Letter C 53000–53250

CADDOAN Indian language Carry the bag. Country club summer job Country-club employee Country-club worker Chase Movie Chase scenes abound in this movie Chase-Dangerfield comedy Chevy Chase film of '80 Chevy Chase golf film Club house? CLOSING chord sequence (mus.) cadency Chord sequences Concerto feature Concerto highlight Concerto improvisation Concerto solo Concerto solo passage Concerto's extended solo passage CADDY, former name for CAMBRIDGE student CITADEL STUDENT Canadian military trainee Certain Annapolis student Certain midshipman Certain trainee Coast Guard Academy student Colorado Springs collegian Cop in training Cop-to-be Cousin of a plebe citadel Russian Color named for its use on military uniforms Crayola color since 1957 Certain students. Citadel inductees Corps group Corps groups CADDIS fly worm CADDIS worm Cheerful, in Scotland Cimarron or Seville Coupe de Ville or Eldorado CITY COASTAL CATCH CITY NEAR GIBRALTAR City NW of Gibraltar City SSW of Sevilla City SSW of Seville City in Andalusia City near Seville City on Spain's southwestern coast Coastal city of Spain CADMEAN earth CADMIA "Cedar" anagram CORE CORN CORE Roy of CORN CORE Close team Close-knit group Close-knit team Core corps Core members Core military group Core of servicemen Core work group Core, as of a regiment Corps core Corps unit Cells of political movements Close-knit groups Core groups Core groups of potential leaders Core groups of trained personnel Core military groups Core groups begin operations? Certainly not gentlemen Chaps who chicane Churlish sorts Contemptible guys Contemptible ones. Children's illustrator Harrison ___ Colon neighbor: Var. CONQUEROR OF Calvados capital Calvados port Calvados's capital Capital of Calvados Capital of the French department Calvados Capitol of Calvados Capitol of Calvados in NW France City SW of Le Havre City WNW of Paris City east of Saint-Lo City east of Saint-Lô City east of St. Lo City east of St.-Lô City in Calvados City in Normandy City in northwest France City largely destroyed by the Normandy campaign City largely destroyed in Operation Charnwood City liberated in July. City near LeHavre City near Omaha Beach City near Paris City near St.-Lo City near the English Channel City of Calvados. City of Normandy City of northwest France City on Orne River, France. City on the Orne City on the Orne River. City retaken July 9, 1944 City retaken by the Allies in July 1944 City retaken by the Allies, July 9, 1944 City retaken in July of 1944 City southwest of Le Havre City where William the Conqueror is buried Columnist Herb Columnist Herb who coined the word "beatnik" Columnist who wrote "Baghdad by the Bay" Columnist who wrote "Don't Call It Frisco," 1953 Commune of Normandy city Normandy city destroyed by Nazi's conqueror Columnist Herb and others Camelot Cheese from Wales, not southeastern Pennsylvania "Cowards die many times before their deaths" speaker CHOICE IN CHOOSING UP SID Caligula Calpurnia's consort Calpurnia's husband Chicken ___ salad Chicken general? Coca co-comedian Coca's cohort Coca's partner Comedian from Yonkers Creator of the Julian calendar. Croutons Place for Crossing the Rubicon general ___ & Cleo (early name of Sonny & Cher) Certain section Cesarean Chef Cardini's creation Comedian's favorite diet food? Course including romaine and croutons CR*ON CAUSE FOR A PAUSE CAUSE FOR PAUSE Campus eatery, for short Certain hospital room, informally Certain school room, casually "Casablanca" eatery "Casablanca" set CUPPA Caen coffee Canteen Cappuccino seller Carson McCullers' was sad Casual lunch spot Casual restaurant Cat ___ (coffee and kitty spot) Central Perk, e.g. Certain lunch spot Certain society Champs Elysees feature Champs Élysées eatery Champs Élysées feature Champs-Élysées feature City rendezvous. Coffee house? Coffee lounge Coffee, in Charlebois Commercial follower of Mc- or Nes- Common provider of free Wi-Fi Cousin of a tearoom Cozy bite site Cozy eatery Croissant vendor, perhaps Casual spot for a coffee and a snack __ con leche ___ car (Amtrak train component) ___ car (place to eat on a train) caff coffee French words Cappuccino relative Coffee drink mentioned in "Lady Marmalade" CAFE coffee Cabaret cousins Cabaret relatives Cabarets Cappuccino purveyors Cappuccino sellers Casual dining spots Central Perk and Monk's of TV Champs Elysees eateries Champs Élysées eateries Champs Élysées sights Champs-Elysees eateries Champs-Élyseés eateries Champs-Élysées sights Coffee bars Coffee houses. Coffee shops Coffeebar locales, often Coffeehouses Common spots for first dates Contents of urnes Canteen's kin College eatery Coffee-pot: Fr. Cable channel featuring people drinking lattes Cloth of India Cappuccino, e.g. ___ crema (drink) COFFEE tree COFFEE constituent Chocolate ingredient Coffee's 'kick' Coffee's kicker Cola ingredient Common alkaloid Compound found in coffee and tea that acts as a stimulant Cappuccino consequence Consequence of too much Starbuck's, perhaps Chocolatey espresso drink caravan Cloak with full sleeves and sash Cloaklike dress Collarless robe Comfy cover-up Cousin of a boubou Cult leader's robe, I imagine "City of Angels" star "Con Air" star CALCULATION VEGAS AREA CANARY ___ CIRCUS STRUCTURE BAGLIKE COMPOSER AMERICAN CONFINE IN OR AS IF IN A COOP Canary confinement Canary confines Canary container Canary enclosure