Letter C 72500–72750

CamPAigner of 1858 Comedienne Vance Chilly and wet Cold and clammy Cold and damp, as a basement Cold and damp, as a cellar Cold and damp, as a dungeon Cold and humid Cold and moist, as a cellar Cologne nicety Comment before "Bitte schön" Comment preceding "Gern geschehen" Counterpart of "Bitte" Cave feature Cave quality, often Composer of "Silver Threads Among the Gold" Cape Cod's __ Webster Inn Celebrated jumping frog Contracted frontier name Chin Ho co-worker, in a TV cop show Choice in bottled water Comedian Kaye Celtics player-turned-executive Classic ballad set to the tune of "Londonderry Air" "Court Jester" star Comedian from Brooklyn. "CBS Evening News" anchor until 2005 Cronkite's successor Clown who was the model for Thomas Nast's Uncle Sam Cupid and Dailey Cupid and McGrew Can-can, in Cannes ___ caracteristique. Certain company men Coryphees. Copenhagen language, to natives Cousin of norsk and svenska "Cheers" actor Ted "Cheers" star "Cheers" star during a blackout? "Clerks" clerk "Commedia" writer "Convivio" author COUNT of Monte Christo Christina Rosetti's brother. City magistrate of Florence, he wrote "La Commedia." Composer Satie Congressman Fascell Contemporary of Cavalcanti Contemporary of Marco Polo. Creator of the nine circles of Hell Coolidge translated it into English Contemporary of Robespierre. CARPATHIANS river CUMANIA river CZECHOSLOVAKIAN plain CZECHOSLOVAKIAN river Copenhagen citizen maybe eating grub half ignored famous river CZECHOSLOVAKIAN lowlands City of Virginia or Illinois CURTIS, TONY TV City in Poland. CAUSE TO SKIP OVER A SURFACE Cast a fly Cast bait gently. Cast bait upon the waters. Cast fishline lightly Cast gently Cause to skip, as stones Current best-selling novelist. Chloe's love Chloe's love in ancient Greek prose Chloe's love, in myth Chloë's friend Cover with spots. CHART GENEALOGY Certain "Daughters." Colonial descendants gp. Colonial descendants' grp. Constitution Hall gp. Constitution Hall grp. Constitution Hall org. __ Constitution Hall (DC concert venue) Character whose first name, Fitzwilliam, is used only twice in the classic novel in which he appears Controversial straits. Challenge boldly CALL CAT CAT CALL CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE Call one's bluff Certain bet Certain game option Challenge someone Challenge that may result in a prank call Challenge word Challenge, or take the challenge Choice in a sleepover game Choice in a slumber party game Choice when one can't handle the truth? Chugging a bottle of hot sauce, perhaps Colonial Virginia Colonial baby of note Colonist Virginia Counterpart of truth Challenge to act boldly challange to do something foolhardy Called one's bluff Challenged at a slumber party, perhaps Challenged in a sleepover game Confronted courageously Claim seven home offices, perhaps Cocksure challenge Cocky challenge Comment after "You think I'm chicken?" "Cross that line!" utterer Challenge acceptor Challenge taker Challenge-giver or accepter Challenging one? Challenging person Chicken caller Challenge presenters Challengers Chance takers Chicken callers CHALLENGES HERCULES Calls a chicken Challenges issued on playgrounds, perhaps Challenges requiring nerve Choices in a sleepover game Colonial family of 1587. Concert challenges Challenge St. Nick to go down a chimney? Consider likely. Consider probable. Chickens out Capital of Tanzania City south of Mombasa City that's losing its capitalhood to Dodoma Cartoon best friend of aspiring artist Jane Lane Classic MTV show set in the fictional town of Lawndale Coins of old Persia COLOMBIAN province CONNECTICUT Caribbean's Gulf of ___ Central American gulf City in Conn. Colombian gulf. Conn Actress Connecticut capital Connecticut coastal town near Stamford Connecticut town in which some "Stepford Wives" scenes were filmed Connecticut town on Long Island Sound Connecticut town where "Gentleman's Agreement" took place Connecticut town where "The Stepford Wives" was filmed Connecticut town where Moby and Gus Van Sant are from Conquistadores' promised land. capital Connecticut CERTAIN KNIFE Composer-singer: 1936-73 Crooner Bobby Commando asset Car racer Franchitti Custard pastry. Cavalier Garland Composer Milhaud Conqueror's adversary City with a view of Mt. Everest "Coming Out of the ___" (Gloria Estefan hit) CALIGINOUS Captain Alvin of the Giants. Captain of the Giants. Chiaroscuro factor Chicken or chocolate choice Chocolate choice Chocolate option Chocolate type Closed, as a racetrack Certain historical period Casting hexes, e.g. Confection that reportedly improves heart health Cast a pall Cast a shadow over Color, say Closer to black Cossack song. Candidate unlikely to win Candidate who's a long shot Cigar at a convention? Convention surprise. Candidates who get nominated unexpectedly Candidates who win unexpectedly Cher/Chris DeBurgh collaboration? Campaign contributions that are given anonymously Conrad's "Heart of ___" covert communication network on the Internet Claret or burgundy Claret, e.g. Crimson or ruby Crimson, for one CONTAINS THE DEVELOPING FETUS Cousin of a black hole Covert part of the internet Cybercrime locale Coquettish "Our Gang" girl Controversial figure of W. W. II. "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" singer Love Clementine, in a manner of speaking. Clarissa's last name on "clarissa explains it all" Clementine descriptor Characters in "Peter Pan." Capital of Hesse. City in Germany, capital of Hesse. "Cripes," for the cautious in conversation [Nancy Shack] Carton's counterpart in "A Tale of Two Cities" Close up, as a hole Cry from a klutzy seamstress? Cry that might be said while snapping the fingers "Curses! The cardigan!" Carton's double in "Tale of Two Cities." Charles ___, hero of "A Tale of Two Cities" Cornfield weed. Cornfield weeds. Certain needle Closer of a sock hole Clothing mender Certain minced oaths Closes a hole, perhaps Closes a pinkie hole Closes the gap? Cry following an electrical malfunction? Comment on blasted flute playin'? Common given name that sounds like "barrel" with a D Criss of "Glee" __ Criss, who plays Blaine on "Glee" Catcher Fletcher of the 1990s Expos "Crime: Its Cause and Treatment" author Celebrated American lawyer. Clarence at the "Monkey Trial" Courtroom wizard. Certain "Daughters," for short. Canadian rapid response unit Corrida sticker Cricket missile Cricket player's item Cross against traffic, e.g. Character in "The Three Musketeers" circular board used as the target in the game of darts CORMORANT-like bird cormorant