Clothes-drying frame Chimpanzee, for one Confiscation of property, say Car or homebuyer's need, usually Car parking place Competed in a marathon, say ___ Cooper, Sheldon Cooper's mother in "The Big Bang Theory" Cry of disgust Commercials, for short Corn container ___ carte menu: 2 wds. Counterpart of "You lose": 2 wds. Christmas season "Can you do me a ___?" Coupes and sedans, e.g. Computer memory acronym Carolina's __ Dee River Chinese menu general Cut from the same cloth Covert federal group: Abbr. Carson's TV predecessor Jack Crow's greeting Cooking pan's topper Cape ___, "fishy" place in Massachusetts ___ critic, Homer Simpson's job on the episode "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?" Circular, celestial object Computer's "brain": Abbr. Cape Town's country: Abbr. Cataract site "___ Como Va," cha-cha-cha song ___ certificate (important ID) Cuban currency Chicks in a coop (rhymes with "crood") Cheerleader's "We can win!" Cat's foot ___ Castellaneta, actor who voices Homer Simpson on "The Simpsons" Cow's greeting Computer's bits and bytes, e.g. ___ Cartwright, actress who voices Bart Simpson on "The Simpsons" Coagulated blood Colorful card game that had a "The Simpsons" limited edition set Character in "Oklahoma!" Catch a glimpse of Cowboy's prop Center of activity Court proceeding Crime-fighting government agency: Abbr. Clock standard: Abbr. Cake measuring units: Abbr. Call and response acapella by Freddie Mercury that came to be known as "The Note Heard Round the World" Culture Club's ___ George CV inclusion, for short Circular roof Chromosome part Ctrl-___-Del Cape ___, Massachusetts China-related prefix Cut off a tree branch Chat room "incidentally": Abbr. Clear cut curve ___ carte: 2 wds. Curtain holder Capital of Italia Competed in "American Idol" Capital of Vietnam Carbonated beverage ___ California (Mexican state) Come upon Chips ___! (cookie brand) Chapel bench Choir voice Calvin's stuffed tiger in a cartoon strip created by Bill Watterson Couple that may be gossiped about ___ Cavern, toy shop in Macau that's 35,000 square feet Checkers or chess prop ___-Chi, discontinued robot pet dog that could "bark" songs Con's counterpart Canvases for murals Cleaning cloth, maybe Cold weather utterance Casserole legume Crow or parrot, e.g. Campaign trail VIP, for short Chinese puzzle where tiles are rearranged to form different shapes Crunchy cold salad, for short Caps Lock's upper neighbor Chatty ___, talking doll who could speak eleven phrases ___ cool for school "Cookies and cream" cookie, maybe Comic Michael of "Saturday Night Live" Cabbage Patch ___, line of cloth dolls that came with their own birth certificates Cuisine from Bangkok Caustic alkali Consume a novel Cunning and deceitful ___ Combs, American rapper and entrepreneur who owns a fashion lifestyle company and is the head of Combs Enterprises Crow's cries Channel that airs "Cuomo Prime Time": Abbr. Country with pyramids "Can I ___ favor?" (need a favor): 2 wds. Class ___ (informal term for an impressive person) ___ Chanel, French fashion designer and founder of the Chanel brand Coastal inlet Cameron Diaz starrer comedy-drama film "In ___ Shoes" Colonel ___, American businessman who founded the fast food chicken restaurant chain KFC Cook slowly in simmering heat Cup you could drink coffee from Counterpart of 13a Cut and separate, as a connection Chop a vegetable Casual round-necked top, informally Code with dots and dashes Carolina's ___ Dee River Color gradation Cloud's abode "Clair de ___" (moonlight) Cookbook measure letters Ctrl+Z command, on a computer Celebrity chef Gordon ___ Captain's "affirmation" Cartoon character with a "talking" backpack Chicago ___, NBA team with which Hall of Famer Michael Jordan played Caustic agent Capital city of France where Emma Watson was born City in Switzerland Cooling cube Cabin ___ (flight staff) Countryside accommodation Campfire debris Chemist's workplace, for short Catch in the act Constricting snake Charlie Chaplin's birthplace which is also the capital city of England Cavity filling ___ cum laude (with great distinction) Cough syrup measure, for short 1970 comedy film directed by Robert Downey Jr.'s father College application piece, perhaps Crack a Literature test, say Charlotte Bronte's sister known for her novel "Wuthering Heights" Cash dispenser letters? Charlotte Bronte's second novel that was published in 1849 Came to one's senses Cosmo ___, character played by Michael Richards in "Seinfeld" Central or most important Comedian, co-creator and lead character in "Seinfeld" ___ Costanza, character played by Jason Alexander in "Seinfeld" Captivate with love Contents of a sensitive layer Coral site for snorkeling Copied someone, like a monkey "___ could turn back time I would do it differently": 2 wds. Cavity fillers' organization: Abbr. Country-drive view Capital of Oregon Country miss Criminal charge, that goes on a "sheet" Carte starter: 2 wds. Comprehended Chorus syllable ("___-la-la") Channing ___, "21 Jump Street" actor Channel that airs the TV series "Modern Family": Abbr. Chandler ___, a character on the TV show "Friends" Cafe au ___ (with milk) Canadian province that is home to the Christmas-themed attraction, Santa's Village Cut off, as a tree branch Clerk in "A Christmas Carol" Cabbage Patch ___, popular Christmas toy in the '80s Cousin of ostrich Clark ___ (Superman's alter ego) "___ Christmas" (Truman Capote short story) College student's stat: Abbr. Chips ___! (cookie brand) "Christmas in Rockefeller Center" network: Abbr. Cushioned couch Control of the wheel Christmas concert booster, for short Cellphone's predecessor Classroom furniture Candy ___, striped treat that may be used to decorate a Christmas tree Cartoonish shriek Came to a conclusion ___-cone (cold treat) Cherry's core Cheerleader's cheer Corrupt payoff Columbus School: Abbr. Cry loudly Currency in Milan Claude ___, French artist with the winter-themed painting "Snow at Argenteuil" ___ Chanel of fashion Czech city nicknamed the "City of a Hundred Spires" Current ___ (Fashions) Cursor mover Christmas visitor? Computer's brain: Abbr. Colloquial term for the Central Park landmark which houses over two million works of art Create Crux of the matter Combine ___ carte (menu words): 2 wds. Cautious Church symbol on a map? Casino in the Portuguese Riviera which inspired Ian Fleming's James Bond novel "Casino Royale" Canada's most populous province, for short C.E.O.'s degree: Abbr. Concert equipment Chopin's instrument Christian ___ of fashion Cry of surprise Chat room chuckle: Abbr. Coast Guard officer: Abbr. Computer info Chemical ending Colored part of the eye Cry like a baby ___ choy (Chinese cabbage) Czech neighbors, for short Cat-tails bridge? Commercials Country home to the romantic city of Venice, and where celebs like Tom Cruise and Justin Timberlake got married Cline of country music Certain diet restriction: 2 wds. Cleopatra killer, allegedly CBS police show starring Mark Harmon Cape ___, Massachusetts Condo, to a real estate agent Call to a calf? Continent that is east of Africa Command after seeing a monster, in horror films Chapped site during winters, perhaps Chatter endlessly Clint ___, Elvis Presley's acting debut role in "Love Me Tender" Confess, with "up" Coffee order without a kick, briefly Charlotte ___ from "Diff'rent Strokes" "Crying in the ___," 1953 song written by Artie Glenn that was covered by Elvis Presley Civil rights activist Parks ___-cone (cold treat) College senior's exam: Abbr. "Call of Duty" or "Minecraft" player, say ___ Crudup, "That's All Right" singer who influenced Elvis Presley's music Chop with an ax Cheer at a Barcelona soccer match Crunchy Chipotle snack Cry from an Arctic tourist, perhaps City overlooked by Christ the Redeemer, familiarly Code with dits and dahs Container for recyclables "Crazy Little Thing Called ___," 1979 song by Queen that is a tribute to Elvis Presley and Sir Cliff Richard