Letter C 263750–264000

Comic strip about teenager Jeremy Duncan and family Comic strip collected in the book "Crack of Noon" Comic strip drawn by Jim Borgman, the illustrator of "Merl Reagle's 100th Anniversary Crossword Book" Comic strip featuring Jeremy Duncan Comic strip featuring Jeremy and his teen friends Comic strip with a teenage protagonist Comic strip written by Jerry Scott and illustrated by Jim Borgman Complexion woes Concerns for a dermatologist, informally CZECHOSLOVAKIAN city/town, former Cash for Walesa Currency honoring Curie and Chopin Currency of Poland Coins of Poland Cheap, bare-budget production that might be mocked on "Mystery Science Theater 3000" Combining form meaning "animals" City near Sodom, where Lot took refuge. Coll. of 12 signs Celestial belt Celestial coordinate system Celestial system of signs Circle of signs Collection of signs Circular diagrams CONSTANTINE IX Monomachos, wife of Caldwell Actress Caldwell from Australia Caldwell of "Master Class" Caldwell or Akins Caldwell or Wanamaker Caldwell with four Tonys Caldwell with three Tonys California Congresswoman Lofgren Clinton Attorney General nominee Baird Congresswoman Lofgren Caldwell and Akins Caldwell and Baird Close friend of Cézanne Contemporary of Maupassant. Contemporary of de Maupassant Creator of Nana CUSTOMS union Composer Kodaly City in S Malawi Corpse brought to life by sorcery Corps of corpses Categorized by district Canal or twilight Certain basketball defense City planners' designation Counterpart of man-to-man Court defense type Court system Certain regulator City planner, at times City regulator City partition planners City planners City subdivisions Composition of many sports courts Crucial element in much plot development Completely exhaust or knock out Crashes, with "out" Cagey institution? Cagey locale Cagey sort of place? Central Park attraction Central Park unit Chaotic place, so to speak Chaotic scene, as it were Chaotic scene, idiomatically Chaotic situation, metaphorically Chaotic spot Chicago's Lincoln Park attraction. Chicago's Lincoln Park, e.g. Chimp abode City attraction Class trip destination, sometimes Class-trip destination Collection of critters Collection of fauna Common field trip destination Common field-trip destination Common school trip destination Confused place, informally Crazy scene Crowded convention center, say Crowded, chaotic place Crowded, noisy place Colonial organism, such as coral. Corals, to biologists Cagey fellow? Cagey guy? Cagey one? Creature comforter? Camera attachment, informally Camera function Camera lens Camera lens type Camera shop item, informally Choice for a long shot Cinematographic technique Climb sharply Climb sharply, as a plane. Climb up, as an airplane. Climb, in aviation parlance. Close-up, in filming Commodores tune ___ church (Sunday ritual for many in 2020) Crashing an online meeting Computer training? Came in with a camera Closed (in on), as for a photo Closed (in on), as with a lens Cinematography action, at times Camera attachment left in zoo bathroom (4,4) Camera bag accessory Camera enlarger Camera attachments with variable focal lengths Clickable invitation to a certain virtual meeting Camera closeup attachments Climbs noisily, as a plane Climbs sharply in a plane Close-up lenses Closeup shots, maybe Car ad catchphrase Conference call for Mazda's marketing team? Cagey folks? Coral or sponge, e.g. Chaotic scenes Chaotic situations Chaotic spots City attractions Columbus and San Diego have famous ones Common field trip destinations Crazy places Creature collections Critter collections Cherry Poppin' Daddies hit "___ Suit Riot" Cinematic city with a buffalo for a police chief and a lion for a mayor Character who dances on the beach at Stavros Cape polecats. Cinematic swordsman Comic sound effect often used for magical disappearance Comics superhero Classic sour hard candy brand Certain Civil War volunteer Colorful Civil War soldier Colorful soldiers of Algeria. Common golf course grass Census find, perhaps: Abbr. Census-report stat. Co-star of 1952's "Moulin Rouge," familiarly Conductor Mehta Conductor braving the rapids? Catholic skullcap COURGETTE Courgette, stateside Chess situation in which any move is a bad move Code word for Z Communications code ender Cardio/dance exercise COZBI, father of City associated with banks Company in Germany? Cube root of acht CISKEI capital (S.Afr.) Customizable online avatar Cajun music Clifton Chenier's music Creole dance music Creole musical genre CELL formed by union of two gametes CELL of a new individual, first Cell formed by fusion of gametes Cell formed from two gametes Cell resulting from two gametes fusing Cells formed by the union of gametes Chemistry of fermentation in brewing Company behind Words With Friends Company behind the popular social network games FarmVille and CityVille Company that launched the game FarmVille "Cheap Sunglasses" band Comic snoring Collection of matching items Chop with a knife Came to rest, as a bird Curl the lip in disdain Consumed a meal Came into a room or space Compact form of a word or phrase Collection of documents on a particular subject Confidential details not meant for outsiders City that's the seat of government for Ghana Courtroom advocate Catchphrase crafted for marketing campaigns Creative disciplines collectively Classic novel featuring Frederic Henry and Catherine Barkley Colloquial way of saying “are not” Classic British motorcycle brand initials Cryptic sign-off that might be sealed with affection Canadian province with Edmonton as its capital Common choice at a cask festival Craft beer variety Cryptic sequence shouted repeatedly, ending with "ELI" Certain draught options Conservative Supreme Court justice appointed by Reagan Color of a stop sign Common Nordic first name Children's book author Richard familiar to Busy Town fans Completely unaccompanied Candied treat often found at fall fairs, with a Roman numeral twist Canadian humorist known for "Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town" Caretaker while you're away Change in position or progress Changes added to legal documents Continent home to the United States and often called the "New World" CDs and DVDs, for example Canadian town known for its Nova Scotia university Close relatives of humans in the animal kingdom Classic horse story featuring Velvet Brown Coming to a place or event Creative pursuit admired in museums Classic from yesteryear Creator working with a canvas Cobras and their kin Creature seen in many nativity scenes Consumed a meal Co-star in a business or romantic duo Capital city hosting the world’s busiest airport Christian denomination known for immersion Chemically inert elements found in group 18 Covering on top of a house Car type with four doors Contests featuring fast cars on tracks Category of artistic work Consent in the House Caucasus country with Baku as its capital Carry-on item for a traveler Colorful bird that's the state symbol of Maryland Classic album from Paul McCartney's group Wings Classic Beach Boys hit with a doubled female name Cut-rate section in a store Circus company once billed as “The Greatest Show on Earth” Caped Crusader of Gotham City Chaotic hand-to-hand fight Confront and resist authority Chin covering that can be styled or trimmed Capacity crowd sign Cola or ginger ale, for example