Crossword Clues Start With C, page 1908
Christiania
City of Europe
Classroom helper
Capital employee
Capitol underling
Cause of a sniff
Classroom staffer
Candy striper, for instance
Campaign worker
Caddie, for instance
Campfire attraction
Campaign trail worker
Capitol worker
Campaign staffer
Classroom assistant
Carbon monoxide's lack
Camp staffer
Classroom helper
Classroom staffer
Common D.C. position
Classroom helper
Classroom staffer
Confidential assistant
Capitol Hill helper
Classroom assistant
Classroom trainee
Confidential assistant from Maidenhead
Confidential assistant
Characteristic smell
Capitol employee
Capitol Hill worker
Candy striper
Classroom assistant
Capitol Hill helper
Carbon monoxide's lack
Carbon monoxide's lack
Characteristic quality
"Candy striper"
Coadjutor
Candy striper
Candy striper, for one
Confidential helper
Chlorophyll's alleged target.
Camphor's forte.
Candy striper, e.g.
Cause for pinching the nose
Carbon monoxide's lack
Characteristic of 4 Down.
Compost heap emanation
Characteristic quality.
CO's lack
Carbon monoxide's lack
Cheese quality
Citronella feature
Cause of nose-wrinkling
Concern regarding a litter box
Cause of nose-wrinkling
Chlorine feature
Carrion flower feature
Censer output
Clue for a bloodhound
Cause for nose pinching
Cause for opening a window
Carbon monoxide's lack
Carbon dioxide's lack
Compost bin smell
Carbon dioxide's lack
Cause for pinching the nose
Carbon monoxide's lack
Compost heap emanation
Campfire attraction
Carbon monoxide's lack
Campfire attraction
Carbon monoxide's lack
Christiania's name after 1925
City about the size of Boston
City founded by Harold III
Christiana, today
City founded in 1050
City north of the Skagerrak
Capital place for a solo?
Christiania, later
City N of the Skagerrak
Christiania, since 1925
City of the Nobel Peace Prize
Capital near Skagerrak
Christiania today
Capital on the 60th. parallel
City south of Hamar
City two hours south of Lillehammer
City south of Lillehammer
Capital city founded in 1050
City founded by Harald III
Capital on the 60th parallel
Capital captured by the Germans 4/9/40
Capital near Lilleström
Capital once known as Christiania
City ESE of Bergen
Capital NW of Drammen
Christiania, now
Capital at 60 degrees latitude
Capital of 18-Across
Capital on a 69-Across
___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale
Capital on a fjord
Capital once called Christiania
Cold capital
Capital near Lillehammer
Christiania, today
City founded by King Harald III
Capital NNW of Copenhagen
Capital with more than 300 lakes within its limits
Capital known for 300 years as Christiania
Capital near the 60th parallel
Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
City in Los Lobos?
Capital of Norway
Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun
Capital of the world's happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. survey
Capital situated on the same latitude as St. Petersburg, Russia
City that's home to the Viking Ship Museum
Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark
Capital on the same parallel as Seward, Alaska
City where you can view Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
City where "Peer Gynt" premiered
Capital where a-ha formed
Christiania, today
Capital of Norway
Capital near Lillehammer
Capital on a fjord
Christiana, once
City south of Lillehammer
Capital of 5-Down
Czechoslovakia borders it?
City of the Nobel Peace Prize
City on a fiord
"__ call!"
Certain Nobel Institute site
City on the Aker River
Cold capital
Cellar dweller's position
Capital at the center of Czechoslovakia?
Capital city founded around 1050
Capital once known as Christiania
Capital with lots of fjord explorers?
Cobbler's form
Conclusive
Capital by a fjord
Capital near Lillehammer
Capital once called Christiania
City founded by King Harold III
City on a fjord
City renamed in 1624 by Christian IV
Capital city founded in 1050
Christiania today
City founded by King Harald III
Capital called Christiania until 1925
Capital on the 60th parallel
Capital formerly known as Christiania
City once called Christiania
City once known as Christiania
City where "The Scream" was stolen
Christiania, nowadays
Capital on a fjord
City in Norway
City of Norway
Cellar dweller's place in the standings
Capital in "Czechoslovakia"?
Capital near the Skagerrak
Capital on the Alna
Christiania, now
Christiania, once
Christiania, today
City founded by Hardrada
Capital of Norway
Capital west of Stockholm
Continue in force.
Closing.
Christiania today
Christinia today
City formerly Christiania
Capital on the Aker
Capital near the inlet of the Skagerrak
Conclusive.
Christiania until 1925
City renamed in 1624 by Christian IV
City on the Aker River
Companion of first.
Christiania today
Cold capital
Continue.
City with 40 islands
Certain straw
Capital by a fjord
Cobbling word
City where "The Scream" was stolen
Capital NNW of Copenhagen
Capital city once called Christiania
Capital formerly called Christiania
Christiania, nowadays
Certain Mohican
Capital WNW of Stockholm
Capital called Christiania until 1925
Capital in Czechoslovakia?
Capital in the center of Czechoslovakia?
Capital near Lillehammer
Cobbler's concern
Cobbler's aid
Capital formerly known as Christiania
Center of Czechoslovakia?
Cobbler's device
Cobbler's need
City once known as Christiania
City south of Lillehammer
City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
Continue in vigor
Capital hidden in Czechoslovakia?
Capital once called Christiania
City on a fjord
City once called Christiania
Capital city founded around 1050
Capital near Stockholm
Cobbler's model
Christiania, now
Christiania, today
City in Norway
City of Norway
Capital of Norway
Capital with the Kon-Tiki Museum
Capital on a fjord
Capital south of Lillehammer
Capital with a Nobel Institute
Cobbler's form
Capital in which kroner are spent
Capital west of Stockholm
Cellar dweller's place
Conclusive
Capital on the Aker
Christiania, today
City founded by Harald III
Capital on a fiord
Christiania, now
City off the Skagerrak Strait
Capital called Christiania until 1925
Caboose's place
City once called Christiania
City served by Gardermoen Airport
City whose patron saint is St. Hallvard
Cobbler's need
Capital where you might attend a Christmas feast called "julebord"