Canine comments Canine palaver in the comic strips. Cartoon dog's barks Comic-strip barks Canine cries Canine sounds Canine clamor Canine pleas Canine lines Comic-book barks Canine clamor Comic-strip barks Canine sounds Comic book barks Cousins of woofs Collie calls Cousins of woofs Canine chorus Canine chorus Check Charge Check on the table Charge Congressional consideration Check on the table Commentator O'Reilly Clinton or Moyers Congressional matter Coo's partner e.g. Check on the table Court submission Congressional output Cap part Cap visor Charge list Congressional item. Collector's item. Check. Common piece of mail Cosby or Tilden Coo's partner Check Coo's partner Cap s visor Cap visor Clinton or Gates Collector's item? Congressperson's creation Check ____ Cooke ( with brother Bun won 1928 Stanley Cup) Clinton�s draft law Collector's item? Congressional consideration Clinton possibly proposed legislation Cheerful, in Chamonix Cheerful, in Chartres Carefree, in Calais Chicken, in a Chinese dish Cheerful, in Chamonix Cheerful, in Chartres Carefree, in Calais Chicken, in a Chinese dish Chicken, on Chinese menus Cheerful: French. Cheerful: Fr. Cheerful, in Cherbourg Cheerful, to Cheri Cheerful, in Châlons Chicken, in a Chinese dish Chicken, in a Chinese dish Cantonese chicken Chicken, on Chinese menus Cheerful, in Cherbourg Commits a crime Commits a holdup Comet brand before it was reassigned to Mercury Collectible Ford flop Car named after Henry Ford's son Car bomb? Collectible car Citation that deserved a citation? Car of the late 1950s Corsair or Pacer Car bomb? Comet brand before it was reassigned to Mercury Citation or Corsair Collectible lemon Collectible car Car with Teletouch Drive 1958 Corsair, for example Car bomb? Car soon to come. Car that "bombed" Classic car Car named for a tycoon Car of 1957 Collectible auto Corsair or Ranger Car with Teletouch transmission Classic Ford Collectible Ford Collectible 50's car Collectible car Citation of 1958 Collectible Ford product Car bomb? Car with an innovative "rolling dome" speedometer Car with a horse collar grille Car that famously debuted on "E Day" Car that offered Polar Air air-conditioning Car with a "rolling dome" speedometer Car once promoted with the line "The thrill starts with the grille" Car that's an anagram of 14-Down Classic auto with a so-called "floating speedometer" Car that debuted September 4th, 1957 Collectible flop Costar with Moore, Harper, Knight, etc. Captain Davies portrayer on "Roots" Car bomb? Classic car named for a Ford Collectible Ford flop Car bomb? Collectible auto Car introduced September 4, 1957 Collectible car Car introduced in September 1957 Car that featured Teletouch transmission Car with a "horse collar" grille Collector's wheels Car introduced in late 1957 Car once promoted with the line 'The thrill starts with the grille' Car that's an anagram of 14-Down Classic auto with a so-called 'floating speedometer' Car introduced in late 1957 Captain Davies's portrayer in "Roots" Car introduced in September 1957 Classic car named for a Ford Collectible Detroit flop Collectible Ford flop Classic automotive flop Costar with Moore, Harper, Knight, etc. Captain Davies portrayer on "Roots" Classic Ford Convertible in the first Daytona 500 Citation or Corsair Collectible lemon Car bomb? Collectible lemon Corsair or Pacer Car whose sales were hurt by the Eisenhower recession Car with boomerang-shaped taillights Collectible car 1958 Corsair, e.g Car of the '50s Collectible car of the late '50s Car of the 1950s Centers of activity Capt. Davies's portrayer in "Roots" Comb containers Case for an allergist Co-star of 6-Down in 1970s TV Centers of activity Certain outbreak Case for an allergist Canine comments Comic-strip yips Canine comments Canine communication Canine chatter Canine conversation Comics barks Co-star of Moore and Knight Co-star of Moore, MacLeod and Knight Co-star of Moore and Knight Curiosities Control Can't stop thinking about something Constantly worry Can't stop thinking about something Constantly worry Captivate Criminal bosses prey on someone's mind Constantly worry (about) Completely preoccupy Crazy bosses dominate Can't stop thinking about something Criminal bosses think it through relentlessly Control rebellious bosses Cutting Cutting Collectible car 1958 Corsair, e.g. Car bomb Car bomb? Car make that lost Ford $2.8 trillion (in 2015 dollars) Car with a vagina-shaped grille Car that failed Car with a "horse collar" grille Corsair or Pacer Car bomb? Clergyman who sounds like a doctor? Cleric. Churchman. Clergyman. Cleric Churchman Clergyman Clergyman Cleric offers helpful words, embracing despised person Clergyman Chevron, to Sarge Consider it likely Consider likely Consider likely to happen Concentrated more than usual? Cassowary's cousin. Chorist (anag.) Clutches Clusters or bunches Categorizes Clusters or bunches Clusters Categorises three-fifths of the road covered by navigational system Contents of cask — raw lubricant — tipped over ramparts Confidential statistic Computer network Computer network Capitalism, for example. Complex. Complex of schools Complex Communism or capitalism, e.g. Circulatory ___ Cleans out badly? Cleans out badly? Coats of painters Chemical banned by the EPA in 1977 Chem. contaminant Chem. pollutant Chem. pollutant Chemical contaminant, for short Chemical banned by the EPA Chem. contaminant Chem. pollutant Chemical formerly used in carbonless copy paper manufacture Chem. pollutant banned in 1979 Controversial chemical Controversial chemical: Abbr. Chemical pollutant, for short Controversial chemical