| Casual greeting ... and #4 on the list | 38 |
| Casual sexual partner, as it were | 33 |
| Casually considered, with "with" | 42 |
| Casually looks at some People, say | 34 |
| Casually mention, with "to" | 37 |
| Casualties of the Iranian Revolution | 36 |
| Casualty at Roncesvalles, in ballad | 35 |
| Casualty of an all-night poker game? | 36 |
| Casualty of Apple's switch to Intel | 39 |
| Casualty of German reunification | 32 |
| Casualty of the Battle of Roncesvalles | 38 |
| Cat also known as the dwarf leopard | 35 |
| Cat food brand named after a queen | 34 |
| Cat food brand, after the digital conversion? | 45 |
| Cat food named after a Mesopotamian city | 40 |
| Cat in ''Homeward Bound'' films | 47 |
| Cat in "Through the Looking Glass" | 44 |
| Cat of 'Iron Chef America' | 34 |
| Cat or dog, especially in the spring | 36 |
| Cat Stevens "Back ___" | 32 |
| Cat Stevens "Father ___" | 34 |
| Cat Stevens "Morning ___ Broken" | 42 |
| Cat Stevens song about a city in Asia | 37 |
| Cat Stevens tune, "Sad ___" | 37 |
| Cat Stevens: "Can't Keep ___" | 43 |
| Cat Stevens: "Father ___" | 35 |
| Cat suit wearer in a 1939 classic | 33 |
| Cat that may have chocolate points | 34 |
| Cat who invaded a vegetable garden? | 35 |
| Cat ___ ("Iron Chef" chef) | 36 |
| Cat ___ (president of Chefs for Humanity) | 41 |
| Cat's ''Back off!'' | 39 |
| Cat's blessing, so it's said | 36 |
| Cat's comment of understanding | 34 |
| Cat's favorite Ingmar Bergman film? | 39 |
| Cat's favorite item in an Easter basket? | 44 |
| Cat's favorite movie of 2000? | 33 |
| Cat's means of getting around? | 34 |
| Cat's or bull's follower | 32 |
| Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb | 33 |
| Catalan dish named for its cooking pan | 38 |
| Catalan for "frying pan" | 34 |
| Catalan is its official language | 32 |
| Catalog clothing company since 1983 | 35 |
| Catalog clothing retailer since 1983 | 36 |
| Catalog customers or restaurant visitors | 40 |
| Catalog name, or a possible title for this puzzle | 49 |
| Catalog of disappeared comrades? | 32 |
| Catalog retailer of women's apparel | 39 |
| Catalog retailer's exhortation? | 35 |
| Catalog you used to order guitar from | 37 |
| Catalogue company's activity | 32 |
| Catalogue merchant's activity | 33 |
| Catapult ammunition in a Monty Python movie | 43 |
| Catbird ____: advantageous position | 35 |
| Catch and throw back, as fly balls | 34 |
| Catch of the day, say, in New England | 37 |
| Catch on (with ''up'') | 38 |
| Catch one's sweetie by surprise | 35 |
| Catch phrase for the avid mallgoer | 34 |
| Catch phrase meaning ''No way!'' | 48 |
| Catch that's burnt sienna and cerulean? | 43 |
| Catch the wind under one's wings | 36 |
| Catch up on one's credit card debt | 38 |
| Catch up with again, as in sports | 33 |
| Catch-22 INXS song (with "The")? | 42 |
| Catch-as-catch-can, in wrestling | 32 |
| Catchall category, with "the" | 39 |
| Catchall Latin citation, briefly | 32 |
| Catchall option in a survey question | 36 |
| Catcher and kid win electronic game (8) | 39 |
| Catcher Fletcher of the 1990s Expos | 35 |
| Catcher for Whitey in the 1960's Yankees | 44 |
| Catcher in "Who's on First?" | 42 |
| Catcher of a certain kind of fish | 33 |
| Catcher Ray of the Pete Rose collision | 38 |
| Catcher who died on his 72nd birthday, 12/20/1972 | 49 |
| Catcher-__, Fox TV baseball innovation | 38 |
| Catchers and centers, e.g.: Abbr. | 33 |
| Catches an attempted base stealer | 33 |
| Catches while doing some fishy business? | 40 |
| Catches, as an attempted base stealer | 37 |
| Catchphrase from "Clueless" | 37 |
| Catchphrase in an old Connect Four ad | 37 |
| Catchphrase meaning "No way!" | 39 |
| Catchphrase of announcer Harry Caray | 36 |
| Catchphrase of diet expert Susan Powter | 39 |
| Catchphrase that encourages extravagance | 40 |
| Catchword in ''Ghost'' | 38 |
| Catchy Spanish tune that might drive you buggy | 46 |
| Cate Blanchett role, 1998: 2 wds. | 33 |
| Categorical imperative philosopher | 34 |
| Category between subfamily and genus | 36 |
| Category for "The Iliad" | 34 |
| Category for everything else, briefly | 37 |
| Category for everything else: abbr. | 35 |
| Category for odds and ends (abbr.) | 34 |
| Category for some research vessels | 34 |
| Category for which Edith Head won eight Oscars | 46 |
| Category in a baby contest, perhaps | 35 |