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C-3PO was built by __ in Star Wars: Episode 1:
anakin
Cabinet found at offices for storing documents:
filing
Cable-stayed/suspension bridge in New York City:
brooklyn
Cables reaching from the stern to mast heads:
backstays
Cacao treat once used as currency:
chocolate
Cactus "tree" native to Southwest Sonora Desert:
saguaro
Cadmium salts are toxic and cause __:
cancer
Cafe __ at Night, painting by Van Gogh:
terrace
Caffeinated drink also popular ice cream flavor:
coffee
Caffeinated drink lots of people can't go without:
coffee
Cagney & Lacey actress __:
tyne daly
Cake known for its ringlike shape:
bundt cake
Cake made pouring batter with a conical object:
funnel
Cakes with little fat, leavened by air:
foam cake
Calcium __, aka Norwegian saltpeter:
nitrate
Calcium __, salt used for dust control:
chloride
Calcium-rich feldspar mineral:
bytownite
Calculates insurance risks:
actuary
Calendar:
almanac
Calgary __ play at the Scotiabank Saddledome:
flames
California __ domestic cats look like a leopard:
spangled
California __ is one of the largest flying birds:
condor
California desert, home to the Death Valley:
mojave
California's city of roses:
pasadena
Caliphate founded in the Arabian Peninsula in 632:
rashidun
Call for entire ship's company:
all hands
Called a hui in New Zealand:
assembly
Called Gorky from 1932 to 1990:
novgorod
Called hickey in America:
love bite
Called Liberty Steak in the US during WWII:
hamburger
Called Southwest Africa until 1986:
namibia
Called the fuzz as well:
police
Calligraphy is an elegant way of __:
writing
Calumny, defamation:
slander
Calvin Klein perfume:
eternity
Cambodian temple complex built to Hindu god Vishnu:
angkor wat
Camel-hump sign, late delta wave, hathook junction:
osborn
Camelot is a strategy game by Parker __:
brothers
Camels have three __ to protect from sand:
eyelids
Camille __ painted Conversation:
pissarro
Campbell's __, food tins by Andy Warhol:
soup cans
Can be a chamber, a symphony or a philharmonic one:
orchestra
Can be the result of a weakened blood vessel wall:
aneurysm
Can be verified by observation or logic:
empirical
Can keep insects, animals and water at distance:
repellent
Can move 3 spaces in chess, not in same direction:
knight
Can't move around the house due to illness, age:
bed ridden
Can't think of the answer, no solution:
stumped
Canada has the world's largest __:
coastline
Canadian comedian, Uncle Buck, Space Balls:
john candy
Canadian hamlet since 1984:
leipzig
Canadian, member of the rock and roll hall of fame:
neil young
Cancer common in older men:
prostate
Cancer filtering organ that can be found in armpit:
lymph node
Candleshoe is a 1977 film starring Jodie __:
foster
Candy and treats on Halloween:
goodies
Candy made by caramelizing sugar or molasses:
toffee
Candy-coated gum that resemble teeth:
chiclets
Canine cartoon superhero:
underdog
Canine loves snacks as much as his scruffy friend:
scooby
Canine who works with the constabulary:
police dog
Canine with deadpan voice, in need of facelift:
droopy
Canine, Latino rapper of 2014 World Cup:
pitbull
Canines that protect properties:
watchdogs
Cannibal who assisted the police in murder cases:
hannibal
Cannon with short barrel intended for siege warfare:
howitzer
Cannot be described in words:
ineffable
Canoe __, speed racing on calm water:
sprint
Canola oil comes from this plant:
rapeseed
Canon law written in the medieval ages:
decretum
Canvas backpack used by soldiers:
knapsack
Cape Cod island, summer destination:
nantucket
Capital city of India:
new delhi
Capital city of Russian republic of Khakassia:
abakan
Capital of Andorra, __ la Vella:
andorra
Capital of Angola:
luanda
Capital of Brunei, Bandar Seri __:
begawan
Capital of Cambodia:
phnom penh
Capital of Central African Republic:
bangui
Capital of Cook Islands:
avarua
Capital of Costa Rica:
san jose
Capital of Czech Republic (and Bohemia):
prague
Capital of Czech Republic:
prague
Capital of Dominica:
roseau
Capital of Greece and 2004 Olympics host city:
athens
Capital of Greece:
athens
Capital of Iceland:
reykjavik
Capital of Iran:
tehran
Capital of Kazakhstan:
astana
Capital of Mauritius:
port louis
Capital of New Caledonia:
noumea
Capital of Northern Ireland since 1921:
belfast
Capital of Pakistan:
islamabad
Capital of Papua New Guinea, Port __:
moresby
Capital of Paraguay:
asunción
Capital of Portugal:
lisbon
Capital of Russia:
moscow
Capital of Saint Pierre and Miquelon:
st pierre
Capital of Serbia:
belgrade
Capital of Slovenia:
ljubljana
Capital of South Dakota:
pierre
Capital of Thailand:
bangkok
Capital of the British Virgin Islands:
roadtown
Capital of the Chimú culture in Peru:
chan chan
Capital of the Netherlands:
amsterdam
Capital of the Principality of Asturias, Spain:
oviedo
Capital of the Qin Dynasty:
xianyang
Capital of Turkmenistan:
ashgabat
Capital of Vanuatu:
port vila
Capital of Vatican, __ City:
vatican
Capital of Wisconsin:
madison
Capital raised through shares:
stocks
Captain __ first appeared in 1941:
america
Captain __, a Marvel Comics superhero:
britain
Captain __, Tintin's tipsy friend:
haddock
Captain __: Civil War released 2016:
america
Captain of the White Tower (The Lord of the Rings):
boromir
Captain Scott's Antarctic ship:
terra nova
Captain Von Trapp sings about this Alpine flower:
edelweiss
Captured by enemy, __ of War aka POW:
prisoner
Car __ can involve all types of cars:
racing
Car device used for listening to music:
speaker
Car piloted by the Dark Knight in the comics:
batmobile
Car safety device goes across chest, waist:
seatbelt
Car that pulls a train:
engine
Car that runs on batteries, not gas:
electric
Car used as a time-machine in Back to the Future:
delorean
Caracas is the capital of __:
venezuela
Carbohydrates mainly come from __ and fiber:
starches
Carbon __ is what we breathe out:
dioxide
Carbon __; impression left on the environment:
footprint
Card game for gamblers using five cards:
draw poker
Card game with the aim of outdoing other players:
top trumps
Card game with variants Callabra and Papillon:
cassino
Cards Against __, US satirical non-PC party game:
humanity
Cards suit chosen so as to beat all the others:
trumps
Cards that beat 3 of a kind but not a flush:
straight
Career where one enlists others for careers:
recruiter
Careful, conservative, gingerly, guarded,:
cautious
Cargoes sent by sea:
shipments
Carl __ is Jimmy Neutron's best friend:
wheezer
Carl Orff's O Fortuna cantata, Carmina __:
burana
Carl Sagan taught astronomy here:
cornell
Carmi, __-American abstract artist:
israeli
Carnival doughnut from Central Europe:
krofne
Carnival ride with horses going up and down:
carousel
Carnivores are __ that eat only meat:
animals
Carolina football team, Florida hockey side:
panthers
Carpet clowns work the __ or arena floor in circus:
audience
Carrie __, Princess Leia actress:
fisher
Carrot eating menace, What's Up Doc?:
bugs bunny
Carrying a developing baby inside:
pregnant
Cars 2 is the __ to the 2006 original film:
sequel
Cars parading at a slow pace:
motorcade
Carson City, capital of __:
nevada
Cartilaginous fish related to sharks:
stingray
Cartoon about a group of elementary school kids:
recess
Cartoon about a group of toddlers and their lives:
rugrats
Cartoon about little blue creatures:
smurfs
Cartoon character Elmer J. Fudd's orginal name:
egghead
Cartoon character Elmer J. Fudd's original name:
egghead
Cartoon superheroines, The __ Girls:
powerpuff
Cartoons are __ movies or shows:
animated
Carved faces on Westminster Abbey's roof:
gargoyles
Carving a piece of wood by shaving it down:
whittling
Cash __, an ATM to dispense the notes for shopping:
machine
Casino game with option to bet on bank or player:
baccarat
Cassatt painted Under the Horse __ Tree:
chestnut
Cast iron bread of Boers in South Africa:
potbrood
Castilla-__, Spanish autonomous community:
la mancha
Castle strategically surrounded by water:
moated
Castoff with Hagar in the desert:
ishmael
Castrated male:
eunuch
Casts protect __ bones:
broken
Casual gathering without plans:
hang out
Cat __, UK 70's singer today known as Yusuf Islam:
stevens
Cat cross of Chinchilla Persian and Burmese breeds:
burmilla
Cat that is always disappearing in Wonderland:
cheshire
Cat with no hair, sounds Egyptian:
sphynx
Cat woman, batman, wonder woman, superman:
superhero
Cat-fish linked to earthquakes in Japanese folklore:
namazu
Cat-like mountainous bear from Asia:
red panda
Catalonian La Liga side:
barcelona
Catch __, hybrid word guessing, hot potato game:
phrase
Catch butterflies blown from an elephant's trunk:
elefun
Cate__, actress of Lord of the Rings:
blanchett
Category or sex humans identify with:
gender
Caterpillars are __ of butterflies:
larvae
Catherine Deneuve film: "The __ of Cherbourg":
umbrellas
Catholic saints, __ of Antioch and __ of Loyola:
ignatius
Cattle catching, cowboy sport:
roping
Cause of common baby rash in the groin area:
diaper
Cause of laughter:
tickle
Causing great fear, terror:
dreadful
CCR's Fogerty was not the son of this politician:
senator
Ceases, concludes, ends, closes:
finishes
Celebration headwear:
party hat
Celebration in June in honor of an Irish author:
bloomsday
Celery has negative __ content:
calorie
Cell degeneration, state of decay:
atrophy
Celtic's number 33, Dream Team member:
larry bird
Cemetery marker:
headstone
Center mass of a cell, holds chromosomes:
nucleus
Center of a galaxy:
quasar
Centers for __ Control and Prevention:
disease
Central American coastal country:
belize
Central American country with famous canal:
panama
Central American nation, home to Mayans:
guatemala
Central church of the diocese, bishop's HQ:
cathedral
Central European river, flows through Bratislava:
morava
Central French dept, capital is Nevers:
nièvre
Central heating system of ducts and vents:
forced air
Central Michigan __ play in Mt Pleasant Michigan:
chippewas
Central part of a city:
downtown
Central Swiss canton with large lake:
lucerne
Central, rounded part of a cell:
nucleus
Cephalopod mollusc with eight sucker-bearing arms:
octopus
Cephalopod with eight arms and two rows of suckers:
octopus
Ceramic material first seen in ancient China:
porcelain
Cereal claims to be breakfast of champions:
wheaties
Ceremonial blade used in Wicca religion:
athame
Ceremony for someone who has died:
funeral
Ceres, Roman goddess of __, agriculture:
fertility
Cersei, Tyrion and Jaime __:
lannister
Certainly not strict:
lenient
Certainly, without a doubt, yes:
surely
Certificate for a lower price:
coupon
Cezanne painted Rideau, __ et Compotier:
cruchon
Cha ching, study of material wealth:
economics
Chagall painted I and the __:
village
Chair filled with pellets:
beanbag
chair for a child in a vehicle:
carseat
Chairs with a tune, never enough for all:
musical
Chairs, tables, bed frames, bookcases:
furniture
Chalk's idiomatic antonym:
cheese
Challenging toy, bouncy pole with places for feet:
pogo stick
Chamber of the heart, left or right:
ventricle
Chameleons' eyes rotate to help them with __:
climbing
Champagne glasses:
flutes
Champagne of choice of Patsy and Edina:
bollinger
Change something so it fits, adapts, conforms:
adjust
Change.org is a __ website that makes requests:
petition
Changes the sound of a vowel, in German:
umlaut
Chantilly-__ cats are known as the Foreign Longhair:
tiffany
Char fish aka Dolly Varden, found in NW:
bull trout
Character based on Jazz age flapper:
betty boop flea circus
Character created by A. A. Milne, __ the Pooh:
winnie
Character from Peanuts obsessed with Beethoven:
schroeder
Character in Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities:
sydney
Character in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing:
beatrice
Character in Shakespeare's tragedy about witches:
macbeth
Character of an animated series about a gorilla:
magilla
Character played by Jessica Tandy on a 1989 movie:
miss daisy
Character that goes through few changes:
static
Character who is decidedly ungainly:
quasimodo
Characteristic of a certain group of people:
ethnic
Characteristic:
feature
Characterized by a state of overpowering emotion:
ecstatic
Characterized by repeated bouncing:
ballistic
Characterized by unexpected traits, unique:
quirky
Charge incurred on a business trip:
expense
Charged particles from the upper layer of the Sun:
solar wind
Charged with a crime, offense:
accused
Charity begins here:
at home
Charivari is a noisy clown __ in circus:
entrance
Charles __, Dickens' French aristocrat:
darnay
Charles __, German-born American poet:
bukowski
Charles __, King of the Franks:
martel
Charles __, major commanding the Nagasaki bombing:
sweeney
Charles Vane's brigantine:
ranger
Charlie Brown's avian pal, music festival:
woodstock
Charlie Brown's beagle pilot:
snoopy
Charlie Sheen's Major League baseball team:
indians
Charlie Sheen's real surname:
estevez
Charlotte __ play at Time Warner Cable Arena:
hornets
Charm of African origin:
grigri
Charmander is a __ Pokemon:
fire type
Chart with the days, weeks, and months of a year:
calendar
Chasm undersea next to an ocean ridge:
valley
Chausie is bred to look like __ cats:
jungle
Cheap imitation of gold:
pinchbeck
Cheap Italian bubbly served in lieu of champagne:
prosecco
Cheap ticket carrier, US' fifth largest:
jetblue
Cheat the mob and you could be wearing __ shoes:
cement
Checkers in the US:
draughts
Cheery US sitcom with the Fonz:
happy days
Cheese from Southern Italy, often smoked:
provolone
Cheese puff snack with Cheetah mascot:
cheetos
Cheese-filled Catalan pastries:
flaons
Cheesy beach drama starring Pamela Anderson:
baywatch
Chelsea __, no holds barred female comic:
handler
Chemical administered to elicit a confession:
truth drug
Chemical components that contain oxygen:
oxides
Chemical element commonly used in enemas:
barium
Chemical element found in the Sun, stars & comets:
carbon
Chemical element of atomic number 14:
silicon
Chemical element of atomic number 46:
palladium
Chemical element of atomic number 77:
iridium
Chemical element with symbol U, atomic number 92:
uranium
Chemical that kills mildews, molds and smuts:
fungicide
Chemical that whitens clothes:
bleach
Cher's comeback, club hit in 1999:
believe
Cherrylike fruit source of vitamin C:
acerola
Chess piece between the rook and bishop:
knight
Chess piece that can only move diagonally:
bishop
Chessmaster is a video game that __ chess:
teaches
Chest for valuables, ancient term:
coffer
Chest of drawers:
dresser
Chest pain caused by low oxygen to the heart:
angina
Chest pain, like pressure or squeezing:
angina
Chew one's food:
masticate
Chewing gum is illegal in this Asian country:
singapore
Chewy Italian dessert like florentine:
panforte
Chewy, rainbow fruit sweets with S on them:
skittles
Chicago __ baseball team:
white sox
Chicago community in Lower West side:
pilsen
Chicago retailer acquired by Macy's, __ Field's:
marshall
Chickenpox, blister-like itchy rash, fever:
varicella
Chief cook:
head chef
Chief Inspector Wexford and DI Mike __:
burden
Chief job that masons attribute to God:
architect
Chihuahua dogs are originally from this country:
mexico
Child actress, Dakota __:
fanning
Child sacrifice done by the Incas during famine:
capacocha
Child who is just learning to walk:
toddler
Child's playhouse above ground, getaway:
tree fort
Child-eating hobgoblin from Celtic
Childhood pouches with sweets and small toys:
lucky bags
Children of a couple:
offspring
Children watch these:
cartoons
Children's action series:
animorphs
Children's pet, a small African rodent:
gerbil
Children's song title, Three Jolly __:
fishermen
Chilean animated movie, 2015 Oscar-winner:
bear story
Chilean town shaken by a massive earthquake:
valdivia
Chili __, dried, crushed mixture of chilis:
powder
Chimamanda Ngozi __, wrote Half of a Yellow Sun:
adichie
Chimpanzees are humans' closest __:
relatives
Chin__, pet rodent a bit like a squirrel:
chilla
China has more __ speakers than the US:
english
China's long brick defense structure:
great wall
Chinese __ Rings, classic illusion trick:
linking
Chinese art of arranging objects for well-being:
feng shui
Chinese assortment of fried dumplings:
dim sum
Chinese board game of matching tiles:
mahjong
Chinese Communist Party founder and chairman:
mao zedong
Chinese communist revolutionary, Chairman Mao:
zedong
Chinese daggers mounted on a detachable ring:
emeici
Chinese dog breed whose name means puffy-lion dog:
chow chow
Chinese eating utensil usually made of wood:
chopstick
Chinese game played by four similar to rummy:
mahjong
Chinese gooseberry, green flesh, furry brown skin:
kiwifruit
Chinese portrait painter, __, born 1801:
lamqua
Chinese soybean sauce; meat glaze:
hoisin
Chinese title for supreme deity, creator god:
shangdi
Chinese wedding cake:
marry girl
Chinua __, Nigerian novelist:
achebe
Chiropractors, masseuses relieve this:
back pain
Chisinau is the capital:
moldova
Chobani, Dannon, and Oikos:
yogurt
Chocolate brand, amusement park in Pennsylvania:
hershey
Chocolate rich cake with nuts:
brownie
Chop, dice, slice on this board:
cutting
Choplifter was on Atari, Sega, and __:
nintendo
Chosen in place of or in preference to an original:
adopted
Chris Evans, Captain __ actor:
america
Christ coming into the world:
advent meteorology
Christ the __, famous statue in Rio de Janeiro:
redeemer
Christ the Redeemer statue overlooks Rio de __:
janeiro
Christian __, shoe designer known for red soles:
louboutin
Christian birth sacrament involving water:
baptism
Christian expeditions to Jerusalem in Middle Ages:
crusades
Christian festival celebrated on January 6:
epiphany
Christian field, study of saints:
hagiology
Christian group that celebrates Christmas in January:
orthodox
Christian holiday about the resurrection of Jesus:
easter
Christian holiday celebrated 50 days after Easter:
pentecost
Christian title can be held by women:
deacon
Christians believe it is the word of God:
scripture
Christina played Kelly in Married... with Children:
applegate
Christine __, French feminist and sociologist:
delphy
Christmas classic about child musician:
drummer
Christmas season house-to-house singing:
caroling
Christmas song, __ Night:
silent
Christmas time celebration of African heritage:
kwanzaa
Christmas, peppermint walking stick:
candy cane
Christopher's loveable friend, honey aficionado:
winnie
Chronic liver damage, result of alcoholism:
cirrhosis
Chronicler whose work was used by Shakespeare:
holinshed
Chubby sweet winged angel:
cherub
Chuck __, novelist of transgressional fiction:
palahniuk
Chuck __, Senator from New York:
schumer
Church instrument with monstrous sound:
pipe organ
Churchill's __, WWII propaganda made in Canada:
island
CIA assassin played by Matt Damon:
bourne
Cigar __ is enjoying different types of cigars:
smoking
Cigar flat at both ends:
cheroot
Cigarette mascot designed to attract children:
joe camel
Cincinnati had first team in this American sport:
baseball
Cincinnati Reds play at the Great American __:
ball park
Cinderella's Fairy __ helps her Î godmother
Cinema __, film that is a homage to the cinema:
paradiso
Cinematic German Shepherd, star of 1920s films:
rin tin tin
Circle formed from the Equator or Meridian:
parallel
Circular mount from a slow flow of lava:
lavadome
Circumstances that surround a situation:
context
Circus act with muscular performer:
strong man
Circus is over and audience is all gone:
all out
Circus march tunes played really loudly:
screamers
Circus performer turned actor Burt __:
lancaster
Cirky is a circus __, used like carny:
employee
Cisco __, company sells networking equipment:
systems
Citadel, impenetrable stronghold:
fortress
Citric dessert spread used as topping:
fruit curd
Citroën car model named after a spiky plant:
cactus
City in California that hosts Disneyland:
anaheim
City in Germany that's home to the Porsche Museum:
stuttgart
City in Nevada sung by Elvis Presley:
las vegas
City in western Russia, on Kuban River:
krasnodar
City located in both European and Asian continents:
istanbul
City named after founder of lost Roanoke Colony:
raleigh
City on the river Pegnitz, state of Bavaria:
nuremberg
City that hosts the Nascar Hall of Fame:
charlotte
City where country music hopefuls flock:
nashville
City where Harry Potter was written in a cafe:
edinburgh
City where one can shop at the famous Princes St.:
edinburgh
City where the escapologist Harry Houdini was born:
budapest
City where the NBA was founded in 1946:
new york
City where Westminster Abbey is located:
london
City which debuted trampolining at the Olympics:
sydney
City with one of the largest zoos in the world:
san diego
Civil __, 60s movement fighting for minorities:
rights
Civil Disobedience is __ resistance:
passive
Civil War General Thomas J Jackson's nickname:
stonewall
Civil War hero, Little Bighorn loser:
custer
Clamshell fixing used in jewelry making:
callotte
Clans may be identified through them:
tartans
Clapping Spanish dance performed by couples:
fandango
Class:
lesson
Classes where dogs are taught to behave:
obedience
Classic "aerial" cocktail includes violette:
aviation
Classic French white sauce flavored with bay:
bechamel
Classic kids' game involving small glass balls:
marbles
Classic movie, The __ of Oz:
wizard
Classical dance form known for its grace:
ballet
Classification of any field of knowledge:
category
Claudia __, beautiful Italian actress from 1950s:
cardinale
Claudia __, Supermodel:
schiffer
Claustrophobia is a fear of __ spaces:
closed
Clay-based vases, bowls and ornaments:
ceramics
Clayface is a villian in __ comics in 1940:
batman
Clean, sharp edged cut; usually surgical:
incision
Cleanliness is next to it:
godliness
Clear mineral that looks like glass or ice:
crystal
Clear of chin hair:
shaven
Clear soft drink:
sprite
Clear space around printed words:
margin
Clear sticking tape invented by Richard E Drew:
adhesive
Clear, reflective material:
crystal
Cleopatra's Needle:
obelisk
Cleric of secular institution, prison or hospital:
chaplain
Climate phenomenon can be category 1 to 5:
hurricane
Climb the Phoenician Steps to get there:
anacapri
Clinton's Vice-President:
al gore
Clock or watch to measure minutes, hours, etc.:
timepiece
Cloris __, Raising Hope actress, born 1926:
leachman
Close combat between armed aircraft:
dogfight
Close Encounters of the __, UFO film:
third kind
Close enough to be visible:
in sight
Close quarters, military knife:
trench
Closed __, text on a screen for hearing impaired:
caption
Closely __ Trains, Czech movie about train worker:
watched
Closely avoided accident:
near miss
Closely trimmed ribs of pork or sometimes beef:
spareribs
Closest living blood relative:
next of kin
Clothing accessory worn around the skull:
headband
Clothing worn by members of a group:
uniform
Clothing worn by members of an organization:
uniform
Clothing worn to get into the water:
swimsuit
Clothing, garments, attire, outerwear:
apparel
Clotted blood from a broken blood vessel:
hematoma
Cloud of dust and elements in space:
nebula
Cloud-covered:
overcast
Clouding of eye that reduces vision:
cataract
Club mate, rum and limes in this German drink:
tschunk
Club-__ scale worm live on sea cucumbers:
spined
Clue Jr.: Case of the __ Pet was released in 1989:
missing
Clue suspect, Colonel __:
mustard
Clump breaker, sieve:
sifter
Clumsy comedy; embarrassing situation:
slapstick goalkeepers
Clusters of friends on social media:
circles
Coagulation is __ of the blood:
clotting
Coal __, nickname for German military helmets:
scuttle
Coarse fabric often used in sacking:
burlap
Coarse-grained metamorphic rock:
gneiss
Coast to coast US bus line:
greyhound
Coastal city destroyed by the Mamluks in 1270:
ashkelon
Coati are __ in the raccoon family:
mammals
Cobra is a common name for __ snakes with hoods:
venomous
Cocks have crests, bulls horns and deer __:
antlers
Cocktail of whisky and Drambuie, not used in d-i-y:
rusty nail
Cocktail tastes like York Peppermint Pattie:
polar bear
Cocktail with many variations, creme de cacao:
alexander
Cocktail, looks like South American nation flag:
colombia
Cod are food fish found in the __ Ocean:
atlantic
Code computers and programs are written in:
binary
Code name for the first atomic bomb test:
trinity
Code of __, Middle Ages text on the Byzantine Empire:
justinian
Code of conduct associated with knighthood:
chivalry
Codified the three laws of robotics:
asimov
Coffee chain store first opened in Seattle in 1971:
starbucks
Coffee extracted in small, concentrated amounts:
espresso
Coffeehouse expert:
barista
Coiffure:
hairdo
Coiled tuba used in military bands:
helicon
Coin-operated communication:
pay phone
Cold box for food storage:
fridge
Cold weather bird living in Southern Hemisphere:
penguin
Cold, sweet drink made with ice cream:
milkshake
Cold-blooded vertebrate animal:
amphibian
Cole Porter musical and song, __ Goes:
anything
Collar, ring, shaft on a pipe for strength:
flange
Collectibles in metal currency form:
coinage
Collecting of bank notes and cheques:
notaphily
Collection of ancient writings forming Jewish law:
talmud
Collection of foot soldiers in an army:
infantry
Collection of information for a business:
database
Collection of information, people, lists:
registry
Collection of investments:
portfolio
Collection of lined papers used by students:
notebook
Collection of poems or songs:
anthology
Collection of schemas, tables, queries, reports:
database
Collection of units into a body, mass or amount:
aggregate
College class with one way communication:
lecture
College diploma; Fahrenheit, Celsius:
degree
College favorite involving juggling footbag:
hacky sack
College football player without a scholarship:
walk on
Colloquial term for Affordable Care Act:
obamacare
Cologne __, Germany's most visited landmark:
cathedral
Colombia's main river, delta on the Caribbean:
magdalena
Colombo is the capital of __:
sri lanka
Colorado __ play at Folsom Field in Boulder:
buffaloes
Colorado __ play hockey at the Pepsi Center:
avalanche
Colorado soccer team named after river current:
rapids
Colorado, Utah, __, and New Mexico: Four Corners:
arizona
Colored dot game once considered "sex in a box":
twister custard pie
Colored feline that means good or bad luck:
black cat
Colorful candy placed on top of a stick:
lollipop
Colorful mighty warriors of 90s kids show:
rangers
Colorful mineral; Blue John is a variety:
fluorite
Colorful US music style with banjos:
bluegrass hatchling
Colorful, big eyed bugs named after fire breather:
dragonfly
Colorful, natural formation in the sky:
rainbow
Colorless crystals used as insecticide:
boric acid
Colour of autumn leaves before they turn red/brown:
golden
Colourful allium that is actually purple:
red onion
Columbus Blue __ play at the Nationwide Arena:
jackets
Come Out __, not so subtle boxing idiom:
swinging
Comedian Dave __:
attell
Comedian in a castle:
jester
Comedian Jerry __ starred in a hit TV show:
seinfeld
Comedian, TV host, Jeff __:
foxworthy
Comedy about a singer who pretends to be a nun:
sister act
Comedy Central adult cartoon that killed Kenny:
south park
Comedy Central animated TV Series:
south park
Comedy of __, satirizes upper class:
manners
Comes from a Greek word meaning choice:
heresy
Comes from Arabic "al zahr" which means dice:
hazard
Comes from Greek words for bad and star:
disaster
Comet is a smaller __ with a forked tail:
goldfish
Comforting, acting sympathetically:
consoling
Comic about parenting struggles:
baby blues
Comic actress who was part of the SNL cast:
tina fey
Comic book character played by Samuel L Jackson:
nick fury
Comic book enjoyed by Barack Obama:
spiderman
Comic book hero born on Krypton and sent to Earth:
superman
Comic captain fought "Civil War" against Iron Man:
america
Comic lost show on ABC for non PC remarks:
bill maher
Comic strip character susceptible to kryptonite:
superman
Comic strip popular in early 1920s by Walter Berndt:
smitty
Comic strip turned into a Warren Beatty movie:
dick tracy
Comic with yellow haired woman, Dagwood:
blondie
Coming to a finish; opposite of beginning:
ending
Command solemnly under oath:
adjured
Commander of a ship, plane, police:
captain
Commander William Riker plays this in Star Trek:
trombone
Commercial building used to store goods:
warehouse
Commissioned the Great Pyramid of Giza:
king khufu
Commitments to do something:
promises
Common caiman specie found in South America:
yacaré
Common clouds that appear to be fluffy:
cumulus
Common European sword with cruciform hilt:
longsword
Common herb used as a garnish:
parsley
Common herb used on potatoes and other dishes:
chives
Common name for alcea flowers, with hairy leaves:
hollyhock
Common name for the Academy Awards:
oscars
Common North American freshwater fish:
bluegill
Common pet lizard with a long tail:
iguana
Common place for teachers in a school or college:
staffroom silkworms
Common species of whale found around the world:
humpback
Common springtime allergy:
hay fever
Common submission in MMA, __ choke:
triangle
Common US food, buttermilk and __:
cornbread
Commonly known as maru, deer horn weapon:
maduvu
Communal dwelling of North American Indians:
longhouse paintball
Commune of medieval Tuscany:
scansano
Communication system consisting of dashes and dots:
morse code
Communist icon who started out as doctor:
guevara
Community supported agriculture, output portion:
farm share
Compact round clouds forewarning rain:
cumuli
Compact self-contained gaming device:
handheld
Companion to the famous detective Sherlock Holmes:
watson
Company distilling Cordon Bleu:
martell
Company engaged in a trade:
business
Company or group controlling all the market:
monopoly
Company synonymous with greeting card industry:
hallmark
Company that flies planes:
airline
Company that manufactures Chuck Taylor sneakers:
converse
Company that sells something for retail price:
retailer
Company's items of value: buildings, equipment:
assets
Company, organization providing services:
agency
Comparative study of primitive peoples:
agriology
Compartment in furniture:
drawer
Competed for the first time at the 2016 Olympics:
refugees
Competition between two or more people for a prize:
contest
Competition between two teams pulling a rope:
tug of war
Competition:
contest
Competitor who enters a game to cheat:
ringer
Complete and total, __ faith in someone:
absolute
Completely tear down or apart, defeat someone:
destroy
Complex situation; Family Guy character:
quagmire
Component that cleans lubrication:
oil filter
Composed the Four Seasons of Buenos Aires:
piazzolla
Composer of the "Messiah":
handel
Compound that doesn't contain a closed chain:
acyclic
Comprehensive health examination:
me
Compressed charcoal used for barbeques:
briquette
Computer electronic circuit on small plate:
microchip
Computer key allows you to flee:
escape
Computer key allows you to switch between modes:
insert
Computer key to make life easier:
shortcut
Computer key with a function:
command
Computer programs distributed without charge:
freeware
Concentrated melaninized cells, ephelides:
freckles
Concerning the sky; heavenly:
supernal
Concise observation, general truth:
aphorism
Concrete bridge, the design for many road bridges:
box girder
Condition of being short and plump:
pudginess
Condition of being unhealthy or sick:
illness
Condition of too much acid in the body:
acidosis
Condition that lasts three or more months:
chronic
Condorman is a Disney __ comedy film:
magic shows
Cone-shaped hard candy, multicolored:
pirulÃn
Confection of ice cream, espresso and cream:
affogato
Confidence in something, faith:
belief
Conflagration such as visited on Dresden in 1945:
firestorm
Conflict involving Greeks, a woman and a horse:
trojan war
Conforming to an established doctrine:
orthodox
Congenital irregularity on the skin:
birthmark
Congo's National park with mountain gorillas:
virunga
Congress of __, 1815 meeting of European minds:
vienna
Congresswoman Nancy __:
pelosi
Conical __ crab, also called Decorator crab:
spider
Conical hat students were made to wear:
dunce cap
Conical headgear worn at birthday celebrations:
party hat
Connected organisms benefit from each other:
mutual
Connected to the Internet:
online
Connecticut __ play at Pratt & Whitney Stadium:
huskies
Connective tissue between bones:
ligaments
Conqueror of the Incan empire:
pizarro
Conscientious __ refuse to perform military service:
objectors
Considered founder of Beatnik movement:
kerouac
Considered one of the greatest male ballet dancers:
nijinsky
Considered Shakespeare's last play:
tempest
Considered the father of computation:
turing
Consolation, comfort:
solace
Conspiracy thriller film with Nicolas Cage in 1998:
snake eyes
Constables, lawmen:
officers
Constant __ wears away the stone:
dripping
Constant need to move a body part; disorder:
akathisia
Constellation named after a mythical winged horse:
pegasus
Constitution, character, complexion, personality:
nature
Construction equipment that can push loads:
bulldozer
Construction equipment with big fork to dig:
excavator
Construction of an item, act of creating something:
making cassiodorus
Construction tool for pressing materials:
compactor
Construction workers:
hardhats
Container for inhaled tobacco:
snuff box
Container for waste:
trash can
Container holding school children's meal:
lunch box
Container or ship:
vessel
Container that plays a tune:
music box
Container used to carry water, used by militaries:
canteen
Container used to haul drinks and keep them chilled:
cooler
Container used to have a garden in a balcony:
planter
Containers that are used to drink out of:
glasses
Containing a hidden meaning:
oracular
Containing two or more metals, past tense:
alloyed
Contains planets, nebulae, stars, etc.:
universe
Contamination, toxic waste and smoke cause this:
pollution
Contamination; disease caused by germs:
infection
Contesting, challenging:
disputing
Continent with the largest hippo population:
africa
Continuous movement of seawater that creates waves:
currents zooplankton
Contract between two entities:
agreement
Contract between two entities:
agreement havilland
Control over several people in a company:
manage
Control panel found in cars:
dashboard
Control used from a distance:
remote
Controversial boxer with a face tattoo:
mike tyson
Controversial English poet of the 19th century:
lord byron
Controversial issue and lunch:
hot potato
Controversial spiritual movement in China:
falun gong
Controversy in Bertolucci's Last Tango in Paris:
sodomy
Conversion, deep change:
metanoia
Convert into metres:
metricise
Convertible car:
soft top
Convertible motorcar:
rag top
Convicted pyromaniac:
arsonist
Convulsions is another name for __:
seizures
Cook rapidly over a high heat while shaking:
stirfry
Cook who works under the head in a kitchen:
sous chef
Cooked bread and warm dairy liquid:
milk toast
Cooked by being submerged in hot oil:
deep fried
Cooked land snails popular in Western Europe:
escargot
Cooked on a slow boil:
simmered
Cooked sausage, usually served on a bun:
hot dog
Cooked, sliced meats aka lunch meat:
cold cuts
Cooker patented by James Sharp in 1826:
gas stove
Cookers patented by James Sharp in 1826:
gas stoves
Cookie made of egg, sugar and almonds or coconut:
macaroon
Cooking glaze made of soy sauce and sugar:
teriyaki
Cooking in an oven:
baking
Cooking item used to char food:
broiler
Cooking just below the boiling point:
simmering
Cooking using both moist and dry heat:
braise
Cool, refreshing flavor used in gums and candies:
spearmint
Cop __, song that riled up 90s politicians:
killer
COPD: Chronic Obstructive __ Disease:
pulmonary
Copenhagen is the capital of __:
denmark
Copper based alloy; ancient period of time:
bronze
Copper carbonate with green hues:
malachite
Copper smelting cultures belonged to this age:
bronze
Copy someone's ways mockingly:
send up
Coral __ live on coral reefs:
scallops
Coral live in __ and make up the reefs:
colonies
Coral that lives on rocky areas; aka vase or turban:
pagoda cup
Cord for securing something around the neck:
lanyard
Cord used to secure the edges of shoes:
shoelace
Coriander:
cilantro
Corn and lima beans dish:
succotash
Corn tortilla dish originating in Mexico:
enchilada
Corn tortilla stuffed, covered with sauce:
enchilada
Corned beef sandwich with Russian dressing:
reuben
Corny, mawkish:
slushy
Corpulent and pig-tailed friend of Asterix:
obelix
Corpus __, feast on Thursday after Trinity Sunday:
christi
Corrosive resistant element used in biomedicine:
zirconium
Cosa __, the Sicilian mafia:
nostra
Cosmetic treatment for feet and toenails:
pedicure
Cosmetic used to mask skin imperfections:
concealer
Cosmic order, teaching of the Buddha:
dharma
Cosmos:
universe
Cost of running a business:
overhead
Costa __, cruise ship that capsized off Tuscany:
concordia
Costco __, warehouse club founded in Seattle:
wholesale
Costs of doing business:
expenses
Cotton cloth used as a surface for painting:
canvas
Cotton fabric like velour but no sheen:
velveteen
Cotton-like, fluffy clouds:
cumulus
Couch __, a lazy person, TV aficionado:
potato
Cough mixture:
linctus
Coulrophobia is a fear of __:
clowns
Coulrophobia is the fear of __:
clowns
Countdown device related to boiling and cooking:
egg timer
Counterfeit copies of coins, paintings etc:
forgeries
Country bordered by Congo, Zambia and Namibia:
angola
Country bordered only by Spain, capital Lisbon:
portugal
Country called the "land of milk and honey":
israel
Country claims part of Kosovo, capital Belgrade:
serbia
Country colonized by the Portuguese in S. America:
brazil
Country famous for being romantic:
france
Country freed from Italian rule at Battle of Adwa:
ethiopia
Country in Europe, Berlin is the capital:
germany
Country in Europe, capital is Paris:
france
Country in Europe, Helsinki is the capital:
finland
Country in Horn of Africa, capital is Addis Ababa:
ethiopia
Country in Marvel comics, capital Doomstadt:
latveria
Country in N. Europe by the Baltic Sea:
estonia
Country in North Africa, capital is Rabat:
morocco
Country in Persian Gulf, capital is Manama:
bahrain
Country in South Asia, capital is Islamabad:
pakistan
Country in southern Africa, capital is Windhoek:
namibia
Country in W. Africa, its capital is Abuja:
nigeria
Country in western Africa, capital is Yaounde:
cameroon
Country known for producing fancy chocolates:
belgium
Country located in two different continents:
turkey
Country made of 17,000 islands; capital Jakarta:
indonesia
Country mostly covered by Kalahari Desert:
botswana
Country music legend, cannabis activist, __ Nelson:
willie
Country north of England:
scotland
Country noted for its Ajiaco stew:
colombia
Country on West African Coast, capital Monrovia:
liberia
Country singer __ Yearwood:
trisha
Country that introduced $100 billion note in 2008:
zimbabwe
Country that is home to Serengeti National Park:
tanzania
Country that once had three presidents in one day:
mexico
Country that was part of the former Yugoslavia:
serbia
Country that won the Six Day War in 1967:
israel
Country where Belfast is located:
ireland
Country where Calgary International Airport is:
canada
Country where Cristiano Ronaldo was born:
portugal
Country where Day of the Dead festival originated:
mexico
Country where Hugh Jackman was born:
australia
Country where Shakespeare was born:
england
Country where Stephan Edberg was born:
sweden
Country where the baht is the official currency:
thailand
Country where the Negev Desert is located:
israel
Country where the Tasmanian devil is found:
australia
Country where US Casablanca film is located:
morocco
Country with large oil reserves, ruled by Maduro:
venezuela
Country with several Mayan cities, such as Copan:
honduras
Country with the biggest number of lakes:
canada
Country with the largest orange production:
brazil
Country with the same name as its capital, __ City:
panama
Country with the world's largest Muslim population:
indonesia
Courageous, adventurous:
daring
Course of planks on a ship, hull, deck, etc:
strake
Cous Cous is the national dish of this country:
morocco
Cousin of the bison; looks extremely similar:
buffalo
Cousin to dolphins with different nose and teeth:
porpoise
Cover cuts and scrapes on the skin:
bandages
Cover for a light:
lamp shade
Cover of vehicle engine, cars, aircraft:
cowling
Covered in perspiration:
sweaty
Covered structure used to park cars under:
carport
Covered with spices and fried until dark:
blackened
Covering a gift with paper:
wrapping
Covering in a book that binds the pages:
binding
Covering on the outside of a building:
awning
Covers feet and legs; pantyhose:
stockings
Cowboy in charge of livestock:
wrangler
Cowboy mouthpiece; after meal dental cleaner:
toothpick
Cradle song:
lullaby
Craft for moving about on water:
vessel
Craft of attaching objects using stitches:
sewing
Cranial pain usually relieved with Tylenol, Advil:
headache
Cranial safety piece for construction site:
hard hat
Crashing this car is the goal:
bumper
Craters appearing in Siberia without explanation:
sink holes
Crawfish or shrimp over rice, Cajun style:
etouffe
Cream applied to protect against rays:
sunscreen
Cream of __, by product of winemaking, ingredient:
tartar
Cream-colored root related to the carrot:
parsnip
Cream-filled yellow cakes:
twinkies
Creamy beverage, Christmas' favorite:
eggnog
Creamy salad named after an Italian American chef:
caesar
Created The Feast of Herod:
donatello
Created the first cell phone in 1973:
motorola
Creator of Holden Caulfield:
salinger
Creator of the Middle Earth:
tolkien
Creators of Twinkies, Ho Hos and Ding Dongs:
hostess
Creature part tiger, part carp in Japanese folklore:
shachi
Creature that sucks blood and lives eternally:
vampire
Creature which is part lion and part eagle:
griffin
Creature with the head of an eagle, body of a lion:
griffin
Credit __, financial swap led to 2008 crash:
default
Credo, dogma, doctrine:
gospel
Creme __, creamy with glazed caramel layer:
brulee
Crew of an aircraft in US Air Force:
aircrew
Cricketer when his team is not batting:
fieldsman
Criminals, racketeer:
gangster
Crinkled pasta shape resembles household heaters:
radiatori
Crisp biscuit shaped like a knot:
pretzel
Croat capital on Sava River:
zagreb
Crockery for breakfast food from hens:
egg cup
Crocodile __ was brought to life by Paul Hogan:
dundee
Crocodile's cousin:
alligator
Crooked, curved:
arched
Crop failure in Ireland causing the Great Famine:
potato
Cross __, long distance skiing:
country
Cross between a donut and a croissant:
cronut
Cross between a zebra and a donkey:
zonkey
Cross of genetically different parents, liger:
hybrid
Cross them for good luck:
fingers
Cross-country runners:
harriers
Cross-country skiing plus target shooting:
biathlon
Cross-species animal; dishonest online friend:
catfish
Crossed with a hammer on China's Communist flag:
sickle
Crossword __, what you are playing at this moment:
puzzle
Crossword compiler:
setter
Crouching Tiger, Hidden __, film by Ang Lee:
dragon
Crowded Taiwanese headquarters:
taipei
Crowdsourced encyclopedia:
wikipedia
Crowdsourced encyclopedia:
wikipedia Plum bran slivovitz
Crown __ has a crown shape on its top:
jellyfish
Crown of __ is a large starfish that eats coral:
thorns
Crown, headband with jewels from Asia:
diadem
Crude painters:
daubers
Cruise is airman who loses friend Goose:
top gun
Cruiser that sank; named a series of movies:
poseidon
Crumb, bit, fleck, molecule, morsel, grain:
dribble
Crumbly top on muffins, pies and cakes:
streusel
Crumbly topping for muffins or pies:
streusel
Crusades aimed to seize __ from muslim control:
jerusalem
Crusading king of France, who was later sainted:
st louis
Crustacean with long body and tiny legs:
shrimp
Crustaceans with a blueish shell, popular in the NE:
blue crab
Crusty arthropods that cover rocks:
barnacles
Crux __, also known as the Southern Cross:
australis profanity
Cryptid creature from East Africa:
nandi bear
Cryptography is the study of decoding secret __:
messages
Crystalline form of aluminium oxide:
corundum
Crystallized green stems used as cake toppers:
angelica
Crème __, French dessert of cold, set custard:
brûlée
Cu, malleable, used in wiring, turns green:
copper
Cuban brand, famous white rum:
bacardi
Cuban cocktail of rum, lime and sugar syrup:
daiquiri
Cubic silver sulfide:
argentite
Cucumber-looking vegetable related to pumpkins:
zucchini
Cuddling or embracing:
hugging
Cue and balls game similar to pool and snooker:
billiards
Cue sport which originated in Etawah, India:
snooker
Culinary term for garnishing with almonds:
amandine
Culture responsible for first written language:
sumerian
Cured beef found in many deli sandwiches:
pastrami
Cured Italian meat, popular cold cut:
salami
Curious, mask-wearing mammal native to the US:
raccoon
Curley's vehicle in Oklahoma:
surrey
Currency in use in Argentina from 1985 to 1991:
austral
Currency of Angola, replaced the escudo:
kwanza
Currency of Hungary:
forint
Currency of Swaziland:
lilangeni
Current Japanese period that started with Akihito:
heisei
Current that sent the Portuguese away from India:
agulhas
Curriculum vitae:
resume
Curved club designed to return to the thrower:
boomerang
Curved embellishments in handwritten letters:
curlicues
Curved Persian sword:
shamshir
Curved segment of a circle, sphere, not convex:
concave
Curved sword, like a Sikh kirpan:
scimitar
Custom device to hold teeth in position:
retainer
Custom-makes, repairs and alters clothes:
tailor
Customizable character controlled by the player:
avatar
Customs charge on an import or export:
tariff
Cut and polished precious stones, gems:
jewels
Cut food into tiny pieces, like matchsticks:
julienne
Cut into fourths:
quarter
Cute, good looking:
pretty
Cutout of a shape or design used multiple times:
stencil
Cuts blocks of silage aka block cutter:
hear grab
Cutting hair just a little bit:
trimming
Cutting wood to make a picture or toy:
carving
Cuttlefish are related to squid and __:
octopuses
Cyclophobia is the fear of __:
bicycles
Cyd __, actress of The Band Wagon:
charisse
Cylindrical missile fired from a submarine:
torpedo
Cylindrical oven used in Middle East, Central Asia:
tandoor
Cyst or tumor that is not harmful:
benign
Czech __, home to Prague and Bohemia:
republic
Czech tennis champion 1 Jana __:
novotna
Czech-born Swiss tennis star Martina:
hingis
Cates-__, north French dept, was Cates-du-Nord:
darmor
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