China's Chairman ___ Zedong ___ Cooper, father of Betty Cooper from the "Riverdale" TV series and Archie Comics ___ Cong ___ Cabana ___ constrictor, a kind of snake Commercials, as on television, for short ___ Corleone (character played by Marlon Brando in "The Godfather") Coffee alternative Circle over an angel's head "___ Crusader," another name given to 19-Across ___ cage, the bony structure surrounding some organs Caribbean nation that was devastated by an earthquake in 2010 Counterpart of hers Country whose capital is Hanoi Cuisine in Bangkok Commercials, for short Corn on the ___ City on the Rhone river in France Carly ___ Jepsen, "Call Me Maybe" singer Crucial organs for breathing Common name for the Progressive Field in Cleveland: 2 wds. Cheer for a Mexican soccer team Comedian who played "Joliet" Jake in "The Blues Brothers", and met an untimely death, aged only 33: 2 wds. Construction beam shaped like a letter: Hyph. Cooking liquid that might be made from olives or peanuts Colorful card game Common middle name for a girl, also the name of TV star ___ West Celebrities may have fragile ones Crashing sound in comic books Charged with a crime ___ Craven, a director known for his horror films such as "A Nightmare on Elm Street" Center of a cherry (also a deep hole) Cards worth 1 or 11 in Blackjack Consumed something Celebrities have fragile ones Computer's reversal command College graduate's goal Composed a text message, say Car fill-up Cousin of an agave, that's a soother Compete with, or content for something "Cogito, ___ sum" (therefore) Circular, burnable media that is almost obsolete: Abbr. Captain ___, hunter of Moby Dick Cosy, comfortable lodging often located near an interstate Chairman ___ Zedong, a former leader of China College just north of New York City Camera part used to see through "___ Como Va," a 1971 hit song by Santana Commercial breaks on TV, for short Competitor of Prego pasta sauce Class where you don't have to study much to do well: 2 wds. Calculate a total Comes before two Continent containing India and China Count ___, the primary antagonist portrayed by Jim Carrey in the 2004 film "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" Cars can't run without this Comedian Sykes who played Granny in "Ice Age: Collision Course" Cocktail of smoke and fog Chivalrous men hold it open for women Continent that contains Japan and Pakistan Cunning or scheming Cow body part where you obtain milk Calms or assuages, as with someone's fear Captain ___, who hunted Moby Dick Consumed something Cable channel known for "Veep" and "Girls" "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" director ___ Lee Care for Cars such as Souls and Cadenzas Cranium content Complain persistently Creative spark Canceled, as a mission: 2 wds. Chuck ___, former coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers' Consumed food Clapton who sang "Layla" Christopher ___, actor who played Saruman in "Lord of the Rings" Compensation paid for breaking a rule Cookbook author Rombauer Continent home to China Cuban president Castro Computer input Chop (off) Casual assent Civil rights icon Parks Condition treated with Adderall: Abbr. Chart-topping songs California's ___ Alto City near Lake Tahoe Computer menu option Cupid's Greek counterpart Carpet Cartoon sailor who ate a lot of spinach Coach Parseghian of Notre Dame Chest-beating beast Crafty or conniving Completed Company that sells Inspiron or Vostro computers Confesses, with "up" Crude dude Craving, slangily Chapel vow: 2 wds. Celebrity gossip website: Abbr. Course of action Competed in a footrace Commedia dell'___ Circus enclosure ___ Crosby, American singer and actor known for his Christmas carols Ceramic floor piece Contact, for one Cutting-___ (very modern) Change course suddenly Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter from "Game of Thrones" Celebrities have fragile ones Captivates, or inflames with passion Continent where the Himalayas are located Comes before two ___ Carangi, a fashion model who was considered the first supermodel Crucifixion symbol ___ Chaplin, actress who played Robb Stark's wife in "Game of Thrones" ___ capita income Chest bone that's part of a "cage" Chinese capital that hosted the 2008 Olympics "___ California" (Eagles hit) Canadian neighbor of Minnesota: Abbr. Conjunction paired with "neither" Clickable symbol on a computer screen Continent where China is Consumed something Condensation on grass ___ Canal (New York waterway) ___ constrictor (large snake of the Americas) Clumsy doofus Criminal group Coffeehouse connectivity: Hyph. Cast a ballot Comedian ___ Sykes, who appears on the TV shows "Blackish" City in Spain, which is home to Catalans Congressional approval vote Call a halt to Capri, for one ___ Cannon, famous actress who was nominated for an Academy Award for her role in "Heaven Can Wait" Cunning, like a fox Cold and frosty Comment from a cow Cowboy's footwear Color printer's cartridge filler Copied Consumed some food Chooses to do something Continent with the Himalayas Corner piece in chess Currency used in Greece and Spain Cigar residue Cartoon company where Wile E. Coyote gets his equipment from Compete (for) Cute ___ button: 2 wds Container in a funeral parlor Carve in stone Carmaker with four rings in its logo Christmas seasons ___ Comedy Jam Closes in on, or approaches Champagne stopper or popper Chicken cordon ___ Community college in Wells, Maine: Abbr. Comedy series about the everyday lives of employees, starring Steve Carell: 2 wds. Cat-___-tails, a kind of whip Comic pianist who was nicknamed "The Great Dane," Victor ___ ___ Chaplin, actress who played Robb Stark's wife in "Game of Thrones" ___ Corleone, the character Robert De Niro portrayed in "The Godfather: Part II" College grade after junior Cube from a freezer "Come one, come ___!" Chicago newspaper, for short Cartel that sets oil prices: Abbr. Common name for hydrous silica Come to a finish Cover with concrete Connecting word in an itinerary Carpet alternative Carpenter ___ (type of insect) Cowboy's date Computer programmer's work ___ corners (eliminate some steps) Cable network that was formerly known as Headline News Cul-de-____ (dead end) Corrosive chemical Cold or frigid Circular movement with a spoon Cattle used to pull carts Capri and Wight ___ Crowder, the name of Boyd Crowder's fiancee from the TV series "Justified" Caribbean and Mediterranean Cold, slippery Choose to do something Changes the locks? ___ cab Commercials Central church area Changed the color of something, such as hair Carbonated water Cartographer's drawing Copy from your classmate's paper, say Can ___, tools used to cut containers Clothing store department Chris ___, star of "Guardians of the Galaxy" Consume some food Came out of sleep City near Mt. Vesuvius "Children ___," a thriller starring Clive Owen and Michael Caine: 2 wds. Chop with an axe, or cut off "Cancel my last action" software command Chemically inactive, like neon Carmaker that produces the Sierra and the Canyon Comedy TV series starring Linda Cardellini, that got "canceled too soon," after only 1 season: 3 wds. Cookie container Coffee alternative Chancel entrance display Cartoon show "Ed, ___ n Eddy" Caribou's cousin Cinderella's horses, after midnight Camping shelter Cavity filler's organization: Abbr. Classic Pontiac muscle cars Cauldron concoction contributor Coated with frost "Caught in a ___" (Stuck with a daily routine) Casual buttonless shirt Cook in oil, like onion rings Country ___ (suburban dwellers) Children Currently playing, as a sitcom: 2 wds. Checkmate target Coin ___, used to decide something Cherry center, or a deep hole Climbing legume Campfire necessity "Crazy," in Spanish Chunk of dirt, or a stupid person Chimney residue Colombian racing driver ___ Montoya, who holds the record of the fastest Formula One lap ever: 2 wds. Canine created by Jim Davis Canines Campus military organization: Abbr. Chairman ___, famed Chinese leader Cobra toxin ___ Carangi, American model who was considered the world's first supermodel Container whose letters appear in "container"