Letter C 33750–34000

Company that created Centipede and Galaga Company that created Paperboy Company that created Pong Classic Pong producer Company that introduced Donkey Kong Company that introduced Pong Company that launched Pong Company that made Asteroids Company that made Breakout Company that made Frogger Company that made Pong Company that made the 7800 game system Company that made the CX40 joystick Company that made the game Joust Company that once employed Steve Jobs Company that once had tremendous "quarterly" profits? Company that produced Pong Company that produced the game Pong Company that sold 70,000 Asteroids coin-op consoles Company that takes its name from a term in the game of go Company whose corporate logo is known as "the Fuji" Company whose founder also founded Chuck E. Cheese's Company whose in-house newsletter was called The Gospel According to St. Pong Company whose name comes from a term in the game of Go Company with a logo of a stylized Fuji-san Computer game name Computer game pioneer Computer games maker Computer games producer Computer-game maker Computer-game name Console featured in "Ready Player One" Console pioneer Console that could be hooked up to a Gemstik controller Console that once came with paddles Console whose biggest selling game was the inexplicably awful Pac-Man Console with Trak-Ball controllers Crash 'N Score maker Creator of Asteroids Creator of Centipede and Missile Command Creator of Centipede, the game Creator of Pong Creator of the 1980 video game Adventure Creator of the game Centipede Creator of the game Missile Command Creator of the games Xybots and Klax Crystal Castles console Cyberball maker Cyberball seller Classic consoles Classic game consoles Classic video game consoles Classic video game systems Classic video games Combat machines Consoles for participants in a short-lived "Swordquest" competition in the 1980s Consoles popular in the 80's Consoles with paddles Close, but not too close Completion of "one day" Concurrently CHARACTERISTIC OF AN ATAVIST CONTROL of bodily functions, imperfect Coordination loss: Var. Chapeau container CURRENTLY BEING USED Currently being tried, in legalese CANSECO, JOSÉ SPORT CHANCE 50 50 CHANCE ON CHANCE it CLEANER PLATE APPEARANCE Casey was here Casey's place Casey's stance Chance for Canseco Chance for a dinger Chance for a double Chance for a hit Chance for a hit, in baseball Chance for getting a hit Chance in a box Chance to face Pedro Martinez Chance to get a hit Chance to get a hit, in baseball Chance to get away from home? Chance to get on base Chance to hit Chance to hit a baseball Chance to hit a home run Chance to hit, in baseball Chance to possibly make it home Chance to strike out on one's own Chance to swing Close to home, in baseball Close to home? Count's subject? Crack at a hit Currently hitting Career record held by Pete Rose Casey's turns Chances for a hit Chances for a walk in the park? Chances to hit Chances to swing Cornered, as a hunted animal Cornered, as a wild animal Completely compliant Cockney's 'eadgear 'olders CLASSIC JETLINER Communicator with pilots, for short Control-tower employee: Abbr. CITY ON THE MISSOURI Classic railroad line known for connecting the Midwest and Southwest Classic record label Classic record label for the Bee Gees and Cream Cream's old label Cream's record label Commercial phrase. Considerably reduced Considerably reduced in price - crow: recanted CAKE OF EGG WHITES AND SUGAR CALL FOR TAKEOUT CANTINA SNACK CELEBRITY DINNER CHILI CONDIMENT BREAKFAST CHOPS (OFF) CLEANED OUT CLERGYMAN TOOK AFTER DOG CONCERN CHAIN BREAKFAST RESTAURANT CONSIDER AGAIN THAT HAD BEEN VOTED UPON BEFORE, WITH A VIEW TO ALTERING IT CONTAINING MEAL OR MADE OF MEAL COUPON REDEEMABLE AT A RESTAURANT AND ENTITLING THE HOLDER TO A MEAL CRUSTY MEAL CUT into CYCLOPS HAD ONE Came to a fast stop Candid conclusion? Carbed up, say Caught a bite Celebrated Thanksgiving Chewed and swallowed Chewed on Chewed the fat Chomped down Chomped on Chowed Chowed down Chowed down on Chowed down on chow fun, e.g. Cleaned a plate Cleaned one's plate Cleaned one's plate, perhaps Cleaned plates Cleaned the dishes? Cleaned the plate Cleaned up a mess? Cleaned your plate Cleared cookies? Cleared one's cookies? Cleared one's plate, say Cleared the dishes? Committed a no-no on Yom Kippur Competed a la Joey Chestnut Competed in a hot dog contest Competed in a pie contest Competed like Joey Chestnut Competed like Kobayashi Competed, la Joey Chestnut Completed a course Completed the course? Concluded a hunger strike Cone or Cat preceder Consul follower Consumed a knish Consumed consomme Consumed for dinner Consumed or corroded Consumed some chili Consumed, in a way Corroded Corroded, as acid Corroded, in a way Cured one's hunger pangs Chomped down Consumed some lunch Cleaned your plate ___ crow: admitted error ___ crow: backed down consumed food "___ cheeseburger and just kept getting bigger" (U2 line about Elvis) Completely dominated Creamed Crushed in competition Color used by teams from both San Jose and Jacksonville? "Crack commando unit" of '80s TV "Crack commando unit" of old TV CRICKET SQUAD Calverton TV series set in Club's starting squad Coach's best Col. "Hannibal" Smith's TV group Col. "Hannibal" Smith, and friends Col. Hannibal Smith and squad Col. Hannibal Smith and the boys Col. Hannibal Smith's group Collection of the best talent Colonel Smith and crew Commando Commando group of '80s TV Country's best at the Olympics Crack commando unit sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit, before escaping to the Los Angeles underground where today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune, with "the" Crack crew Crack division Crackerjack group Crew top Crack squads CAROUSING BANDS OF DRUNKEN SOLDIERS "Chill out, soldier!" "Chill, private" "Chill, soldier!" "Chilling" command from a sergeant? "Chilling" words from a drill instructor? CHANEY CHILLING CHANGE THE ORDER OF SOLDIERS DURING A MARCH CHILLING CHANEY CHILLING OUT COMMAND DRILL SERGEANT CALL COMMAND RIDER Camp order Cannoneer command Chill command Chillaxing, in military lingo Chillin' Chilling like a corporal Chilling, militarily Chilling, so to speak Comfortable (with) Command at boot camp. Command from Schwarzkopf Command from the brass Command to a GI Command to a saluter Command to relax Command to relax, as from an officer Command to the troops Command to troops: 2 wds. Commanding officer's command Company command