| Cole Porter's "___ in Love" | 41 |
| Cole Porter's "___ Loved" | 39 |
| Cole Porter's "___ Magnifique" | 44 |
| Cole Porter's "___ Men" | 37 |
| Cole Porter's "___ Paris" | 39 |
| Cole Porter's "___ to Dance": 1936 | 48 |
| Cole Porter's "___ We Fools?" | 43 |
| Cole Porter's "___ Went to Haiti" | 47 |
| Cole Porter's "_____ Paris" | 41 |
| Cole Porter's alma mater | 28 |
| Cole Porter's birth city | 28 |
| Cole Porter's birthplace | 28 |
| Cole Porter's first successful musical | 42 |
| Cole Porter's home town | 27 |
| Cole Porter's Indiana birthplace | 36 |
| Cole Porter's Indiana hometown | 34 |
| Cole Porter, collegiately | 25 |
| Cole Porter, schoolwise | 23 |
| Cole salad | 10 |
| Cole slaw e.g. | 15 |
| Cole slaw and fries | 19 |
| Cole slaw left out in the sun, on the piano? | 44 |
| Cole slaw, e.g. | 15 |
| Cole who sang "The Christmas Song" | 44 |
| Cole who sang "Unforgettable" | 39 |
| Cole who was ''King'' | 37 |
| Cole who was "King" | 29 |
| Cole who was King | 17 |
| Cole __ | 7 |
| Cole __ (side dish) | 19 |
| Cole ___ | 8 |
| Cole ___, 2008 World Series M.V.P. | 34 |
| Cole ____ | 9 |
| Cole _____ | 10 |
| Cole's fiddlers, e.g. | 25 |
| Cole's fiddlers, for example? | 33 |
| Cole's follower | 19 |
| Cole's hit of 1934 | 22 |
| Cole's sidekick | 19 |
| Cole, Castor or Olive | 21 |
| ColecoVision competitor | 23 |
| ColecoVision rival | 18 |
| Coleman and Young | 17 |
| Coleman Hawkins' instrument | 31 |
| Coleman of "9 to 5" | 29 |
| Coleman of "Nine to Five" | 35 |
| Coleman of film and TV | 22 |
| Coleman or Raines | 17 |
| Coleman, Young, et al. | 22 |
| Coleopteroid | 12 |
| Coleridge | 9 |
| Coleridge and Clemens | 21 |
| Coleridge and Keats | 19 |
| Coleridge character | 19 |
| Coleridge classic | 17 |
| Coleridge creation | 18 |
| Coleridge or Clemens | 20 |
| Coleridge or Keats | 18 |
| Coleridge poem | 14 |
| Coleridge product | 17 |
| Coleridge selections | 20 |
| Coleridge setting | 17 |
| Coleridge storyteller | 21 |
| Coleridge title character | 25 |
| Coleridge work | 14 |
| Coleridge works | 15 |
| Coleridge wrote one to dejection | 32 |
| Coleridge's 'pleasure dome' | 39 |
| Coleridge's "Dejection," e.g. | 43 |
| Coleridge's "Dejection," for one | 46 |
| Coleridge's "France: An __" | 41 |
| Coleridge's "gentle thing" | 40 |
| Coleridge's "sacred river" | 40 |
| Coleridge's "___ Khan" | 36 |
| Coleridge's antihero | 24 |
| Coleridge's daughter | 24 |
| Coleridge's drug of choice | 30 |
| Coleridge's paradise | 24 |
| Coleridge's sacred river | 28 |
| Coleridge's seafaring subject | 33 |
| Coleridge's was ancient | 27 |
| Coleridge, for one | 18 |
| Coleridge, Southey and Wordsworth | 33 |
| Coleridge, Southey, or Wordsworth | 33 |
| Coleridge, with regard to opium | 31 |
| Coles of the NBA | 16 |
| Coleslaw basis | 14 |
| Coleslaw ingredient | 19 |
| Coleslaw or applesauce | 22 |
| Coleslaw or fries, at a diner | 29 |
| Coleslaw or sauerkraut | 22 |
| Coleslaw, e.g. | 14 |
| Coleslaw-loving children? | 25 |
| Colette character | 17 |
| Colette heroine | 15 |
| Colette novel | 13 |
| Colette novel, 1920 | 19 |
| Colette novel: 1920 | 19 |
| Colette opus, with "The" | 34 |
| Colette title | 13 |