Letter C 95250–95500

Composer Satie et al. Claude Debussy contemporary Collaborator with Claude Debussy Composer called a "gymnopédiste" Composer of several "Gnossiennes" Composer who coined the term "furniture music" Composer whose ballet "Parade" features a typewriter as percussion Contemporary of Claude Debussy "Childhood and Society" author "Childhood and Society" author Erik "Central" Ireland found in four puzzle answers "Chicago P.D." detective Lindsay "Come Back to __" (Hibernian ballad) "Come Back to ___" (Irish folk song) "Come Back to ___" (old song) CASTLE OF THE CARPATHIANS, THE AUTHOR CNN anchor Burnett CNN colleague of Wolf CNN correspondent Burnett CNN host Burnett CNN's "__ Burnett OutFront" CNN's Burnett COUNTRY STARTER CROTCHET CASTLE AUTHOR Celtic homeland Cliffs of Moher site, to poets Climate activist Brockovich Colin Farrell's home country Colleen's isle Colleen's land, in poem Colleen's place Common name for an Irish lass Consumer advocate Brockovich Cork's country, poetically Cork's land, in poetry Cork's land, to poets Cork's spot, literarily Country in a Thomas Moore poem Country of James Stephens. Country that celebrates March 17th Cranberries' land Cuchulainn's home. Celtic country, poetically Certain arachnids. Copper arsenate. CNN's Burnett and others common form of zeolite Costar with Noah on "ER" Celestial object beyond Pluto Chaotic goddess CONTROVERSIALISTIC Controversialists. Cause of Ethiopia's landlocked status Coastal East African country Colony given to Ethiopia. Colony lost by Italy. Colony that Italy lost. Country across the sea from Yemen Country admitted to the United Nations the same day as Monaco Country bordering Red Sea Country in the Horn of Africa Country north of Ethiopia Country now part of Ethiopia. Country of northeast Africa Country on East African coast. Country on the Red Sea Country that won its first Olympic medal in 2004 Country where the oldest human skull (circa 1,000,000 B.C.) was found in 1997 Country with a camel in its coat of arms Country with a camel on its coat of arms Country with hundreds of islands in the Red Sea Certain Arab League observer Citizen of Asmara "___ che macchiavi quell'anima" (Verdi aria) "___ che macchiavi quell'anima" (aria opener) Classic aria from Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera" Capital of Soviet Republic of Armenia. Capital of the Armenian Republic. Cynthia of 2024's "Wicked" Cynthia who played Harriet Tubman in 2019's "Harriet" Cynthia who portrayed Harriet Tubman CLOTHO COLLEAGUE COLLEAGUE KENNEDY Case-man Gardner Character in Trollope's "Phineas Finn" Colleague of Agatha Colleague of Agatha and Dashiell Colleague of Dashiell Colleague of Ellery Competitor of Mickey and Agatha Contemporary of Agatha Contemporary of Agatha and Dashiell Contemporary of Agatha and Rex Contemporary of Dashiell and Rex Contemporary of Ellery Contemporary of Ellery and Agatha Contemporary of Ngaio Contemporary of Ngaio and Agatha Contemporary of Raymond and Agatha Contemporary of Rex Contemporary of Rex and Agatha Contemporary of Rex and Ngaio Court of Last Resort name. Courtroom fiction name Crackle colleague Creator of D.A. Hamilton Creator of Della and Perry Creator of Hamilton and Perry Creator of Perry Creator of Perry and Della Creator of Perry, Della and Paul Creator of courtroom Perry Creator of fictional lawyer Perry Creator of lawyer Perry Creator of the lawyer Perry Creator of the secretary Della Crime fiction author's first name Crime fiction name Creator of detective Nero Wolfe Conical lab container Conical lab container with a narrow neck "Cope Book" Aunt Clever Bombeck Columnist Bombeck Columnist pal of cartoonist Bil Comic writer Bombeck Comical Bombeck Ceremonial fur trim Certain weasel Coat of a stoat Coronation robe material Coronation robe trim Critter with a white coat Clothed as kings. Certain weasels Comic opera hit of 1886. CAB ENDER CABLE ENDER COX ENDER CRANK ENDER City Island flier Cliff nester Cliff-dwelling bird Coastal eagle Coastal flier Coastal flyer Coastal flying bird Coastal hunter Coastal predator Common crossword bird Common crossword flier Compass point end Compass point ending Compass point suffix Compass user's suffix Compass-point suffix Cousin of a bald eagle Cousin of the bald eagle Classic Verdi opera Certain coastal bird Cliff bird Coast flyer Coastal attacker Coastal avian hunter Coastal bird of prey Coastal commuter? Coastal cruiser Coastal diver Coastal fisher Coastal soarer Coastal-flying eagle Costal eagle County Donegal river County Donegal's main waterway Cousin of a kite Crossword bird or Irish river Coastal aerie builders Coastal birds Coastal creatures Coastal eagles Coastal fliers Coastal flyers Common birds, in puzzles Cousins of fish hawks Cousins of harriers Cousins of kites Crossword birds C&Ws Tubb Chemistry Nobelist Rutherford Chubby Checker's real first name Clement's righthand man. Cline who wrote the 2011 best seller "Ready Player One" Companion of Algernon in an Oscar Wilde play Composer Bloch Composer Chausson Conductor Ansermet Contemporary composer Bloch. Contemporary of F. Scott and Eudora Contemporary of Roald, in polar exploration Country legend Tubb Country's Tubb Creator of an "old man" named Santiago Cyclotron inventor ___ Lawrence Creator of Col. Richard Cantwell. Creator of Lady Brett, Pilar, etc. Comic operator "Che" Guevara Car maker Maserati Carmaker Maserati Che Guevara's first name Che Guevara's given name Che Guevara's real first name Che Guevara's real name Che Guevaro's real name Che's first name Che's given name Che's real first name Che's real name Che, at birth Che, formally Che, more formally Che, really Che, to his mother Composer Lecuona Cuban composer Lecuona Composers Gold and Bloch Conductor Ansermet et al. Country singer Tubb and others Country-music pioneer born in 1914 Cabdriver in "It's a Wonderful Life" Canal whose construction began in Rome (New York) Cartoonist Bushmiller Cartoonist Bushmiller who created "Nancy" Cary's "None But the Lonely Heart" role Chicago Cubs great Banks Chicago's Banks Children's TV character with a fondness for baths Children's character originally voiced by Jim Henson Children's character with an orange head and red nose Co-host of Kenny, Chuck, and Shaq Coach's first name on "Cheers" Columnist Pyle Comedian Kovacs Comedian Kovacs with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Comic strip retitled "The Piranha Club" in 1998 Comical Kovacs Cookie Monster cohort Cookie Monster colleague Cookiemaker's mascot Country singer Tennessee ___ Ford