Condition for many retired boxers | 33 |
Chinese Communist leader Xiaoping | 33 |
Co-star of "Blow," 2001 | 33 |
Car model named after an explorer | 33 |
Car famous for its 1950s tailfins | 33 |
Chemist for whom a flask is named | 33 |
Cameron of 'In Her Shoes' | 33 |
Cambridge and Beverly Hills, e.g. | 33 |
Certain couturier's creations | 33 |
Compete at a pool in the Olympics | 33 |
Chromosome constituent, for short | 33 |
Classic Rudolph Maté film noir | 33 |
Chief official of Venice or Genoa | 33 |
Clinton's opponent in '96 | 33 |
Cash for a 10 o'clock scholar | 33 |
Covered with a hemispherical roof | 33 |
Contest winner's cry, perhaps | 33 |
Cassandra's gloomy prediction | 33 |
Chic Young's dimwit character | 33 |
Cartoon character with a backpack | 33 |
Company that introduced Styrofoam | 33 |
Command uttered in many a Western | 33 |
Charlotte Martin song for coffee? | 33 |
Crab Key villain of book and film | 33 |
Consciousness-expanders, for some | 33 |
Cable Internet alternative: abbr. | 33 |
Cries from the momentarily stupid | 33 |
Clobbered on the highway, briefly | 33 |
Creator of "Melencolia" | 33 |
Confessions may be given under it | 33 |
Charles for whom a chair is named | 33 |
Countess's spouse, in England | 33 |
Cerium and samarium are rare ones | 33 |
Class that requires little effort | 33 |
Course with no unexpected curves? | 33 |
Classes you barely have to attend | 33 |
Cash back from an online purchase | 33 |
Cheese that's made backwards? | 33 |
Classic Norse literary collection | 33 |
Collection of verse: 13th century | 33 |
Christian Science Monitor founder | 33 |
ChurchillÂ’s successor in 1955 | 33 |
Churchill's successor in 1955 | 33 |
Chaplin leading lady __ Purviance | 33 |
California river named for a fish | 33 |
Catcher of a certain kind of fish | 33 |
Cause of an "I" problem | 33 |
Caesar's "___ ipse" | 33 |
Country straddling two continents | 33 |
Cato the ___: 234–149 B.C. | 33 |
Circuit judge, __, __, lion tamer | 33 |
Colleague of Antonin and Clarence | 33 |
Cate Blanchett role, 1998: 2 wds. | 33 |
County in Kansas and Pennsylvania | 33 |
County site of Sugarloaf Mountain | 33 |
Contemporary of Naomi and Claudia | 33 |
Contemporary of Claudia and Naomi | 33 |
Carl's wife in "Up" | 33 |
College in south central New York | 33 |
Choose the window over the aisle? | 33 |
Crazylegs Hirsch of football fame | 33 |
Cathedral city in eastern England | 33 |
Correspondence that's clicked | 33 |
Click the "Send" button | 33 |
Caveat ___ (let the buyer beware) | 33 |
City in a Pauly Shore movie title | 33 |
Conceals from the enemy, in a way | 33 |
Crustiest bread slices, generally | 33 |
Cabinet dept. formed under Carter | 33 |
Computer with 18,000 vacuum tubes | 33 |
City named for a Tennyson heroine | 33 |
Children's book author Blyton | 33 |
City known as the Navel of Sicily | 33 |
Carrier of very destructive cargo | 33 |
Chimp who went into space in 1961 | 33 |
Company in a 2001-'02 scandal | 33 |
Certain Coast Guard member: Abbr. | 33 |
Cy Young's was 2.63, in brief | 33 |
Cause supported by Maureen Reagan | 33 |
Cicero's "you were" | 33 |
Center of a well-known palindrome | 33 |
Center word of a famed palindrome | 33 |
Classic toy for budding engineers | 33 |
Cartman of "South Park" | 33 |
City near Presque Isle State Park | 33 |
Canal that Sal worked on, in song | 33 |
Country across the sea from Yemen | 33 |
Contemporary of Ellery and Agatha | 33 |
Creator of fictional lawyer Perry | 33 |
Che Guevara's real first name | 33 |
Country singer Tennessee ___ Ford | 33 |
Controversial 1960's magazine | 33 |
Children's author ___ Le Cain | 33 |
Construction contract term, often | 33 |
Contacts in the back of the paper | 33 |
Course for would-be U.S. citizens | 33 |
Course for some immigrants: Abbr. | 33 |
Class for prospective US citizens | 33 |
Clairvoyant's claim, in short | 33 |
Chlorophyll or oil of wintergreen | 33 |