| Cultural doings in Cádiz | 27 |
| Cultural entertainment | 22 |
| Cultural equivalent of a gene | 29 |
| Cultural exchange employee | 26 |
| Cultural fixture of the Hub | 27 |
| Cultural grant giver (abbr.) | 28 |
| Cultural grant giver: Abbr. | 27 |
| Cultural group members | 22 |
| Cultural group: Comb. form | 26 |
| Cultural introduction? | 22 |
| Cultural org. since 1888 | 24 |
| Cultural org. since 1965 | 24 |
| Cultural patron: Abbr. | 22 |
| Cultural prose and poetry | 25 |
| Cultural Revolution advocate | 28 |
| Cultural Revolution Chairman | 28 |
| Cultural Revolution chief | 25 |
| Cultural Revolution ideology | 28 |
| Cultural Revolution leader | 26 |
| Cultural Revolution supporter | 29 |
| Cultural Revolutionist | 22 |
| Cultural traits, collectively | 29 |
| Cultural underpinnings | 22 |
| Cultural underwriting org. | 26 |
| Cultural values of a group | 26 |
| Cultural, as some cuisines | 26 |
| Cultural, in combinations | 25 |
| Cultural/teaching facility | 26 |
| Culturally ahead of the times | 29 |
| Culturally pretentious | 22 |
| Culturally significant | 22 |
| Culturally unsophisticated | 26 |
| Culture centers in Rome | 23 |
| Culture Club lead singer | 24 |
| Culture Club's ___ George | 29 |
| Culture development sites | 25 |
| Culture for some viruses | 24 |
| Culture medium gelatin | 22 |
| Culture vultures' hangout | 29 |
| Culture-blending metaphor | 25 |
| Culture-supporting org. | 23 |
| Cultured breakfast item | 23 |
| Cultured dairy product | 22 |
| Cumberland and generation | 25 |
| Cumberland and Romanche | 23 |
| Cumberland Gap explorer | 23 |
| Cumberland Gap pioneer | 22 |
| Cumberland Gap trailblazer | 26 |
| Cumberland or credibility | 25 |
| Cumbersome water vehicles | 25 |
| Cummerbund accompanier | 22 |
| Cummerbund alternative | 22 |
| Cummerbund for a geisha | 23 |
| Cummerbund's place | 22 |
| Cummerbunds' cousins | 24 |
| Cumming going on Broadway | 25 |
| Cunard flagship for 35 yrs. | 27 |
| Cunard liner, informally | 24 |
| Cunard retiree, briefly | 23 |
| Cunégonde's creator | 26 |
| Cuneiform disccovery site | 25 |
| Cuneiform discovery site | 24 |
| Cunning and deceptive one | 25 |
| Cunning bloodhound? O-no! | 25 |
| Cunning in a practical way | 26 |
| Cunning linguist, e.g. | 22 |
| CUNY course for immigrants | 26 |
| Cuomo's concern (abbr.) | 27 |
| Cuomo's predecessor | 23 |
| Cup alternative, at a parlor | 28 |
| Cup in some coffeehouses | 24 |
| Cup of "café" | 26 |
| Cup of tea, so to speak | 23 |
| Cup of the Americas game | 24 |
| Cup of __: seder ritual | 23 |
| Cup sought every two years | 26 |
| Cup's place, perhaps | 24 |
| Cup-shaped breakfast fare | 25 |
| Cupbearer before Ganymede | 25 |
| Cupbearer of Greek myth | 23 |
| CUPE president. Shirley ____ | 28 |
| Cupful made from cubes | 22 |
| Cupfuls after OJ and cereal | 27 |
| Cupid in early Italian art | 26 |
| Cupid the reindeer brought __ | 29 |
| Cupid's accessories | 23 |
| Cupid's collections | 23 |
| Cupid's concern, in Rome | 28 |
| Cupid's counterpart | 23 |
| Cupid's equivalent | 22 |
| Cupid's Greek counterpart | 29 |
| Cupid's other name | 22 |
| Cupid's projectile | 22 |
| Cupid's projectiles | 23 |
| Cupid's sleighmate | 22 |
| Cupid, among Athenians | 22 |
| Cupid, Mars, or Jupiter | 23 |
| Cupid, to Clytemnestra | 22 |
| Cups, saucers, creamer, etc. | 28 |
| Cups, saucers, pot, etc. | 24 |