Caterer's setup for a hot buffet | 36 |
Chain of off-price department stores | 36 |
Check out a depression in the floor? | 36 |
Children's author of scary tales | 36 |
Catholic university near Tampa, Fla. | 36 |
City that's peacefully centered? | 36 |
Creatures on baby announcement cards | 36 |
Conversation about a narrow channel? | 36 |
Caesars locale, with "the" | 36 |
Cerebrovascular accident, familiarly | 36 |
Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revival | 36 |
Cook in Creedence Clearwater Revival | 36 |
Conformed to a certain art treatment | 36 |
Computer company based in California | 36 |
Creature from the Black Lagoon, e.g. | 36 |
Classic Caesar/Gershwin tune of 1919 | 36 |
Carl XVI Gustaf's kingdom: Abbr. | 36 |
Character in "The Killers" | 36 |
Comparable to apple cider, in a song | 36 |
Climbing plant with fragrant flowers | 36 |
Combination of parts to form a whole | 36 |
Comedy of errors with the hot sauce? | 36 |
Consideration in dealing with others | 36 |
Chick in the "Maisy" books | 36 |
Chief Justice in the Dred Scott case | 36 |
Commit police brutality, potentially | 36 |
Citizens of Naberezhnye Chelny, e.g. | 36 |
Couple in "A Rage to Live" | 36 |
Car that shares its name with a bull | 36 |
Candidate's platform part, often | 36 |
Cartoon "devil," for short | 36 |
Cable's "SuperStation" | 36 |
Cable co. bought by AT&T in 1999 | 36 |
Cable channel for fans of old cinema | 36 |
Channel with timeless films, briefly | 36 |
CD/Blu-Ray disc giant based in Japan | 36 |
Causes for stadium cheers, for short | 36 |
Christine O'Donnell's party? | 36 |
Captain Picard's drink of choice | 36 |
Call somebody "bunny," say | 36 |
Controversial 1767 act of Parliament | 36 |
Classic Valentine's Day presents | 36 |
Cooperstown's Lyons and Williams | 36 |
Coming-of-age movie subject, perhaps | 36 |
Cert. useful for traveling educators | 36 |
Currency with Hamilton's picture | 36 |
Costar with Eva, Felicity and Marcia | 36 |
Comic strip character who loves Dick | 36 |
Contests between international teams | 36 |
Conception breakthrough of the 1970s | 36 |
Celebration of the arrival of spring | 36 |
County in Montana, Idaho, or Wyoming | 36 |
Cosmetics company's winged logo? | 36 |
Cozy café for Casablanca cuisine? | 36 |
Contiental group, in some newspapers | 36 |
Consoling word that bears repeating? | 36 |
Classic comical restaurant complaint | 36 |
Concept album about a man named Pink | 36 |
Chekhov's "__ Sisters" | 36 |
Creature painted on Indian artifacts | 36 |
Collection of neon-colored neckwear? | 36 |
Component of this puzzle's theme | 36 |
Certain U.S. Treasury Dept. employee | 36 |
Cause of some ear trouble, for short | 36 |
Certain chat, with "heart" | 36 |
Concern of a musician or bodybuilder | 36 |
Collette of "In Her Shoes" | 36 |
Character in "I Pagliacci" | 36 |
Canadian N.B.A. team, on scoreboards | 36 |
Complete Teenage Bottlerocket album? | 36 |
Carroll's "slithy ___" | 36 |
Cloverlike plant with yellow flowers | 36 |
Church-council scene: 1545–63 | 36 |
Chi-town paper, with "the" | 36 |
Chi-town daily, with "the" | 36 |
Category between subfamily and genus | 36 |
Cleveland nine, with "the" | 36 |
Class that might a lecture about sin | 36 |
Cereal that's 'for kids' | 36 |
Common-law action to recover damages | 36 |
Certain pachyderms's proboscises | 36 |
City on the site of ancient Carthage | 36 |
Conflict over territory or influence | 36 |
City "shrouded" in mystery | 36 |
Certain people of Rwanda and Burundi | 36 |
Cable network that reruns old series | 36 |
Candy bar with chocolate and caramel | 36 |
College that Jackie Robinson went to | 36 |
Company with orange-and-white trucks | 36 |
Chronicle of Dublin on June 16, 1904 | 36 |
Computer command for the error-prone | 36 |
Computer 'take back' command | 36 |
Creature on the British coat of arms | 36 |
Collective bargaining agreement side | 36 |
Company with two U's in its logo | 36 |
Card game with a pre-victory warning | 36 |
Cut that requires a lot of hairspray | 36 |
Clooney film "___ the Air" | 36 |
Canine's favorite '60s song? | 36 |
Company called "Big Brown" | 36 |