| Clue | Answer |
|---|
| Camaraderie or connection with a person or group | |
| 'Conservative' Comedy Central pundit | |
| Classical, contemporary and neoclassical are examples of this performance dance | |
| Case or bag containing perfuming powder meant to impart a pleasant scent | |
| Companion to a milkshake or sundae | |
| Carroll described an amusing variation of this game between Alice and the Queen of Hearts | |
| Counterpart to the garter at a wedding | |
| Comes after Home or Office | |
| Cap for Pablo Picasso | |
| Creative genius who founded French impressionism | |
| Contemporary of above | |
| Cuisine of high quality | |
| Car-parker at a restaurant or hotel | |
| | Clue | Answer |
|---|
Cousin to burlesque entertainment
or an Oscar-winning film of 1972 | |
| Cottage in the Alps | |
| Classic French snail dish | |
| Comforter blanket | |
| Character's or athlete's first appearance | |
| City of Light, as an example, referring to Paris | |
Crooner with a thick mustache
famously parodied by Will Ferrell | |
Commemorative stamp or inscription
on a postal card or envelope | |
| Common all-you-can-eat restaurant type | |
| Cut of beef or fish | |
| Craft that uses yarn and a hooked needle | |
| Corvette, Camaro or Cobalt | |
| Candidate for US president in 1992 and 1996 | |
|
Begins and Ends with 'T' 
Ends in 'ICA' 
Ends in 'NO'
