| Character in many jokes | 23 |
| Character in many Baum works | 28 |
| Character in many a joke | 24 |
| Character in long-run play | 26 |
| Character in debt to Jabba | 26 |
| Character in Chinese, e.g. | 26 |
| Character in a Lehar work | 25 |
| Character in a Disney flick | 27 |
| Character in a bee picture | 26 |
| Character in a Beatles song | 27 |
| Character in "MASH" | 29 |
| Character in "Lear" | 29 |
| Character hooked up with Hook | 29 |
| Character hidden in books | 25 |
| Character Gosden portrayed | 26 |
| Character from Yosemite | 23 |
| Character from Euripides | 24 |
| Character from Aristophanes? | 28 |
| Character created by Bronte | 27 |
| Character building org. | 23 |
| Character at a wrap party? | 26 |
| Character assassination | 23 |
| Character actress Tessie | 24 |
| Character actress Parsons | 25 |
| Character actress Heckart | 25 |
| Character actress Claudia | 25 |
| Character actor's staple | 28 |
| Character actor M. ___ Walsh | 28 |
| Character actor Jack ___ | 24 |
| Character actor J. ___ Naish | 28 |
| Character actor J. Carrol ___ | 29 |
| Character actor George | 22 |
| Character actor Eric ___ | 24 |
| Character actor Beatty | 22 |
| Character actor Alfred | 22 |
| Char-___ (motor coach) | 22 |
| Char-Broil ___-Infared grills | 29 |
| Char-a-___ (British bus) | 24 |
| Char person's challenge | 27 |
| Char or burn the surface | 24 |
| Chapultepec Zoo beasts | 22 |
| Chapters of auto union | 22 |
| Chapters of a school org. | 25 |
| Chapters in world history | 25 |
| Chapters in social studies | 26 |
| Chapters in a history book | 26 |
| Chapters for hoods with hoods | 29 |
| Chapter/verse separator | 23 |
| Chapter's companion | 23 |
| Chapter opener, at times | 24 |
| Chapter in music history | 24 |
| Chapter in film history | 23 |
| Chapter in 20th-century hist. | 29 |
| Chapter headings, e.g. | 22 |
| Chapter explanation, e.g. | 25 |
| Chapter and verse divider | 25 |
| ChapStick Classics, e.g. | 24 |
| ChapStick and the like | 22 |
| Chaps, in British slang | 23 |
| Chapman's nickname | 22 |
| Chaplin, née O'Neill | 27 |
| Chaplin's tramp, e.g. | 25 |
| Chaplin's second wife | 25 |
| Chaplin's O'Neill | 25 |
| Chaplin's last wife | 23 |
| Chaplin's half brother | 26 |
| Chaplin's fourth wife | 25 |
| Chaplin's early films | 25 |
| Chaplin's cane, e.g. | 24 |
| Chaplains, to G.I.'s | 24 |
| Chaplain, to the troops | 23 |
| Chaplain, in army slang | 23 |
| Chaperone's offering | 24 |
| Chapel with a famous ceiling | 28 |
| Chapel Hill sports fan | 22 |
| Chapeaux for writer Jean | 24 |
| Chapeau's resting place | 27 |
| Chapeau ___ (a cocked hat) | 26 |
| Chapeau rack, sometimes | 23 |
| Chapeau designer Lilly | 22 |
| Chap, in Chiapas: Colloq. | 25 |
| Chap who plays the field | 24 |
| Chaotic weather culprit | 23 |
| Chaotic scene, as it were | 25 |
| Chaos theory principle | 22 |
| Chaos among G.I.'s | 22 |
| Chanute or Vance: Abbr. | 23 |
| Chanukah miracle fluid | 22 |
| Chants heard after a goal | 25 |
| Chantilly's department | 26 |
| Chanticleer, to a biddy | 23 |
| Chanticleer's realm | 23 |
| Chanticleer's milieu | 24 |
| Chanticleer's mate | 22 |
| Chanticleer's domain | 24 |
| Chanticleer's call | 22 |
| Chanteuse's specialty | 25 |
| Chanteuse's fabric | 22 |
| Chanteuse Horne et al. | 22 |
| Chanteuse Edith: 1915-63 | 24 |