| City known for its Hurricanes and Heat and hurricanes and heat | 62 |
| City mentioned in Paul Simon's "America" | 54 |
| City mentioned in the song "That's Amore" | 55 |
| City name part that's Dutch for "hedge" | 53 |
| City name that's Spanish for "ash tree" | 53 |
| City named for Theodore Roosevelt's vice president | 54 |
| City named in a Ben & Jerry's "Mudslide" | 58 |
| City of 1.1 million named for the wife of King William IV | 57 |
| City of 13 million that is NOT the largest in its own country | 61 |
| City of 15+ million whose busiest street is Chandni Chowk | 57 |
| City of 2 1/2 million at the mouth of the Yodo River | 52 |
| City of 2 1/2+ million at the mouth of the Yodo River | 53 |
| City of little magical creatures near the Arctic Circle? | 56 |
| City on the Ganges where Buddha is said to have first preached | 62 |
| City on the Mississippi in ''Huckleberry Finn'' | 63 |
| City south of the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve | 54 |
| City surrounded on two sides by Toiyabe National Forest | 55 |
| City that a song asks "Do you know the way to ...?" | 61 |
| City that appropriately rhymes with "casino" | 54 |
| City that burned LeBron James jerseys in July, for short | 56 |
| City that celebrated its 1,000th anniversary in 2010 | 52 |
| City that celebrated its millennial anniversary in 2010 | 55 |
| City that Fred Astaire was "flying down to" in a 1934 hit | 67 |
| City that grew around the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad | 56 |
| City that hasn't won a major sports title since 1964: Abbr. | 63 |
| City that hosts the world's biggest annual game fair | 56 |
| City that lost its "tallest building" distinction in 2007 | 67 |
| City that once had a large Yiddish-speaking population | 54 |
| City that promotes "What happens here, stays here," briefly | 69 |
| City that was the site of three battles in the Seven Years' War | 67 |
| City that's headquarters for Pizza Hut and J. C. Penney | 59 |
| City that's home to the winner of the first two Super Bowls | 63 |
| City that's home to three Unesco World Heritage Sites | 57 |
| City the Sisters of Mercy and Corinne Bailey Rae come from | 58 |
| City visited in "Around the World in 80 Days" | 55 |
| City where ''The Scream'' was stolen | 52 |
| City where "Friday Night Lights" takes place | 54 |
| City where "Silver Linings Playbook" takes place: Abbr. | 65 |
| City where "The Night Café" was painted | 52 |
| City where "The Scream" was stolen in 2004 | 52 |
| City where Camus's "The Plague" takes place | 57 |
| City where Einstein developed his special theory of relativity | 62 |
| City where people had sex with angels, and somehow that was bad | 63 |
| City where you'd hear "wicked retahded" | 53 |
| City whose language uses only the 12 letters found in this puzzle | 65 |
| City whose major league baseball team was once named the Naps | 61 |
| City whose motto is "The Heart of Northeast Nevada" | 61 |
| City whose name can be anagrammed, appropriately, to ARABS | 58 |
| City whose name is derived from a Timucua Indian name | 53 |
| City whose name was the source of the word "sherry" | 61 |
| City with a cathedral depicted in a series of Monet masterpieces | 64 |
| City with a seemingly contradictory two-syllable name | 53 |
| City with an NBA team, but no NFL, MLB, or NHL club: Abbr. | 58 |
| City with major avenues named Cincinnati and Columbus | 53 |
| City with the slogan "Step Into the Real Texas" | 57 |
| City with the world's first telephone directory (1878) | 58 |
| City with the world's tallest man-made structure | 52 |
| Civil rights activist Parks, while walking aimlessly? | 53 |
| Civil rights leader Medgar in a 8/12/13 Hillary Clinton gaffe | 61 |
| Civil rights leader portrayed in "For Us, The Living" | 63 |
| Civil rights org. formed after the Montgomery bus boycott | 57 |
| Civil War battlefield with the second-highest casualties | 56 |
| Civil War general nicknamed "Old Snapping Turtle" | 59 |
| Civil War site, and the name of some sixty U.S. cities | 54 |
| Civil War's Johnny __, youngest-ever Army noncom (age 12) | 61 |
| Civilization known for "colossal head" statues | 56 |
| Claire's younger daughter on "Modern Family" | 58 |
| Clampett patriarch on "The Beverly Hillbillies" | 57 |
| Clandestine org. headed by Vice Adm. Kendall L. Card | 52 |
| Clap Your Hands Say Yeah has "Yellow Country" ones | 60 |
| Clapton "Journeyman" rocker "No ___" | 56 |
| Clara Peller's catchphrase from a 1980s Wendy's commercial | 66 |
| Clarence Odbody in "It's a Wonderful Life" | 56 |
| Clarifying words when spelling a name over the phone | 52 |
| Clarkson who won the first "American Idol" | 52 |
| Class during which a kindergartner might finger-paint | 53 |
| Class in which paintings that have lost value are studied? | 58 |
| Class in which students report on the doings of Hobbits? | 56 |
| Class in which the lesson might come to a screeching halt? | 58 |
| Class in which the teachers may be the only ones wearing underwear | 66 |
| Class presidential nominee in "Napoleon Dynamite" | 59 |
| Class that will teach you how to put things in perspective | 58 |
| Class that's "hard," according to a talking Barbie doll | 69 |
| Class with a take-home, open-book, true-false final, say | 56 |
| Class with the periodic table on the wall, often: Abbr. | 55 |
| Classes taken to boost one's grade point average | 52 |
| Classic '50s sitcom (with ''The'') | 54 |
| Classic '80s video game in which one draws with a diamond marker | 68 |
| Classic "S.N.L." character who spoke with rounded R's | 67 |
| Classic 1740 romance subtitled "Virtue Rewarded" | 58 |
| Classic 1928 musical set in London, with "The" | 56 |
| Classic 1982 movie line spoken with an outstretched finger | 58 |
| Classic actress who played the principal in "Grease" | 62 |
| Classic answer to "Where's your homework?" | 56 |
| Classic arcade game character who hopped around a pyramid | 57 |
| Classic author who was the subject of a 1952 film musical | 57 |
| Classic battles between the Giants and Dodgers, e.g. | 52 |
| Classic Bette Davis line from "Beyond the Forest" | 59 |
| Classic black-and-white film featuring gigantic irradiated ants | 63 |
| Classic Bob Marley song that was a 1973 hit for Johnny Nash | 59 |