Letter C 43500–43750

Charlton Heston title role chariot Coddle, e.g. City east of Lagos Cotonou is its most populous city Country between Togo and Nigeria Country bordered by Niger and Nigeria Country bordering Togo Country formerly known as Dahomey Country in West Africa Country once called Dahomey Country that celebrates Fête du Vodoun Country whose largest city is Cotonou "Capitalist" catcher who was the 1987 N.L. Rookie of the Year and the 2002 NLCS MVP C-note C-note, slangily Composer Britten Composer of "Billy Budd" C-note portrait "Catch My Disease" singer who's married to Ione Skye Colored silk sash: Scot. Colorado senator Michael CAROLINA COLLEGE ADMINISTRATOR Cerf Publisher Conservative pundit with a daily morning radio show Crooner Tony CERF, BENNETT CERF, BENNETT SPECIALTY Crooner Tony needing to get some exercise? Cerfdom in S.C.? Celebrity-couple portmanteau of 2004 and 2021 Celebrated tightwad of old Clarinetist Goodman Comedian Hill Comedian Jack Comedian from Waukegan. Comedian who never reached 40? Comedian/violinist Jack Comic Hill Comic Jack Comic Jack of old radio and TV Comic fiddler Contemporary of Burns Casino owner/speaker of quote Carnegie Hall headliner of January 16, 1938 Cheesy clarinetist? Comedian associated with the song "Yakety Sax" Comedian b. 1/21/25 Comedian/politician/movie producer City in the Transvaal. C-notes Cartwright and Franklin Crenshaw and Kingsley ___ Chili Bowl (historic D.C. restaurant) Cabinet member, 1953. Comedy Central's money man Crenshaw's farm implement or "The Cable Guy" director? Crenshaw's farm tool or "Zoolander" star? Cast of mind Corrupt, in British slang crusading spirit Cars that play "What Was I Thinkin'" when you honk the horn? Compartmented Japanese lunch Clinton's first Secretary of the Treasury Clinton's first Treasury Secretary Chill to the bone C-Class, E-Class, or S-Class, casually Car pioneer Carmaker Karl C6H6 COAL product Component of crude oil crude form of benzene Clearasil ingredient CAUSE OF AN AIR ALERT *"Come make us honey!" ("Just a sec") cover in thick plaster "Can it!" Closing statement Czech Archbishop banished from Prague. Czech Archbishop. Czech primate who opposed Reds. City in Afghanistan. CENSURE SEVERELY OR ANGRILY CHEW THE CUDS CHEW THE ___ CHIDE, AS A CHILD Castigate verbally Chide vehemently. Chided Chided vehemently. Criticize Hollywood decadence? Chews out Chides Chides vehemently. criticises Chewing out Carpet type CRADLESONG Cradle song Cradlesong: Fr. City in NE Ohio City with a Cleveland Browns training facility Cleveland suburb Coeducational college in Kentucky. College in Kentucky College in Ky College town in Kentucky "Come back to Earth" Certain Kentucky college student CANAAN, southerly region of CANAANITE region Cut off from, with "of" Classic military hat, often woolen Chic Parisian accessory for the head CAP ARTIST APARTMENT CAP, basque CHAPEAU HOLDER, SPELLED O CLOTH cap COLORS OF THE WIND (SONG) ARTIST CONTEMPORARY PICASSO CRYING (SONG) ARTIST Calais cap Cannes cap Canvas filler's cap Cap Ferrat cap Cap for Curtis Sliwa Cap for Henri Cap for Picasso Cap for a Special Forces member Cap for a beatnik Cap in Cannes Cap similar to a tam-o'-shanter Certain chapeau Chanel chapeau Chapeau Chapeau for Corot Chartres chapeau Che Guevara attire Che Guevara wore one Che Guevara's topper Che accessory Cherbourg cap Cherbourg chapeau Chic topper Claude's cap Claude's chapeau Cliche artist's hat Continental cap Cousin of a fez Covering for la tête Curtis Sliwa's topper Course in a French painter's curriculum covering hat-wearing? CEREAL TOPPERS Calais caps Cannes caps Cannes lids Caps Caps Like some Caps for Special Forces Caps without visors Certain chapeaux Che's headwear Crack-troop headgear Crushable hats Certain firearms Chevrolet models Clerical caps City in Perm Oblast, U.S.S.R. CAUSE A FLOATING LOG TO ROTATE BY TREADING COMPUTER HAZARD COOLER WATER Calf catcher Canadian Arctic sight Cartoonist Dave famous for "The Lighter Side of ..." Cartoonist Dave of Mad Castoff from an ice shelf Cause of Titanic's demise Chip off the old ice block Chunk floating in the Arctic Ocean Chunk in the Arctic Ocean Chunk of ice in the ocean Chunk of oceanic ice Coast Guard target Cold float Cold mass Cold pack Cold threat Cold water hazard Comedian Gertrude Common Glacier Bay sight Common cold hazard? Composer Alban Composer of "Wozzeck" COURTSHIP dance City NE of Milano City northeast of Milan *Citrus used to flavor tea Citrus bergamia Citrus scent in shampoos citrus tree Candice Father of Candice of "Murphy Brown" Claude's best friend in "Hair" "Cyrano de ___" Cyrano's family CASTOFFS Calves come from them Coast Guard's concern. Cold-water hazards Concern of U. S. Ice Patrol. Celebrates in verse Chief of secret police in Moscow. Communist leader from Georgia Comrade Lavrenti. CAUSED BY DISEASE OF OPTIC NERVE OR RETINA OR BRAIN CANADA ARCTIC EXPLORER COMMANDER Islands, island of the Completely surrounded. Captain on a northern sea? Continental separator COVENANT which God made with his people CALIFORNIA University seat CALIFORNIAN university town California campus California university city City whose newspaper is the Daily Planet County west of London CHEKOV UNCLE Charter member of the TV Hall of Fame Charter member of the Television Hall of Fame Comedian Milton Comedian called "the thief of bad gags" Comedian dubbed "Mr. Television" Comedian dubbed "The Thief of Bad Gags" Comedian from N. Y. C. Comedian known as "Mr. Television" Comedian who married Joyce Mathews in 1941, divorced her in 1947 and married her again in 1949 "because she reminded me of my first wife" Comedian who played Louie the Lilac on "Batman" Comic Milton Comic legend Comic who played Louie the Lilac on "Batman" Comic whose memoir was "B.S. I Love You" Cross-dresser of early TV "Cabaret" city "Cabaret" setting CARRIAGE with hood CARRIAGE with hooded seat behind CHECKPOINT CHARLIE SITE CLASSIC GERMAN CAMERA