Letter C 262250–262500

Country where camel jumping is a sport Country with a red, white and black tricolor Country wracked by insurgency in 2011 Country bordering the Red Sea and Oman Certain Arabian Peninsula inhabitant Cabbage for miso soup? Cabbage from the Far East Capital of Honshu Currency in Tokyo or a strong desire Cash in Ginza Cash in Kobe Cash in Kyoto Cash in Tokyo Cash on Honshu Cash on the Ginza Certain appetite Chiba coin Clams in a sushi restaurant? [Chris King] Coin first issued in 1955 Coin issued in values of 1 to 500 Coin of desire? Coin or longing Coin with cherry blossoms on its front Coin with kanji writing Currency abbreviated as JPY Currency accepted at a konbini Currency accepted at an izakaya Currency adopted after the Meiji Restoration Currency at a pachinko parlor Currency in Hokkaido Currency in Honshu Currency in Japan Currency in Karuizawa Currency in Kobe Currency in Kyoto Currency in Nara Currency in Osaka Currency in Tokyo Currency of China Currency of Japan Currency on the Ginza. Currency on the Nikkei 225 Currency represented by the symbol ¥ Currency that features "The Tale of Genji" on one of its bank notes Currency that features a phoenix on one of its bank notes Currency that will feature pioneering educator Tsuda Umeko on a banknote starting in 2024 Currency that's also a synonym of "desire" Currency traded against the dollar Currency whose name means "round" Currency whose name means, literally, "round" Currency whose symbol looks like a Y with two lines drawn through it Currency with denominations of 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000 Currency with notes in denominations of 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000 Currency with the ISO code JPY Currency with the symbol ¥ Capital before Peiping Capital of Communist China. Chinese dichotomy, to a Japanese economist? Can really go (for) Can't help but want Could really go (for) Cravings and Japanese coins Cravings: Slang. Character who sings "The Rumor" with Avram Cross-dressing Streisand character Cross-dressing role for Streisand Certain petty officer: Abbr. "Crazy Rich Asians" actress Michelle "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" star Common example of sensational spelling on pub shingles Class below the gentry Clerical worker in the Navy Clerk in the Navy. Certain petty officers Characters in G. & S. Class of small freeholders cultivating their own land Cartoonish wail Cartoony "Ouch!" Cartoony cry of pain Comic book cry of pain Comics complaint Comics cry of pain Cry after hitting a hammer on one's thumb, say Cry after inhaling through one's teeth, maybe Cry while fervently waving one's hand, perhaps Cartoonish shrieks Comic cries Casual "okay" Casual concurrence Consent, in an oater Corral O.K.? Counterpart of 'nope' Cowboy confirmation Cowboy's affirmative Cowboy's assent Cowboy's consent Cowboy's okay Cowboy's yes Cowpoke assent Cowpoke's assent Cowpokes's "Yes" cowboy agreement Cowboy affirmatives Casual nods of agreement Colloquial form of "your" in certain UK dialects Certain informal possessive Colloquial possessive Colloquial word that can be used to substitute for either a pronoun or a contraction Contraction of a contraction? Coorg mountaineers Certain herbs Capital on the Hrazdan River Capital served by Zvartnots International Airport City of 1,000,000+ near Mount Ararat Cry often heard at home Classic Dr. Seuss title "Can I help you with something?" "Check ___ Juliet" (We the Kings song) "Close to the Edge" band Consent in a single word Certain definitive response Certain reply Check-box choice Check-box option Check-box word Checkbox answer Class of 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Classic negotiating text "Getting to ___" Common response to a marriage proposal Concilatory respsonse Conciliatory response Concurrent comment Confirmation reply Consent cue Cry accompanying a fist pump Cry made with a fist pump Cry made with a fist-pump Cry repeated by a stereotypical mad scientist Cry that may accompany fist-pumping Collaborative principle in improv comedy Conditional agreement starter "Certainly, honey" Casper's reply to Mrs. Milquetoast Closing words in an argument, perhaps? Compliance phrase Conflict-avoidance phrase Certain answers Chorus from flunkies Chorus from sycophants Chorus from toadies Column on a survey Committed replies Common assents Compliant words Consenting replies Consenting responses "__ Can" (Sammy Davis book) "__ Can": Sammy Davis Jr. book "___ Can!" (Sammy Davis Jr. bio) "___ Can" (Davis book) "___ Can" (Sammy Davis Jr. autobiography) "___ Can" (Sammy Davis Jr. memoir) "___ Can" (Sammy Davis, Jr. autobio) "___ Can": S. Davis Jr. "___ Can": Sammy Davis Jr. "___ Can," by Sammy Davis Jr. "___ Can: The Story of Sammy Davis, Jr." Confidence-building mantra Confident response to a challenge Confident shout from an optimist "Can you repair my coffee mug?" Certain affirmation Confident response after being doubted Confirmation declaration Contentious statement Clipped affirmative Compact agreement? Concession in the sticks Contracted affirmation Cowpoke's polite assent "Certainly, Sergeant" Courteous assent Courteous concurrence Courteous consent Company toady Chronic agreers. Cloyingly supportive types Constant agreers. Contrarians' opposites Corporate sycophants Courtroom question type Cross-examiner's demand, perhaps "C'mon, will you marry me?" Choice from a cross-examiner Concurred verbally Concurred with Cadet's reply Corporal's affirmative Cry during a drill Cry before Bob? Combining form used with day, year, etc. Classic by the Beatles "__ Can": 2008 slogan "___ Can" (2008 campaign slogan) "___ Can" (Obama campaign slogan) "___ can!" (optimistic shout) "___ can" (campaign slogan) Campaign line of 2008 Celebratory chant at Chicago's Grant Park on 11/4/08 "Corrected" slogan for an office supply chain? Colt Ford "Ain't Out of the Woods ___" Considering everything up to now Continually, perhaps Childish affirmative. Cold cryptid Cold mountain giant Cold-climate cryptid Cold-weather cryptid Competitor of Igloo and Coleman Cooler brand name Cooler brand named after an even cooler cryptid Cooler brand named for a cold-climate cryptid Cooler brand named for a legendary creature Cooler brand with a cryptozoological name Cooler brand with a crytpozoological name Cooler brand, or a hairy cryptid Cooler company named after a cryptid Cousin of Bigfoot Creature a.k.a. "Meh-teh" and "Migoi" Creature in "Abominable" Creature in Disney World's Expedition Everest Creature in Himalayan folklore Creature in Sherpa folklore Creature in Tibetan myth Creature in a fringe theory about the Dyatlov Pass incident Creature in the 2019 animated film "Abominable" Creature in the animated film "Abominable" Creature known indigenously as Meh-Teh Creature like Bigfoot Creature like Migo in "Smallfoot" Creature of Himalayan legend Creature of Sherpa folklore Creature sought by cryptozoologists Cryptid in cold weather Cryptid that's also a drinkware brand Cryptobiologist's interest, perhaps Cryptozoological beast Cryptozoological phenomenon that's likely just a Tibetan blue bear Cryptozoological topic Characters in "Smallfoot" and "Abominable"