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Cinderella's horses, after midnight Coffee vessel in France Caustic cleaning solution Clapton who sang "Tears in Heaven" "Call Me Maybe" singer's middle name Change from wild to mild Clearance ___ (at throwaway prices) ___ carte menu: 2 wds. Crusty baked desserts Chemically unreactive like Argon Cute ___ button: 2 wds. Chess piece with the least amount of power College seniors test, sometimes: Abbr. Clock standard: Abbr. Crime-fighting government agency: Abbr. Cover with a thin layer of gold Construct-it-yourself furniture company Creative spark Circle over an angel's head Company's stock market debut: Abbr. Chameleon, e.g. Choices available to someone Casino card game Culinary institution Le Cordon ___ Cigarette deposit Cartoon skunk Le Pew Crime-fighting force officer, informally Couch potato may use this to change channels City that hosts the Wimbledon Championships Center of the solar system Carson city is its capital Corner-to-corner line across the board, for short Chewing ___ (sweet chewy treat) Container for soup Cotton Gin inventor ___ Whitney Conducted, as war Creme de la ___ (popular skin cream) Culinary expert Cash dispenser: Abbr. Caviar eggs Citizenship like American or British, e.g. Cartoon show "Ed, ___ n Eddy" Czech or Serb, for short Collarless shirt CapsLock, e.g. Crossword diagram, like this one Cartoon frame Confessional music genre CIA predecessor: Abbr. Container in a lab ___ Cross, fictional former FBI agent and psychologist created by James Patterson who is the protagonist in many of his books Cain or Abel, to Adam and Eve Continental currency Cube creator Rubik ___ cake (celebrate a birthday): 2 wds. Circle segment Carpeting calculation Created a web Camera shot, briefly Common dental problem Canada holds a record of winning this sport the most number of times with a total of 21 medals: 2 wds. China holds a record of winning this sport the most number of times with a total of 266 medals: 2 wds. Curriculum ___ (written overview of one's career) ___ Campbell of Country music Cygnus' brightest star Content cat's sound Calligraphy tool Connery of James Bond films Creator of the American animated sitcom "Family Guy" who also voices other characters of the show: 2 wds. Command to standstill Composer of the theme music for the American sitcom, "Family Guy": 2 wds. Coca-___ (carbonated soft drink) Comedy club sounds Cotton gin inventor, Whitney Cultivate the land with a plough, say Cry upon finding a solution Chinese principle Cookie with a creme filling City near Manchester with a name that rhymes with "weeds" Compact submachine gun Cook, CEO of Apple Check a box, say Computer memory unit Carry out orders Coffee from Hawaii Coffee's hot rival "Cat Scratch Fever" singer ___ Nugent Ctrl-___-Del (computer command) City that hosts the biggest carnival in the world every year, for short Cry hard "___ can't buy happiness." (common advice) Character played by Ron Howard in the TV show "The Andy Griffith Show" Covering for the knee or the head Cupid's Greek counterpart Chinese philosophy related to the concepts of yin and yang Cyclist's headgear "Chronicles: ___," Bob Dylan's memoir that was published in October 2004: 2 wds. Covering on a jar Cincinnati Reds legend ___ Roush "Can you help me ___ it too much to ask for?": 2 wds. Cold and aloof Counterpart of "ooh" (crowd reaction) Chop with an axe Child's plaything Comes out on top in an exam, e.g. Convention center event, for short Cast an evil spell on Carry out orders dutifully CEO or CFO, e.g., for short Cow's bellow City in New Hampshire that's home to Antioch University New England "C'est la ___!" ("Such is life!") Cleveland basketballer, for short "Catch Me If ___ Can," movie starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio Consulate issuance to travel to another country Car fuel "Cake Boss" channel: Abbr. Carve on wood, say Composer ___ Stravinsky Chandler ___, "Friends" character played by Matthew Perry Cut off a tree branch ___ charades (party game) ___ cream (delightful dessert) Cuddling in public, e.g.: Abbr. City with Universal Studios Japan Card that tells you what's available at an eatery Coventry bathroom Comedian Erwin of "Pigskin Parade," for short Company's head honcho: Abbr. Cow clusters Circumference section Cake candle count Country whose capital is Lima Colt's mother Competition in which your speed matters Cry of relief after a hectic week: Abbr. Colorful card game Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun Cashew or almond Come to a close Corrosive cleaning stuff "Carte" or "mode" preceder: 2 wds. Clay monster of Jewish folklore Copy from your classmate's paper, say Confuse, with "up" Carpet alternative Created, as a web Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ____" Catch red-handed Cost Circle of light around the sun or moon Campus sports group: Abbr. Cyber Monday event City in Nevada known as "The Biggest Little City in the World" Cry of joy or approval Chaplin of "Game of Thrones" "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" presenter ___ deGrasse Tyson "Caged ___," 2016 thriller movie: 2 wds. Calcutta's continent Chandler's best friend on "Friends" Crude oil organization: Abbr. Congresswoman Ilhan ____ Currency of Italy or France Character played by China Anne McClain in "Descendants 2" Charles ___, pioneering automaker Caught a bite Cylindrical storage structure Camera eye Casual internet conversation Common knee injury site: Abbr. Chicken ____ king: 2 wds. Capital of Italia Cry of discovery Camp cover Cute Aussie "bear" ___ Cup (football tournament organized by FIFA) Chocolate cookie with white cream filling Company known as "Big Blue": Abbr. "Can ___ Ever Forgive Me?" 2018 biographical film directed by Marielle Heller Carpeting calculation Compete for a seat "C'___ la vie" Cruel or unkind Call of dove Cowboy films, informally (anagram of "orates") Custard dessert with a layer of caramel sauce ___-cola (soft drink since 1886) C.B. ___, American writer who succeeded Axel Alsonso as the Editor-in-chief for Marvel Comics Concert blaster, for short C.F.O.'s degree, perhaps: Abbr. Country with a bald eagle on its Great Seal: Abbr. Control+Z command Colony insect with a queen Cry of surprise Creative piece such as a painting or a sculpture Color of Santa's hat Card with the highest or lowest value in a suit Character who is Jerry's best friend since high school and is played by Jason Alexander on the show "Seinfeld": 2 wds. Civil war film in which John Wayne played the role of Col. Cord McNally: 2 wds. ___ chatter (unimportant conversation) Cawing bird Cowboy contest Contract signee tool Champagne-opening sound Cubes in a freezer Chrome or Firefox, for one Critical hospital ward: Abbr. Cartoon maker's frame ___-Caps (brand of chocolate covered with nonpareils) "Can you ___ a secret?" City in Alaska located on the Seward Peninsula coast (rhymes with "home") Carbon-dating estimation Cowboy's workplace Costing nothing Christmas tree, often Cookie with a "Game of Thrones" themed edition Company that is one of the pioneers of Internet web search Corn on the ___ CBS sitcom about a divorced mother raising two teenaged daughters that ran from 1975 to 1984: 5 wds. Character played by Donna Douglas in "The Beverly Hillbillies" Cash-dispensing device: Abbr. ___ Castellaneta, voice of Homer Simpson on "The Simpsons" Cartoon king Disney "Captain Underpants: The First ___ Movie" (2017 animated movie) Countryside stopover option Cold War ___ (period) Chatter away Country music TV network: Abbr. Cinematographer's device, for short "Cuomo Prime Time" channel: Abbr. Competitor of 55a with the Swoosh logo Country previously called Persia ___ Cola (Pepsi's competitor) Cleveland state Chicago Bulls' sports league: Abbr. Covered vehicle for conveying goods, passengers, etc. Come out on top in a test, say Circle of light above a saint's head Counterpart of "his" Country music icon Johnny ___ Charred remains of a blaze "Cornflake Girl" singer Amos Croque monsieur ingredient Cloud shower? Crafty brewery offering: Abbr. "___ Como Va" (Santana classic) ___ Cassini, Jackie Kennedy's designer Cube from a freezer ___ carte menu: 2 wds. Charm someone romantically