| Collection of people learning to improve sensitivity | 52 |
| Collection of poems by William Morris, with "The" | 59 |
| Collection of publications about historical advances? | 53 |
| Collection whose last story is "The Evitable Conflict" | 64 |
| Collective name for this puzzle's half-dozen starred entries | 64 |
| Collective Soul "Come together now. Yeah, let's ___" | 66 |
| Collective Soul "Let's mingle. And make it well" song | 67 |
| College basketball coach + "L.A. Law" co-star | 55 |
| College Football Hall of Fame inductee 29 years after Knute | 59 |
| College Football Hall of Fame inductee the same year as Merlin | 62 |
| College frat with the greatest number of chapter houses (200+) | 62 |
| College setting is a sleepaway place by the country (6) | 55 |
| College town where the Phi Kappa Phi fraternity was founded | 59 |
| College whose mascot is a bulldog named Handsome Dan | 52 |
| College with the motto "Learning and labor" | 53 |
| Collins/Tarkington book about winning a game of roulette? | 57 |
| Colloquial name of the controller for a certain Nintendo console | 64 |
| Colonial rule that ended when India and Pakistan were split | 59 |
| Color in the name of two Major League Baseball teams | 52 |
| Color of Death's dart, in "Venus and Adonis" | 58 |
| Color one might turn after too many airport security scans? | 59 |
| Colorado setting for Rock Climbers United convention? | 53 |
| Coloration (check out avxwords.com for more great indie xwords) | 63 |
| Colorful "Put Yourself in My Shoes" singer | 52 |
| Colorful bird with a long downturned bill and pointed wings | 59 |
| Colossal statue outside ancient Rome's Colosseum | 52 |
| Colour of premium credit cards issued by Mexican banks, probably | 64 |
| Coltrane's rendition of "My Favorite Things," e.g. | 64 |
| Columbia tributary that forms part of the Idaho-Oregon border | 61 |
| Columbia University professor Robert Thurman's daughter | 59 |
| Columbia, S.C., newspaper's security department? | 52 |
| Columbus's first ___ to Spain was made on the Niña | 57 |
| Columnist Dan who coined the noun "santorum" | 54 |
| Columnist Herb who coined the word "beatnik" | 54 |
| Columnist who wrote "Don't Call It Frisco," 1953 | 62 |
| Come in last (and an alternate title for this puzzle) | 53 |
| Come to your senses before entering spring or summer (3,6) | 58 |
| Come-ons used prior to making a secret "flight connection"? | 69 |
| Comedian Ansari of NBC's "Parks and Recreation" | 61 |
| Comedian associated with the song "Yakety Sax" | 56 |
| Comedian Carvey of ''Wayne's World'' | 56 |
| Comedian in the U.S. version of "Queer as Folk" | 57 |
| Comedian Jimmy who hosts the "Never Not Funny" podcast | 64 |
| Comedian on whose show "The Simpsons" debuted | 55 |
| Comedian Philips once called "a one-man asylum" | 57 |
| Comedian the Smothers Brothers convinced to run for President | 61 |
| Comedian who appeared on the cover of Time, 8/15/1960 | 53 |
| Comedian who did 1992's "No Cure For Cancer" | 58 |
| Comedian who ended his show with "... and may God bless" | 66 |
| Comedian who is a tenth cousin of both Stephen King and Dick Cheney | 67 |
| Comedian who once said, "My audiences are my group therapy" | 69 |
| Comedian who performed at the 2012 White House Correspondents Dinner | 68 |
| Comedian who played Mary Brady on "Sex and the City" | 62 |
| Comedian who recorded "1960: Look Forward in Anger" | 61 |
| Comedian who voiced the lead role in "Ratatouille" | 60 |
| Comedian who wrote "If Roast Beef Could Fly" | 54 |
| Comedian who wrote "Real Men Don't Apologize" | 59 |
| Comedian whose repertoire includes "Jaywalking" | 57 |
| Comedian with a name that sounds like a terse commentary on evil | 64 |
| Comedian with the 1972 album "Class Clown" | 52 |
| Comedian ___ Ansari of "Parks and Recreation" | 55 |
| Comedian's offering, such as this puzzle's quip | 55 |
| Comedian/actress Wilson, an original cast member on "MADtv" | 69 |
| Comedic writer Pollack who wrote "Alternadad" | 55 |
| Comedienne featured in "I'm the One That I Want" | 62 |
| Comedienne who played a secretary in "9 to 5" | 55 |
| COMEDY CENTRAL rebranded to cover etiquette among humans? | 57 |
| Comedy Central's "Broad ___" (Tribute #10) | 56 |
| Comedy Central's "The ___ Show with Jon Stewart" | 62 |
| Comedy duo behind the viral video "The Fox" | 53 |
| Comedy duo with a "Billion Dollar Movie" that looks awful | 67 |
| Comedy on many "Worst Movie of 2003" lists | 52 |
| Comedy show that once featured "Spy vs. Spy" cartoons | 63 |
| Comedy show that once featured John Candy and Martin Short | 58 |
| Comes after The Police's "De Do Do Do" | 52 |
| Comes to mind, finally (with ''on'') | 52 |
| Comet partially discovered by the guy who wrote about Quasimodo? | 64 |
| Comfortable situation to live in, with "the" | 54 |
| Comic actor John who occasionally played drums with the Beach Boys | 66 |
| Comic actor who shares a name with a Washington suburb | 54 |
| Comic actress who co-starred on "Archie Bunker's Place" | 69 |
| Comic actress who played the grandmother on "ALF" | 59 |
| Comic and actor in original "King Kong" film | 54 |
| Comic Andrew Clay Silverstein's adopted middle name | 55 |
| Comic book character who wears an Eton collar and a red bow tie | 63 |
| Comic book heroes originally called the Merry Mutants | 53 |
| Comic book series that spawned films in 1994 and 2005 | 53 |
| Comic book style whose characters almost always have enormous eyes | 66 |
| Comic device used several times in "The Canterbury Tales" | 67 |
| Comic Marty Allen's signature greeting, "Hello, ___!" | 67 |
| Comic member of the Grand Ole Opry cast for over 50 years (30) | 62 |
| Comic opera that takes place in Titipu, with "The" | 60 |
| Comic strip boy whose friends are monsters and aliens | 53 |
| Comic strip character whose boyfriend was Wingey Wallace | 56 |
| Comic strip character with a pet dinosaur named Dinny | 53 |
| Comic strip character with an upwardly curving necktie | 54 |
| Comic strip character's book about butchers' cuts? | 58 |
| Comic strip collected in the book "Crack of Noon" | 59 |
| Comic strip originally called "Li'l Folks" | 56 |
| Comic strip retitled "The Piranha Club" in 1998 | 57 |