Captain __, whale hunter from "Moby Dick" Captain ___ (fictional character in Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick") Child to a horse and a donkey Color of light in darkrooms Coffeehouse chain where the customers' names are written on each cup, and features a siren in its logo Connecting point Command used during a march to stop movement Carnivorous fish superficially similar to stingrays "___ Circus" (song from "Madagascar") Comedian Roseanne, who was also a presidential nominee in 2012 ___ choy (Chinese cabbage) Choc-a-___ Concept Concentrated light-beam that is used in non-intrusive surgeries and sci-fi films: Abbr. Carve, as one's name in the history books Current point guard for the Golden State Warriors, NBA pro who is the most recent player to reach the 50-40-90 stats: 2 wds. Current GM of the Canadian National Basketball team, 8-time NBA All-Star who reached the 50-40-90 stats in 4 seasons out of 5: 2 wds. Canada's ___ Island National Park Carrying a lot of extra pounds 100% clean and unadulterated ___ Class, where kids are allowed to play with paints and colours Cloth that may be laid in the scene depicted in 36-Across Charm, as a lady Charged up, in molecular terms Count ___, the main character in "A Series of Unfortunate Events" Currency in Germany Character played by Michael Richards in "Seinfeld", who is 32-Across's neighbor and is often called a "hipster doofus": 2 wds. Comfortable sleepwear, for short Coin activity, considered an act of randomness Common format for electronic documents, apart from ".doc": Abbr. Character played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus in "Seinfeld", who is an ex-girlfriend of 32-Across: 2 wds. City let down by a horse Companion of one of "The Beatles" Clothing line of Italian fashion brand, Benetton Group : Abbr. Come up with, on the spot: Hyph. Continent with China and India in it Campfire residue Chip partner, in a small bowl Currency in Germany ____ contendere ("I am unwilling") Craft beer Curtain holder Charged particle Carry, with great difficulty "Cool ___ cucumber": 2 wds. Ctrl. + S (computer command) Core Cool, like a cat Criticism Casper, for one Cast a spell on Couple Come out with flying colors Catchy song from Disney's 1937 film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", sung by the dwarves as they work at a mine: Hyph. Change for a five, say Character voiced by Mila Kunis in "Family Guy" Cupid's Greek counterpart Chance for a player to play, in a game Consume Celebrities, to fans Cleaning agent Captain in "Moby Dick" Considered one of the greatest in baseball, he was a key figure in the BALCO(steroids) scandal: 2 wds. Considered one of the best in golf, he was central figure in a controversy that involved infidelity and ended in his divorce: 2 wds. Cathedral roof Carve in stone Chef's armor Circulate, as blood Carly ___ Jepsen, singer of the hit song "Call Me Maybe" Colored portion of the eye CBS forensic drama Car windshield option Chicken piece at a restaurant Come in sight, as land from water Car fill-up Chum Click site, on a desktop Competes passionately Civil rights group: Abbr. Code-cracking group, linked to Edward Snowden: Abbr. Coke, for one Curriculum ___ Creepy look Cast a ballot China's continent Crime of setting fire to property Console from Nintendo, before Wii Currency in Kyoto Cookie dunked in milk Color of honey (deep yellow) ___ coat (made from animal hair) Cowboy's place of work Cincinnati baseball team Colored part of the eye Checked something out, gave it the once-over Coral ___ "Cheap Thrills" singer Clumsy, unable to get the job done Cake-baking appliance Character played by Aaron Paul in "Breaking Bad", who was a crystal meth dealer and worked with the character played by 30-Across: 2 wds. "Coming up ___..." (said on TV at the end of a show) Crooked or out of alignment Character played by Giancarlo Esposito in "Breaking Bad", who owns Los Pollos Hermanos, besides being a prominent meth distributor: 2 wds. Chickens are often found in this Consumes Country or folk Cut away a part of, as a photograph Capital of Italy Carve initials on a tree Court proceeding Ceremonial act by a priest Chest bone Compete Complaint that's "picked" (rhymes with bit) CBS procedural crime show, which is a "JAG" spin-off Christmas isn't complete without one Chooses (to do) Crow's call Coke competitor Cry of surprise, similar to "Aha!" Christmas month, for short Colorful fish often found in backyard ponds ___ chart (What to eat) Creamy egg beverage that is popular around Christmas Colorado ski city Charlie's brother in "Two and a Half Men" Chips companion Cold cabbage salad Cotton capsule, rhymes with "moll" Colosseum city "___ charges inclusive..." ___ carte (words on a restaurant menu): 2 wds. Capture, as a photo Comes to a dead stop (rhymes with "salts") Count ___, the antagonist from "A Series of Unfortunate Events" ___ Campbell, a supermodel. Communication system for the deaf: Abbr. Cold and slippery, like winter roads ___ code (assigned to each place) ___ carte: 2 wds. Cattle sound Central character from "South Park," who is the mother of Stan Marsh: 2 wds. Character from "South Park," who is 43-Across's friend and is the sweet guy of the bunch: 2 wds. Central Iowan city, home to the ISU Currency in Berlin Code sent to you during a two-factor authentication or an online transaction: Abbr. Captain of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" Comedian ___ Johnson from "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" ___ Cola, a famous soda brand Corn on the ___ Commercials on TV or website pop-ups (plural): Abbr Cooking fat "Cool," in the 50s "Crazy as a ___" Chocolate ___ (creamy dessert) ___ chaos (absolute mayhem) Comedian who was the host of "The Daily Show" till 2015, and has hosted 2 Grammy Award ceremonies: 2 wds. Carly ___ Jepsen ("Call Me Maybe" singer) Commenced ("The project ___ on...") Coated with frost Card game with a name that means "one" in Spanish ___ Corleone (What people called Vito Corleone by, in "Godfather") Cracklin' ___ Bran (brand of cereal) Cartoonist Browne, who created "Hagar the Horrible" Computer chip company with the slogan "___ inside" Coloring you put in your hair China's ___ Xiaoping, the leader after Mao Colin ___, world famous rally racer who also spawned a game series Carpet calculation Cooped up or confined (rhymes with "bent") Cousins to frogs, which are said to cause warts (plural) Captain Jack Sparrow's favourite drink Carry with difficulty Cranberry juice's color Cheryl ___, of "Charlie's Angels" Chirping bird seen in cities (Also, Johnny Depp's role in "The Pirates of the Caribbean") Components of molecules Competition for two or more drivers Challenge Clickable symbol on a computer screen Common abbreviation used when requesting a response to an event: Abbr Cubes you roll with in a Casino Continent that contains Japan and China ___ Carangi, the late American fashion model "Chopped" host ___ Allen Clumsy buffoon Cliched feature on a witch's nose Catch a whiff of Cause of gray hair and worry lines, some say Casper was a friendly one Comes before two "Connect the ___" "Come one, come ___!" Company that makes foam toys and guns City-related Clearasil target Change with the times Clownfish in a 2003 Pixar film Creative concept, symbolized by a light bulb Color of tomato paste Cross inscription Currency that you'll spot while reading "money" backwards Casual buttonless shirt "Cain and ___," a biblical story of two brothers Candles on a cake symbolize these: Plural ___ Chaplin, granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin, who plays Robb Stark's wife on "Game of Thrones" "___ care!" ___ Clapton, a legendary rock and blues guitar player and vocalist Crucial or of utter importance, such as ___ signs Canadian rock band who sang "Photograph" and "Rockstar" which brothers Mike and Chad Kroeger are a part of. Creedence ___ Revival, American rock band whose members include brothers John and Tom Fogerty Comes before two Courage or boldness. Could also mean audacity, as in "the ___ of that guy!" Craft or scheming, also Sylvester Stallone's nickname "Can I ___ you a question?" Continent sharing boundaries with Europe and Africa Component of white piano keys, once Change direction mid-air, as some hard-to-hit pitches Committed reply at a wedding ceremony: 2 wds. Cleansing bar that you use during a bath Cunning Compete Cookbook author Rombauer Check for odors Clothes-pressing appliance Cutting-___ (very modern) Cigarette residue Coins used in Germany and France Circular part of a roller coaster ___ Chanel, of fashion Cut of meat that was originally only from a pig's hind legs "___, captain!" (Yes) ___-conscious (someone on a diet) Cookie often dunked Canines and molars Copied or mimicked, as a primate would Concerning the mouth, health that a dentist would be concerned with Christopher ___, director of "The Dark Knight" and "Interstellar" Charged atoms: Plural Cry of surprise that's similar to "Aha!" Chequered ___ (waved at the end of a race) Chuck, who created "Two and a Half Men" Christmas ___ (24th December) Courtroom affirmation: 2 wds. Courtroom prosecutors: Abbr. Country of which New Delhi is the capital Carrying out something, "He is ___ it as we speak" Camping quarters Critic's harsh words, the opposite of loving something: 3 wds. ___ Cole, famed fashion designer