| Comic strip whose title character is named Sonya Hobbs | 54 |
| Covered with a matted, moist growth, as a forest floor | 54 |
| Cost in dollars of the world's first TV ad in 1941 | 54 |
| Coach Chuck who led the Steelers to four championships | 54 |
| City south of the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve | 54 |
| Commercial building with a conical roof, traditionally | 54 |
| Character in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" | 54 |
| California location, with ''San Luis'' | 54 |
| Cartoon character whose name sounds like a drug mishap | 54 |
| Co-producer of "Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)" | 54 |
| Cookie first baked in Manhattan's Chelsea district | 54 |
| Cagayan de ___ (provincial capital of the Philippines) | 54 |
| Company that owns the trade name "Escalator" | 54 |
| Charlemagne's father, dubbed "the Short" | 54 |
| Candy whose flavors include cola, grape, and raspberry | 54 |
| Candy named from the German for "peppermint" | 54 |
| Cunard vessel named for a reigning monarch, familiarly | 54 |
| Charlotte of ''Diff'rent Strokes'' | 54 |
| City that appropriately rhymes with "casino" | 54 |
| Cincinnati Red who played his final game Aug. 17, 1986 | 54 |
| Cohn played by Pacino in "Angels in America" | 54 |
| Carmaker recently bailed out by the Swedish government | 54 |
| City mentioned in Paul Simon's "America" | 54 |
| Cousin ___ Iacono of "The Jimmy Kimmel Show" | 54 |
| Corporation that owns Ball Park hot dogs and Wonderbra | 54 |
| Carrier with a frequent flier program called EuroBonus | 54 |
| Carl's character in "Ocean's Eleven" | 54 |
| Columnist Dan who coined the noun "santorum" | 54 |
| Candlebox "Some would ___ your life was sad" | 54 |
| Contest to see who can read "Cathy" fastest? | 54 |
| Cape Verde isle whose name means "good view" | 54 |
| Cooking a metal point, like you would with short ribs? | 54 |
| Coin flip to see who gets the first glass of Bordeaux? | 54 |
| Computer pro who diagnoses the reason for the problem? | 54 |
| Company that gets a lot of its money from foundations? | 54 |
| Common girls lacking finish at the end of December (8) | 54 |
| Comic strip character with an upwardly curving necktie | 54 |
| Country singer Arnold and reggae singer Grant, for two | 54 |
| Competitor of "The 5th Wheel," in reality TV | 54 |
| California town whose name means "the river" | 54 |
| City named for Theodore Roosevelt's vice president | 54 |
| Company whose logo includes the winged foot of Mercury | 54 |
| Catchy song parts heard on "Name That Tune"? | 54 |
| Cardigan worn in the video for "Cop Killer"? | 54 |
| Coach turned "Monday Night Football" analyst | 54 |
| Comic strip whose titular regent rules the land Myopia | 54 |
| Comfortable situation to live in, with "the" | 54 |
| Comic and actor in original "King Kong" film | 54 |
| Cesar Chavez y Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa? | 54 |
| China piece commemorating a Ricky Ricardo catchphrase? | 54 |
| Chingy track about "Waterlilies at Giverny"? | 54 |
| Company that merged with Lockheed in 1995 (2001, 2003) | 54 |
| Calvin's teacher, in "Calvin and Hobbes" | 54 |
| Composer of the score for "The Untouchables" | 54 |
| Creature reportedly seen in West Virginia in the 1960s | 54 |
| Cohost of the first X Games (1995's Extreme Games) | 54 |
| City where "Friday Night Lights" takes place | 54 |
| Carol with the words "hear the angel voices" | 54 |
| Country where "The Hunger Games" takes place | 54 |
| Co-author of "Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends" | 54 |
| Carping? Nitpicking of Richard? Whatever! I'm a PC | 54 |
| Cleaning product with an ingredient derived from trees | 54 |
| Cruel blogger's device for disciplining employees? | 54 |
| Christmas hit for Roy Orbison written by Willie Nelson | 54 |
| Christine O'Malley, for "Wordplay," e.g. | 54 |
| Condition of total domination, as in World of Warcraft | 54 |
| Composer of the "Sanford and Son" theme song | 54 |
| Circus showman P.T. after an embarrassing performance? | 54 |
| Change "potatoe" to "potato," e.g. | 54 |
| Christian denom. that observes the Sabbath on Saturday | 54 |
| Company that made "Barkley Shut Up and Jam!" | 54 |
| Civil War site, and the name of some sixty U.S. cities | 54 |
| Character actor in the Western Performers Hall of Fame | 54 |
| Couch potato's expression of temporary well-being? | 54 |
| California county between San Francisco and Sacramento | 54 |
| Commit a minor party foul, depending on how much it is | 54 |
| Cecil B. DeMille film of 1931, "The ___ Man" | 54 |
| Cult song on "Basketball Diaries" soundtrack | 54 |
| Company that one of its founders wanted to name Pequod | 54 |
| Canonized monk also known as "The Venerable" | 54 |
| Constellation next to the Dragon, with "the" | 54 |
| Change devices that divert trains to different tracks? | 54 |
| Company that bought the naming rights to Boston Garden | 54 |
| Cross it (and dot your i's while you're at it) | 54 |
| Capital that was the scene of 2009 mass demonstrations | 54 |
| Children's classic centered around a Gothic kiosk? | 54 |
| Character played by Joan Collins on "Batman" | 54 |
| Chris Hemsworth's role in "The Avengers" | 54 |
| Characteristic of the "musically challenged" | 54 |
| Comment about something that's ne'er been hip? | 54 |
| Checks out actress Hatcher's steel-belted radials? | 54 |
| Capital mentioned in the "Marines' Hymn" | 54 |
| Cereal whose website is the Silly Rabbit Virtual World | 54 |
| Co-star of Liam in "Les Misérables," 1998 | 54 |
| Co-star of John and Samuel in "Pulp Fiction" | 54 |
| Choice of one with an offer that's about to expire | 54 |
| Curved and shaped like a certain letter, as some nails | 54 |
| Concerto in Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" | 54 |
| Classic novelty advertised in the backs of comic books | 54 |
| California town that used to have a palindromic bakery | 54 |