excited delight Cry of glee on the playground Cry of pure delight Cry on a roller coaster Cry on a slide Cry used for speed or joy.