Letter C 91000–91250

Chef based in New Orleans Chef known by his first name Chef known for "New New Orleans" cuisine Chef known for yelling "Bam!" when he adds an ingredient to a dish Chef known to "kick it up a notch" Chef who can "kick it up" Chef who cooks with Essence Chef who goes "Bam!" Chef who kicks things up a notch Chef who likes to "kick it up" Chef who likes to kick it up a notch Chef who made a cameo as Marlon the Gator in "The Princess and the Frog" Chef who owns NOLA Chef who regularly "kicks it up a notch" Chef who says "Bam!" Chef with a "Louisiana Real and Rustic" cookbook Chef with the cookbook "Louisiana Real and Rustic" Chef's first name Cook known for "Bam!" Cook with flavor? Cooking personality Culinarian who cries "Bam!" Celebrity chef's turf? Creole chef Certain retired professor's title Commencement honorees, often Certain retiree's title Come out of the water. Comes out of water. Colleague of Lake and Palmer College in Boston College on Boston Common COARSE corundum used for polishing CORUNDUM used for polishing Certain board material Cloth Abrasive Coarse corundum Coarse mineral used for grinding Coarse stuff Coarse stuff for manicurists Common abrasive Corundum for grinding Corundum used for grinding and polishing. Corundum used for grinding. Corundum variety corundite City of old Syria Causing loss of one's lunch, say causing vomiting Cassowary's cousin Cassowary's cousin: Var. Cassowary's kin Cassowary-like bird Cassowary: Var. Cousin of the cassowary: Var. CASSOWARIES Cousins of cassowaries: Var. Creator of Mr. Fielding and Prof. Godbole COMBINING FORMS RECORDING Capitol Records buyer in 1955 Capitol Records owner Capitol Records' parent co. Capitol's parent, once Capitol-___ (music company) Capitol/___ (music label) Classic British record label Classic U.K. label Classic U.K. record label Co. that owned Abbey Road Studios until 2012 Co. that owns Parlophone records Co. that released Elvis's "All Shook Up" in the UK Co. that was the subject of a Sex Pistols diss track Coldplay's label Columbia's owner, once Columbia-associated record label Company that once owned Capitol and Virgin Records Company that owns Blue Note Company that paid Mariah Carey $28 million in 2002 to end its contract with her Compass disrupter, briefly Change citizenship Change countries. Change your country Changes countries. Changes residency in a big way Concern of Soviet officials Cuban phenomenon. Certain fugitive Certain new resident Certain refugee Citizenship test taker, perhaps Country changer Chemist Fischer who received a Nobel Prize Co-star for Marlene Composer Waldteufel. Concert pianist Gilels Conductor Cooper Croupier in "Casablanca" Czech Olympian Zatopek Czech distance runner Zátopek Czech gold medalist Zátopek Czech racer Zatopek Czech runner Zatopec Czech runner Zatopek Czech runner Zátopek Czech track great Zátopek Czech track legend Zátopek Czech track star Zatopek Composer of "Unfinished Symphony" Schubert's first name CHAMP, THE (FILM) DIRECTOR Character in "South Pacific." Classic Rousseau novel Coué. Cheesy French author Childhood friend of Paul Cézanne Clarke of "Game of Thrones" Clarke of "Last Christmas" Clarke of "Me Before You", 2016 Clarke who played Daenerys Clarke who played Daenerys on "Game of Thrones" Clarke who played Mother of Dragons Clarke who plays Daenerys on "Game of Thrones" Charlie Sheen's acting brother Charlie Sheen's brother Charlie's brother Co-star of Judd, Molly, Anthony, and Ally Columnist Post Costar of Meryl and Anne in "The Devil Wears Prada" Creator of Heathcliff Critic VanDerWerff Creator of the heroine Catherine Earnshaw Contemporaries of the Moabites. Close kin of G maj. "Cleanin' Out My Closet" rapper "Cleanin' Out My Closet" singer "Crack a Bottle" rapper Candy rapper? Co-founder of Shady Records Controversial rapper in "8 Mile" Cardinal address Cardinal s title with Your Cardinal's address Cardinal's honorific, after "Your" Cardinal's title. Cardinals and the like Conspicuous conduit? Chopin's Waltz in ___ Chopin's Opus 25, No. 5 CHIEF OF THE VANIR CHIEF OF ___ COMBINING FORMS RULER Certain dignitary Certain royal Certain ruler Certain type of ruler Chief Russia Chief in a burnoose chieft ain Certain Arab state Certain monarchy Carrier based in Dubai Carrier whose flight attendants wear scarves and distinctive red hats Certain native of the Mideast Citizens of Dubai, e.g. Certain members of the al-Thani dynasty Certain potentates Certain princes Car exhaust Carbon dioxide, for one Carbon monoxide from an engine, e.g. Carbon monoxide alarm? Cast forth Cause to be issued Casts forth Chilean plant "Clueless" inspiration "Clueless" was a retelling of it "Cruella" star Stone CNUT, wife of COLOSSUS OF MAROUSSI, THE AUTHOR COLOSSUS OF ___ COLOSSUS, THE AUTHOR Caulfield of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Chamberlain hailed as "the most popular girl in the world" by Cosmopolitan in 2020 Character described by Austen as "a heroine whom no one but myself will much like" Character who inspired Cher Horowitz of "Clueless" Charles Bovary's wife Classic Jane Austen novel Classic novel that ends with two weddings Classic novel with the line "You must be the best judge of your own happiness" Cline whose novel "The Guest" follows a young woman kicked out of her rich boyfriend's beach house in the Hamptons (May, 2023) Code word for M Comic Austen work Comic novel of 1815 Comic novel of 1816 Comic novel set in Highbury Corrin who plays Diana in "The Crown" Corrin who portrayed Princess Diana in "The Crown" ___ Coronel (El Chapo's wife) "Cruella" star Coarse wheat Coarse wheat variety Certain hill dweller Character actor M. ___ Walsh Cornish word for an ant correct refraction of light by the eyes Circus clown -- Kelly Circus performer Kelly Civil rights martyr Till Clown Kelly Clowning Kelly Clownish Kelly Composer Daniel Decataur _____ Cowboy Smith Cowboy legend Smith Clio relative Comedy series award, maybe Courteney Cox was the only "Friends" star who never got one Cousin of Tony and Oscar Cousin of a Golden Globe Coveted music award Coveted winged muse Creative Arts honor Country music great Harris Country singer Harris Country hitmaker Country star who sang "Roses in the Snow" Country-music star Carl Reiner's nine Captain played by Michael Jackson Cartoon bartender Szyslak Civil defence org. Civil defense org. Comedian Philips Comedian Philips once called "a one-man asylum" Comedian Philips who shares his name with a music genre Comedian Phillips Comedian who said, "Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps," familiarly Comedic Philips Comic Philips Comic Phillips Comical Philips Confessional genre Confessional music Confessional music genre Confessional numbers Confessional rock genre Cousin of goth "Cat with Tears of Joy" or "Clown Face" Character with character Clown Face or Face With Tears of Joy, e.g.