| Challenge for a translator | 26 |
| Challenge for an atty.-to-be | 28 |
| Challenge for defenders | 23 |
| Challenge for denture wearers | 29 |
| Challenge for ESL students | 26 |
| Challenge for H.S. juniors | 26 |
| Challenge for Hannibal | 22 |
| Challenge for Henry Higgins | 27 |
| Challenge for Jack and Jill | 27 |
| Challenge for Miss Marple | 25 |
| Challenge for Odysseus | 22 |
| Challenge for rabble-rousers | 28 |
| Challenge for rock climbers | 27 |
| Challenge for Stenmark | 22 |
| Challenge for the New Year | 26 |
| Challenge from a gunslinger | 27 |
| Challenge from Dirty Harry | 26 |
| Challenge in a piano lesson | 27 |
| Challenge in a western | 22 |
| Challenge intellectually | 24 |
| Challenge invented in 1913 | 26 |
| Challenge the credibility of | 28 |
| Challenge the status quo | 24 |
| Challenge to a big talker | 25 |
| Challenge to a duel, maybe | 26 |
| Challenge to a gunslinger | 25 |
| Challenge to an old sheriff | 27 |
| Challenge, metaphorically | 25 |
| Challenge-ending phrase | 23 |
| Challenge-giver or accepter | 27 |
| Challenged election winners | 27 |
| Challenged one's honesty | 28 |
| Challenged the Colorado | 23 |
| Challenged the verdict | 22 |
| Challenger astronaut Judith | 27 |
| Challenger defect: 1986 | 23 |
| Challenger passenger Judith | 27 |
| Challenger problem part | 23 |
| Challenger's letters | 24 |
| Challenger's problem part | 29 |
| Challenger's quest | 22 |
| Challenges catchers, in a way | 29 |
| Challenges for an interviewee | 29 |
| Challenges for college srs. | 27 |
| Challenges for Hercules | 23 |
| Challenges with dead ends | 25 |
| Challenging Chopin piece | 24 |
| Challenging delinquent | 22 |
| Challenging for a sitter | 24 |
| Challenging tennis play | 23 |
| Challenging the rapids, maybe | 29 |
| Challenging way to race | 23 |
| Chalon-sur-___, France | 22 |
| Chalybite and limonite, e.g. | 28 |
| Chamber ensemble player | 23 |
| Chamber group instrument | 24 |
| Chamber group, perhaps | 22 |
| Chamber music instrument | 24 |
| Chamber music instruments | 25 |
| Chamber of commerce policies | 28 |
| Chamber within a glacier | 24 |
| Chamber worker?: Abbr. | 22 |
| Chamber workers: Abbr. | 22 |
| Chamber-music composition | 25 |
| Chamber-music ensemble | 22 |
| Chamberlain foreign secretary | 29 |
| Chamberlain of court fame | 25 |
| Chamberlain of N.B.A. fame | 26 |
| Chamberlain of the NBA | 22 |
| Chambermaid's charge | 24 |
| Chambermaid's concern | 25 |
| Chambermaid's purview | 25 |
| Chambermaid's supply | 24 |
| Chambers in the catacombs | 25 |
| Chameleon's comment? | 24 |
| Chameleon's cousin | 22 |
| Chameleonlike creature | 22 |
| Chameleons, for example | 23 |
| Chamillionaire's field | 26 |
| Chaminade University site | 25 |
| Chamique Holdsclaw's gp. | 28 |
| Chamomile drink, maybe | 22 |
| Chamomile soother, e.g. | 23 |
| Chamomile tea, for some | 23 |
| Champ between two Joes | 22 |
| Champ determiner, often | 23 |
| Champ known for his chomp | 25 |
| Champ's acquisition | 23 |
| Champ's dramatic account? | 29 |
| Champ's epithet: 1937-49 | 28 |
| Champ's rank, for short | 27 |
| Champagne and OJ drinks | 23 |
| Champagne bottle title | 22 |
| Champagne bucket implement | 26 |
| Champagne classification | 24 |
| Champagne glass feature | 23 |
| Champagne music maestro | 23 |
| Champagne server's popper | 29 |
| Champagne specification | 23 |
| Champagne Tony of golf | 22 |