Letter C 263250–263500

Circular nomadic dwelling Circular shelter Circular tent Circular tent of central Asia Circular tent of skins used by Siberian nomads. Circular, domed tent Circular-domed tent circular tent consisting of a framework of poles covered with felt or skins Circular Mongolian tents Circular tents Circular tents of Mongolian origin Chinese author Lin __ Chinese-American author Lin ___ Clumsy oaf, in slang Citrus hybrid used in Japanese cuisine Citrus whose juice is used in Asian cuisine "C'est si bon" singer Montand Chemistry Nobelist Chauvin Christian's successor as head fashion designer of his eponymous house Cosmetics company founder Rocher Cousteau's "deuxième prénom" Cousteau's middle name Couturier Saint Laurent Crooning actor Montand "Community" actress ___ Nicole Brown Charles de Gaulle's First Lady (don't worry, it's a common French name) Craig who played Batgirl Community gym Community org. that sponsors the Week Without Violence Community org. that supports gender equity Certain community ctrs. Community orgs. Cultural org. since 1888 CAUCASIAN ibex Country music's __ Brown Band Country's ___ Brown Band Country-rock singer Brown Cherry of {/Severance/} Comic Galifianakis Comic actor Galifianakis ___ Chandler, four-term U.S. senator who helped found the Republican Party Cody's twin on Disney's "Suite Life" shows Change course sharply Convoy maneuver Crooked course segment Crunchy candy bar since 1930 CROATIAN capital Capital NNE of Rome Capital city the woman ended up in Capital of Croatia Capital of Crotia Capital on the Sava River Capital south of Vienna Chief city of Croatia. Croatian capital (6) Croatian city Capital 175 miles east of Venice, Italy Course alterations CBS co-anchor for the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympics CNN anchor CNN anchor who made her Carnegie Hall debut in 1992 on the cello CNN journalist CNN news anchor Paula CNN reporter Paula CNN's Paula Central African Empire neighbor, on old maps Congo formerly Congo Basin river Congo neighbor, about 20 years ago Congo republic Congo's alternate name Congo's former name Congo's name before 1997 Congo's name, 1971-1997 Congo's old name Congo's one-time name Congo's other name Congo, from 1971 to 1997 Congo, now Congo, once Congo, prior to May 1997 Country N of Angola Country name from 1971-97 Country name that replaced (and was later replaced by) Democratic Republic of the Congo Country now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo Country once called Belgian Congo Country that gained independence in 1960 Congolese, once CHAD national park ___ Corporation (jewelry retail giant) Chain that sells chains Carthaginians' last stand. Country whose Independence Day is October 24 Crease smoothers? Congo-Sudanese people "Code of the West" author Grey "Call of the Canyon" author Colorful US novelist Comparatively clownish Comparatively kooky Certain comedians. Class clowns, e.g. Clown's sine qua non COMICALLY idiotic Clownish character. Clownishly funny Comic of a sort. Comically loony Comically off-the-wall Comically outlandish Clowns giving a charity performance, perhaps? CHANNEL-SURF Cartoon word often seen with a lightning bolt Classic sci-fi sound Comic book first published in 1968 Cook in a hurry Cook with a microwave Cook with waves Composer of Burnt Weeny Sandwich Composer of Joe.s Garage Composer of Weasels Ripped My Flesh Composer–film maker Frank ___ Changed channels Comparatively lively Changes channels Channel surfs Cooks in a microwave Cully who played Mother Jefferson Capital of Aragon Camping place, in the Sudan. Coffee cup holder Coffee cup holder used in the middle east Coffee-cup stand of East coffee cup stand Children's book ending Comedian Pitts Comedienne Pitts Cuban Premier. Construction piece shaped like the last letter of the alphabet Colombian statesman Corn genus Crusader's characteristic Copenhagen's island Corsair vessel. Children's alphabet book animal Chris Rock voiced one in "Madagascar" Chris Rock voices one in the "Madagascar" movies Costarring critter in the animated film "Madagascar" __ crossing: white-striped pedestrian area ___ crossing (crosswalk, to a Brit) Cousins of the extinct quagga Creatures that are actually black with white stripes Crocodile's lunch options, sometimes Cow of India Canadian alphabet ender Canadian series finale? Canadian's "Z" Canadian's last letter Character debuted by Zadie Smith? Chelsea "Z" Chelsea zoo opening? Closing letter at Oxford Closing letter in London Cedar, in Cottbus Crossbred animal also known as a deebra Canadian finales Canadians' alphabet enders Calzone center Calzone's middle Capital of Zaire? Capital of Zanzibar Center of Arizona Center of Venezuela? Center of a calzone? Closing letter Counterpart to omega Crazy consonant? Cartoonist's indicator of nodding Catch a few ___ (nap) Certain finales. Couple of pizzas? Camp ___ (site of the Lockerbie trial) Climate of an era Cowardly Lion's farmhand alter ego Cowardly Lion's name Cowboy Elliott, to fans Cowboys running back Elliott ___ Clements of radio's Grand Ole Opry CAESAR (Gaius Julius), message site of Classmate of Dobie CZECHOSLOVAKIAN composer Chameleon-like Woody Allen character Chameleonic Allen role Chameleonlike Woody Allen title role of 1983 Competitor of PayPal and Venmo Czarist council Calm, so to speak Certain Buddhist teachings Chanting school Chill, as it were Chilled out, as it were Contemplative practice Cool as a cucumber, religiously Cult of Orient Classic Hüsker Dü double album whose title sounds like where a Buddhist Monk would play pinball Castle in "Ruritania." Castle in A. Hope romance. Castle in Anthony Hope romance. Castle in an 1894 novel Castle town in a 1937 film __ cards, used in ESP experiments ___ cards (ESP testers) ___ cards (ESP testing items) ___ cards (items used in ESP tests) ___ cards (tools used in ESP testing) Calming outdoor green space Company that made the first practical TV remote control Company with a lightning bolt logo celestial high point Company that introduced the remote control Chief Stoic Creator of the "fletcher's paradox" COLORFULLY SUITED CHARACTERS IN A 1996 INSTALLATION OF A POPULAR ACTION SHOW FOR KIDS Cool summer refresher Comic actor whose wife left him to marry their neighbor, Frank Sinatra Calibration setting Candy bar covered with a layer of white fudge Celsius equivalent of 32 degrees Fahrenheit Celsius freezing point Celsius freezing point of water Celsius ice point Celsius temperature at which water freezes Centigrade freezing level Centigrade freezing point Centigrade freezing point of water Centigrade's freezing point Character in "Beetle Bailey" Character that's slashed in some typefaces Cheater's score, if caught Chilling reading Cold number. Cold reading Cold temperature Coldest possible temperature on the Kelvin scale Coldest temperature on the Kelvin scale Complete bomb on a test Complete drip Complete loser Concept discovered independently by the Maya Cipher in math