| Component of the explosive Torpex | 33 |
| Cable channel that's a blast? | 33 |
| Cruise of "Vanilla Sky" | 33 |
| Country music icon, _____ Connors | 33 |
| Constantly losing one's keys? | 33 |
| Certain Chinese mafia association | 33 |
| Common listing of award finalists | 33 |
| Cakes often made with ground nuts | 33 |
| Conservative party member, abroad | 33 |
| Computers' cousins, for short | 33 |
| Comedienne Fields: 1931–78 | 33 |
| Covering on the Maid of the Mist? | 33 |
| Clears out a parking lot, perhaps | 33 |
| Company that acquired FAO Schwarz | 33 |
| Commuter's congestion problem | 33 |
| Contents of a Shakespearean purse | 33 |
| Cultural programs they're not | 33 |
| Cartier's Christmas creation? | 33 |
| Church-council site: 16th century | 33 |
| City taken by the Crusaders, 1109 | 33 |
| Capital west of the Gulf of Sidra | 33 |
| Cornish knight of the Round Table | 33 |
| Carson Daly's former MTV show | 33 |
| Creature under Grimms' bridge | 33 |
| Creature of Scandinavian folklore | 33 |
| Credit checker Experian, pre-1996 | 33 |
| Credit checker Experian, formerly | 33 |
| Crack or shot, but not crack shot | 33 |
| Communications syst. for the deaf | 33 |
| City near the Red Fork oil fields | 33 |
| Club that makes awful golf shots? | 33 |
| Co. now under American's wing | 33 |
| Christmas or Carroll poem opening | 33 |
| Common ticket buyer's request | 33 |
| Carol's turtledove complement | 33 |
| Cast in the same role continually | 33 |
| Copyeditor's catch, hopefully | 33 |
| Country singer England and others | 33 |
| Carrier with a Houston hub: Abbr. | 33 |
| Company with red-and-white trucks | 33 |
| Commonly four-stringed instrument | 33 |
| Command for not-so-nimble fingers | 33 |
| Clint Eastwood's last Western | 33 |
| Charity founded in Denver in 1887 | 33 |
| Central principle of Baha'ism | 33 |
| Commercial cousin of crazy eights | 33 |
| Company bought by Chevron in 2005 | 33 |
| Condomless vis-Ã -vis protected | 33 |
| City's widespread development | 33 |
| Controversial spoon-bender Geller | 33 |
| Coffee hour requirements, perhaps | 33 |
| Country in the ctr. of Jerusalem? | 33 |
| Columbia's Gamecocks, briefly | 33 |
| Canada's neighbor, familiarly | 33 |
| Corp. headquartered in Pittsburgh | 33 |
| Company co-founded by J.P. Morgan | 33 |
| Capitol Reef National Park locale | 33 |
| Capital Reef National Park locale | 33 |
| Charlottesville campus, for short | 33 |
| California's capital, 1852-53 | 33 |
| Continental headquarters, 1777-78 | 33 |
| Cosmetics, perfume, and the like? | 33 |
| Coyote, say, to a Western rancher | 33 |
| Charlotte Martin song that flows? | 33 |
| Captain in "Billy Budd" | 33 |
| Cinéma ___ (documentary style) | 33 |
| Caramel-coconut Girl Scout cookie | 33 |
| Crown ___ (popular cop car model) | 33 |
| Capital of Lithuania, to Russians | 33 |
| Churchill's trademark gesture | 33 |
| City where Dr Pepper was invented | 33 |
| Charlie Daniels song about Texas? | 33 |
| Characterized by leitmotifs, e.g. | 33 |
| Country with a dragon on its flag | 33 |
| Clearly didn't enjoy the show | 33 |
| Community news source in Belgium? | 33 |
| Cuckoo's voice, to Wordsworth | 33 |
| Card game with a belligerent name | 33 |
| Certain high-net-worth individual | 33 |
| Cat's-ear or lady's-thumb | 33 |
| Contractional homophone for weave | 33 |
| Card game similar to écarté | 33 |
| Color of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue | 33 |
| Choice for durable wooden fencing | 33 |
| Chicken quality control activity? | 33 |
| Convinces (with "over") | 33 |
| Condé Nast technology magazine | 33 |
| Counselors to early English kings | 33 |
| Call letters on 1970s-'80s TV | 33 |
| Came first in battle of the bands | 33 |
| Convention site for orthopedists? | 33 |
| Cast events after filming is done | 33 |
| Compose the appropriate ceremony? | 33 |
| Conflict that ended Nov. 11, 1918 | 33 |
| Cincinnati home of the Musketeers | 33 |
| Cubicles for talkative musicians? | 33 |
| Candied vegetable at Thanksgiving | 33 |
| Co-Nobelist of Yitzhak and Shimon | 33 |
| Chinese revolutionary Sun ___-sen | 33 |
| Chuck who broke the sound barrier | 33 |