| Chekhov drama about a gay blossom? | 34 |
| Chekhov classic (broken in three places) | 40 |
| Chefs doing quality assurance, e.g. | 35 |
| Chef, or cape in British Columbia | 34 |
| Chef's secret ingredient, sometimes | 39 |
| Chef's secret ingredient, perhaps | 37 |
| Chef's organization of beating utensils? | 44 |
| Chef's high-temperature technique | 37 |
| Chef's contribution, perhaps | 32 |
| Chef's concern re chicken dishes | 36 |
| Chef's comment at the poker game | 36 |
| Chef's "in the style of" | 38 |
| Chef's ''in the style of'' | 46 |
| Chef who's at home on the range | 35 |
| Chef who says "Pork fat rules!" | 41 |
| Chef who kicks things up a notch | 32 |
| Chef who can "kick it up" | 35 |
| Chef Rachael in pursuit of a legendary recipe? | 46 |
| Chef known to “kick it up a notch” | 42 |
| Chef known to "kick it up a notch" | 44 |
| Chef Ina Garten's "Barefoot ___" | 46 |
| Chef Bucco on "The Sopranos" | 38 |
| Chef Auguste Escoffier creations | 32 |
| Cheevy of Edwin Arlington Robinson verse | 40 |
| Cheetah, compared to other animals | 34 |
| Cheeta, in "Tarzan" films | 35 |
| Cheesy TV detective show, with "The"? | 47 |
| Cheesy pickup line? [1944, 1995*] | 33 |
| Cheesy Italian dish cooked in broth | 35 |
| Cheesy classic sitcom character? | 32 |
| Cheeses named for an English village | 36 |
| Cheeses manufactured in the Mediterranean? | 42 |
| Cheeses made from ewes' milk | 32 |
| Cheesehead's home, for short | 32 |
| Cheese-eating rodent, in Coblenz | 32 |
| Cheese's partner, in a popular casserole | 44 |
| Cheese with which port is traditionally served | 46 |
| Cheese town in the province of Noord-Holland | 44 |
| Cheese that's made backwards? | 33 |
| Cheese that's made backward? | 32 |
| Cheese that's especially overpowering? | 42 |
| Cheese that's "made" backward | 43 |
| Cheese that tastes a bit like Parmesan when aged | 48 |
| Cheese stuffed in stuffed shells | 32 |
| Cheese shaped into a flattened ball | 35 |
| Cheese served at crossword conventions | 38 |
| Cheese originally from Somerset, England | 40 |
| Cheese often used in Caesar salads | 34 |
| Cheese often crumbled into salads | 33 |
| Cheese named for an English village | 35 |
| Cheese named for a Norwegian town | 33 |
| Cheese named for a historic French region | 41 |
| Cheese named after a town in the Netherlands | 44 |
| Cheese made from the milk of Friesian cows | 42 |
| Cheese made from goat's milk | 32 |
| Cheese from overseas, for example | 33 |
| Cheese from milk of sheep or goats | 34 |
| Cheese from Italy's Veneto region | 37 |
| Cheese from a town of the same name | 35 |
| Cheese at a wine-and-cheese party | 33 |
| Cheese and beef concoction for humorist Mort? | 45 |
| Cheery fellow in the neighborhood? | 34 |
| Cheery cashier in Progressive ads | 33 |
| Cheers, notably (and two kinds of cars) | 39 |
| Cheers for the bodybuilder's muscles? | 41 |
| Cheers for a banderillero's superior | 40 |
| Cheerleader-turned-singer-turned-judge | 38 |
| Cheerleader's words of encouragement | 40 |
| Cheerleader's characteristic | 32 |
| Cheerleader's accessory, for short | 38 |
| Cheerleader Bennet on "Heroes" | 40 |
| Cheering wildly, as a stadium crowd | 35 |
| Cheerful, proud, powerful sort, it's said | 45 |
| Cheerful willingness to be obliging | 35 |
| Cheerful command from the bridge | 32 |
| Cheerful and spirited, as a voice | 33 |
| Cheer heard a lot at World Cup 2014 | 35 |
| Cheer from a Philly football fan? | 33 |
| Cheer found in the five longest Across answers | 46 |
| Cheer for the home team, in song | 32 |
| Cheer at old-timey football games | 33 |
| Cheer after "Rah! Rah!" | 33 |
| Cheech's partner in 1970s-'80s movies | 45 |
| Cheech of "Up in Smoke" | 33 |
| Cheech of "Cheech and Chong" | 38 |
| Cheech Marin's "Born in ___" | 42 |
| Cheech Marin south-of-the-border comedy | 39 |
| Cheech Marin parody of a Bruce Springsteen song | 47 |
| Cheech Marin comedy about deportation | 37 |
| Cheech and Chong's screen personae | 38 |
| Cheech & Chong "Born in ___" | 42 |
| Cheech & Chong "Born in ___ L.A." | 47 |
| Checks the growth or development | 32 |
| Checks out a broken bone, in a way | 34 |
| Checks from no-accounts' accounts | 37 |
| Checkout counter newspaper, perhaps | 35 |
| Checkout counter newspaper fodder | 33 |
| Checking out, as before a robbery | 33 |
| Checking out products on the top shelf? | 39 |
| Checking for doneness at the grill? | 35 |