Letter C 43750–44000

Capital east of the Elbe River Capital of Germany Checkpoint Charlie city Checkpoint Charlie locale Checkpoint Charlie setting City divided until 1990 City famously claimed by President Kennedy City having four Allied zones. City in New Hampshire City of four zones. City on the Spree. City reunited in 1990 City under four-power rule. Cleft city Composer Irving Composer of "God Bless America." Creator of a patriotic song capital Germany capital of Germany located in eastern Germany composer American people Certain German Citizen of Germany. City in the White Mountains *Concrete barrier erected in the 1960s Cold War barrier Cold War construction that fell in 1989 Cold War dividing line until 1989 Composer Hector Chris (sportscaster) or Laura (sexpert) of TV Chris of ESPN Comedian Shelley Canal banks Close-knit group at a popular island destination? Currency of the North Atlantic Casual attire Casual summer wear Candidate Sanders, in tweets Canton of the Jungfrau. Canton that borders Neuchâtel Canton that borders Obwalden Canton that holds a capital Capital NW of Jungfrau Capital city in Europe. Capital city of Europe Capital city on the Aar. Capital city on the Aare River Capital city that hosted the 1954 World Cup final Capital founded in 1191 Capital in the Alps Capital near Zurich Capital northwest of Rome Capital of Switzerland Capital on the Aar Capital on the Aare Capital southwest of Zurich Celio's capital. City affording an Alpine vista City between Zurich and Lausanne City in which Einstein worked in a patent office City near Jungfrau City near Zurich City on the Aar City on the Aar River. City on the Aare River City served by the Aare City where Albert Einstein worked as a patent-office clerk City where Einstein developed his special theory of relativity City where Einstein was a patent examiner City where Einstein wrote his Annus Mirabilis papers City with a Paul Klee museum City with a bear pit Continental capital Cistercian Composer who scored "Psycho" and collaborated with Hitchcock COPYRIGHT RELATIVE Capital SSW of Basel Capital city on the Aare Capital city on the Aare (var.) Capital city, its emblem the bear. Capital near Köniz Capital of "Suisse" Capital of Switzerland (Var.) Capital of a neutral democracy. Capital on the Aare (Var.) Capitale européenne City NE of Geneva. City by the Aare City east of Lac de Neuchâtel City north of Turin City of Suisse Copyright letter Copyright treaty city Charles Dickens's early pen name Certain Swiss COMEDIAN JOHN Comedian Mac Convicted Ponzi schemer Madoff Children's author ___ Rabe Comedian who voiced Zuba in {/Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa/} Comic who acted in "Ocean's Eleven" Creator of baroque sculpture Corbin of "L.A. Law" "Candide" composer Composer of "Fancy Free." Composer of "On the Town" CATCHER GAME 32-CARD CATCHER IN THE WRY CHESS PLAYER CALLED EARL IS ONLY EFFECTIVE FOR A LIMITED TIME Catcher Yogi Catcher in Larsen's perfecto Catcher in the World Series' only perfect game Catcher in the wry sayings section Catcher known for his malapropisms Catcher on the All-Century Team Catcher under Stengel Catcher who said "We have deep depth" Catcher who said, "90 percent of the game is half mental" Catcher with a record 10 World Series rings as a player Catcher with ten World Series championships Coiner of "It ain't over till it's over" Comically quotable catcher Catcher Larry and family. Currant pickers currant "Cran" or "rasp" edible CELTIS tree, fruit of Chuck or Halle Chuck who sang "Johnny B. Goode" Chuck who sang "Maybellene" Coffee bean, e.g. Coffee bean. Common muffin flavor Conrad Black ______ Currant, for example. Currant, for instance cubeb Chuck and Ken's deficiency? coccoid Completely bonkers "Chim Chim Cher-ee" singer Character in "Sesame Street" Character who sings "My Favorite Number Is 6" Character who yelled, "I hate ice cream sodas!" Chimney sweep in "Mary Poppins" Cockney pal of Mary Poppins Comedian Lahr. Comedian Wheeler Comic Kreischer Comic Wheeler. Comic actor Lahr Convy Convy of TV Convy or Lahr Convy or Parks Convy or Wheeler Costar of Ray and Jack in "The Wizard of Oz" Cowardly Lion Lahr Curmudgeon of children's TV CABIN ___ COME to mooring (of ship) Cruise ships' docking place Collars worn about the shoulders. COLLISION RESULT Country's dock? Cowardly Lion actor Current comedian. Carter administration budget director Carter budget director Character in "All's Well." Count in "All's Well That Ends Well" Count of Rousillon Controversial author and W.W. I pacifist Convy and Lahr Convy and Parks Cover with rust. "Careful out there!" Concerned farewell Considerate farewell "Children should ___ . . . " Consult with the doctor "Come on ... really ..." Came at from all sides Chevy Come at from all sides Comes at from all sides Caused trouble for Broadway? cover with a shroud Compared with. Crowd in upon crowd round Crowds around Crowds together. Cuts off from the outside Cut in various places, as garments. Cadiz kiss Cancún kiss Carlos's kiss Cartagena kiss Counterpart of un abrazo Cuban kiss Cádiz kiss Córdoba kiss Certain sweeper Colonial wife's broom Crude broom Curler's broom Curling broom Cadiz kisses Cancún kisses Castilian kisses Chihuahua kisses Conchita's kisses Córdoba kisses Cloud the judgment of with alcohol Confuse with booze Cloys with adoration cover with spangles Cover with slander Custom-made Custom-made in London Custom-made on Savile Row Custom-made, as a suit Custom-made, as clothing clothes made to order "Catfish Row" dweller. Catfish Row character. Catfish Row denizen Catfish Row gal Catfish Row girl. Catfish Row heroine Catfish Row heroine of opera Catfish Row opera heroine Catfish Row resident Catfish Row woman Character in "Porgy." Columnist Myerson Crown's girl, in a 1935 opera Canada's Governor-General, 1931–35. ___ Clayton, of Weber & Fields. Carter's "Why Not the ___?" Casual sign-off in a letter Co-discoverer of insulin Common awards word Common e-mail valediction Common email sign-off Common email sign-off word Common letter closer Compilation word ___-case scenario Cannes award