Letter C 92500–92750

Chang's counterpart Chang's famous twin Chang's other half Chang's partner Chang's sib Chang's sidekick Chang's twin Chang's twin (1811–74). Character in Wallace's "The Two" Civ. or mech., perhaps Class with a Classics unit: Abbr. Class with vocab. lists Closely linked Bunker Coll. major of many writers Common B.A. major Compulsory HS subject Conjoined twin name Country in the UK Course listing abbr. Course with vocab. CONNECT gears Captivate, like an audience Capture, as one's attention Catch the interest of Command to the helmsman from Jean-Luc Picard Committed to tying the knot Currently warring Celebration of a future union Charming, as a smile Charming, attractive Call before a head-to-head contest Chivalric warning Cry before waving the hand Cry from one wielding an épée Cry of French swordsman. Comedienne Georgia Conductor Lehman __ Co-author with Marx on "The Communist Manifesto" "Communist Manifesto" co-author "Communist Manifesto" co-author with Marx Co-author of "The Communist Manifesto" Co-author of Das Kapital (1820–95). Coauthor of a historic manifesto Collaborator of Marx Collaborator with Marx Communist Friedrich Cover with jewels. Caboose's opposite Car motor Car part that purrs Car puller Casey Jones' place Casey Jones' spot Car-motor castings CONSTRUCTION specialist Cannonball Express driver Casey Jones' job. Casey Jones, e.g. Casey Jones, for one Certain STEM graduate Conductor's co-worker Conductor's colleague CONTROL theory Canadian National employees Casey Jones, etc. Comforting sound to a car enthusiast Car parts that roar and purr Components of cars Contain, as a muffin top Circled Circles, as the waist Chunnel land Core of the British Empire. Cornwall sits there Cornwall's country Coventry's locale Country north of the English Channel country where shakespear was born country where shakespeare was born Country music by Roger Miller? Children's author Madeleine L'-- CANADIAN language CHANNEL Islands dialect/language CHANNEL between Atlantic and North Sea COMMON language Chaucer's tongue Creator of British novels, perhaps Canines with pushed-in noses Common ornamental vine Conventry climber *Class covering Austen and Eliot, informally Class with Browning and Golding, say College major with lots of reading Churchill and Eden. Company for rabid canines Cockneys take a close look Cowslip Country hound? Contain within a sphere. Consume piggishly Cal Poly grad Cal Tech grad, perhaps Caltech grad Caltech grad's occ., often Caltech grad, maybe Caltech grad, often: Abbr. Caltech grad, perhaps Caltech grad, perhaps: Abbr. Caltech grad: Abbr. Caltech maj. Caltech major: abbr. Caltech sr.'s goal, often Career for a sci. major Carved: Abbr. Casey Jones' occupation, briefly Casey Jones' was one (Abbr.) Casey Jones's occ. Casey Jones, e.g. (Abbr.) Casey Jones, for one (Abbr.) Certain B.S. holder Certain B.S. holder: Abbr. Certain Caltech grad Certain Caltech grad, briefly Certain Caltech grad: Abbr. Certain Ga. Tech grad Certain Georgia Tech grad Certain Georgia Tech grad%C2%A0 Certain M.I.T. graduate Certain MIT grad Certain RPI grad Certain structural pro: Abbr. Certain tech sch. grad Civil employee? Civil or elec. expert Construction expert: Abbr. Construction man: Abbr. Could be chem. or mech. CARVE, CUT, OR ETCH INTO A MATERIAL OR SURFACE Carve in metal Carve on, as a monument Carve upon. Cut into metal Cut letters carve (a design) onto a hard surface Carved in relief. Carved in stone, say cut or impressed into a surface CURRIER Currier or Ives Carves Carves into metal Carves upon. Cuts in lines commemorative carving cut out image Capture all of one's attention Consumes all of one's attention Certain college grads: Abbr. Corps personnel: Abbr. Certain artists: Abbr. Certain drawings: Abbr. Chang's twin's Completely immerse Cover entirely cover or surround completely Circle with an aura Crown in a way Colorize, e.g. COMPUTER CZAR Calculating 30-ton monster of the '40s Computer built at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering Computer built under the code name "Project PX" Computer developed in the 1940s Computer granddaddy Computer introduced in 1946 Computer of 1946 Computer of the '40s Computer of the 1940s Computer that contained 17,468 vacuum tubes Computer that debuted in 1946 Computer that had 17,468 vacuum tubes Computer that had roughly 18,000 vacuum tubes Computer that was designed to calculate W.W.II artillery firing tables Computer that was retired in 1955 Computer unveiled in 1946 Computer whose first code was written by six women mathematicians Computer with 18,000 vacuum tubes Computing behemoth Computing machine displayed in part at the Smithsonian computer Digital communication (abbr.) computer Electronic control system Computers "Camelot" character CHEROKEE KIN CHEROKEE ___ CHEROKEE, FOR ONE CITY NEAR BARCELONA CITY NEAR BISMARCK CITY NEAR CAPRI CITY NEAR CLEARWATER CITY NEAR LIMA CITY NEAR MANCHESTER CITY NEAR OSAKA CITY NEAR POMPEII CITY NEAR SYRACUSE CITY ON THE ARNO CITY ON THE LECH CITY ON THE TAGUS CITY ON THE WILLAMETTE CITY UGANDA AMIN OF CITY WEST OF SPARKS CULTIVATE PATIENCE Cadmus wife Camelot colleen Camelot denizen Camelot lass Camelot wife Camelot woman Canadian physician Macleod Celtic girl's name. Character from "The Mabinogion" Character in "Idylls of the King." Chaste wife of Geraint. Cherokee Strip Conference Center setting Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center location Cherokee Strip city Childen's author Blyton Children's author Bagnold Children's author Blyton Children's book author Blyton Children's writer Blyton Chisholm Trail Coliseum site Chisholm Trail Expo Center city Chisholm Trail city in Oklahoma Chisolm Trail town. City 1.5 hours from Oklahoma City City 65 miles north of Oklahoma City. City WNW of Stillwater City WNW of Stillwater, Oklahoma City WNW of Tulsa City about 70 miles north of Oklahoma City City along the Chisholm Trail City between Wichita and Wichita Falls City designated the purple-martin capital of Oklahoma City founded during the Cherokee Strip land run City in N Oklahoma. City in Oklahoma's "Red Carpet Country" City in northern Oklahoma City in the Cherokee Strip City in what was the Cherokee Strip