| Creature of monstrous size and power | 36 |
| Crêpes from Natasha's kitchen | 36 |
| Collects license fee for songwriters | 36 |
| College football team's QB, e.g. | 36 |
| Cattle-catching weapon on the pampas | 36 |
| Craig's "Skyfall" role | 36 |
| Colorado River construction, briefly | 36 |
| Certainly will, after "is" | 36 |
| Complete Beatles collection, perhaps | 36 |
| Cereal buyer's proof-of-purchase | 36 |
| Cologne first launched by Fabergé | 36 |
| Cord that you hope doesn't break | 36 |
| Computer's character equivalents | 36 |
| Concerto's extended solo passage | 36 |
| Carolina Panthers quarterback Newton | 36 |
| Capital of King Arthur's kingdom | 36 |
| Cater-waiter's delivery, perhaps | 36 |
| Comics fellow who hangs out in a pub | 36 |
| Chewy ingredient in a Twix candy bar | 36 |
| Caustic "Cheers" character | 36 |
| Cellist awarded the U.N. Peace Medal | 36 |
| Common miniature golf course feature | 36 |
| Cager who plays at "The Q" | 36 |
| Cause ___ (major public controversy) | 36 |
| Corp. VIP in charge of money matters | 36 |
| Container to be uncorked at midnight | 36 |
| Corporate leader's flying fleet? | 36 |
| Country once partly under Incan rule | 36 |
| Cut into pieces, with "up" | 36 |
| Chinese dog with a blue-black tongue | 36 |
| Company's computer sys. overseer | 36 |
| Columbus in N.Y.C. or DuPont in D.C. | 36 |
| Company with a sign over Fenway Park | 36 |
| Chaplin's "___ Lights" | 36 |
| Carolina League's baseball level | 36 |
| Clip ___ (hoof-on-cobblestone sound) | 36 |
| Continue to move after loss of power | 36 |
| Corporation whose stock symbol is KO | 36 |
| Converted from coal via distillation | 36 |
| Container for draining and straining | 36 |
| Character in "I, Claudius" | 36 |
| Cheated with one's neighbor, say | 36 |
| Cat ___ ("Iron Chef" chef) | 36 |
| Culp's "I Spy" co-star | 36 |
| Classic Binney & Smith trademark | 36 |
| Civil War gp. led by Jefferson Davis | 36 |
| Cosby's "I Spy" costar | 36 |
| Carvey who portrayed the Church Lady | 36 |
| Coquettish "Our Gang" girl | 36 |
| Cain of "Lois & Clark" | 36 |
| Counselor Troi aboard the Enterprise | 36 |
| Companion of "Yours truly" | 36 |
| Company with an antlered animal logo | 36 |
| Clear moisture, as from a windshield | 36 |
| Clean the mirror, after a hot shower | 36 |
| Car dealer's personal car, often | 36 |
| Catherine of "The Convent" | 36 |
| Commercial word after Home or Office | 36 |
| County between Cornwall and Somerset | 36 |
| Controlled regimen of food and drink | 36 |
| Criticize in a small way, informally | 36 |
| Company whose mascot is Bobby Banana | 36 |
| Cheadle of "Reign Over Me" | 36 |
| Cartoon character who wears no pants | 36 |
| Creation during a phone conversation | 36 |
| Cartoon girl with a talking backpack | 36 |
| College-basketball commentator Burke | 36 |
| Cofounder of The Wall Street Journal | 36 |
| Certain computer connection, briefly | 36 |
| Consequence of over-toasting?: Abbr. | 36 |
| Creator of the count of Monte Cristo | 36 |
| Company begun as an explosives maker | 36 |
| Charles or Ray of mid-century design | 36 |
| Cut some slack (with "up") | 36 |
| Columbus Avenue, vis-a-vis Amsterdam | 36 |
| China is in it, with "the" | 36 |
| Community west of Montebello, Calif. | 36 |
| Course that requires no brain strain | 36 |
| Class that requires very little work | 36 |
| Courses taken to boost one's GPA | 36 |
| Company Meg Whitman led to greatness | 36 |
| Clark Kent's father, in 1950s TV | 36 |
| Christ's literary stopping place | 36 |
| Cover-up of astronomical proportions | 36 |
| Christian Scientist Mary Baker _____ | 36 |
| Creator of Jett in "Giant" | 36 |
| Capital of Japan, to Commodore Perry | 36 |
| Co. founded by H. Ross Perot in 1962 | 36 |
| Car that debuted September 4th, 1957 | 36 |
| Charlottesville clock setting: abbr. | 36 |
| Critter that may go for a long swim? | 36 |
| Cardiologists' charts, for short | 36 |
| Chao of George W. Bush's cabinet | 36 |
| Company famous for its safety record | 36 |
| Cricket, soccer or field hockey team | 36 |
| Certain Constitution State collegian | 36 |
| Cole Porter and Rudy Vallée, e.g. | 36 |
| Collaborator with a Count and a Duke | 36 |
| Carry out a get-hitched-quick scheme | 36 |
| Creates in-laws without them knowing | 36 |