| Chanter's syllables | 23 |
| Chant in an unvarying voice | 27 |
| Chant heard at Sochi (likely) | 29 |
| Chant for Boca Juniors | 22 |
| Chant during the Olympics | 25 |
| Chant at Lake Placid in 1980 | 28 |
| Chant at a Lakers game | 22 |
| Chant at a fraternity party? | 28 |
| Chant at a fraternity party | 27 |
| Chant at a basketball game | 26 |
| Chant at a Barça game | 24 |
| Chant after a soccer score | 26 |
| Chanson de geste, e.g. | 22 |
| Chanoyu beverage servers | 24 |
| Channing of the Knicks | 22 |
| Channels you can't surf | 27 |
| Channels of information | 23 |
| Channels cut inside barrels | 27 |
| Channels between banks | 22 |
| Channels above 13, once | 23 |
| Channels 14 to 83: Abbr. | 24 |
| Channels 14 to 83, briefly | 26 |
| Channel-surfing catalysts | 25 |
| Channel-selector position | 25 |
| Channel ___ (food fish) | 23 |
| Channel with old films | 22 |
| Channel with many a cult film | 29 |
| Channel with highlights | 23 |
| Channel with game highlights | 28 |
| Channel watched in many bars | 28 |
| Channel watched in many a bar | 29 |
| Channel Tunnel terminus | 23 |
| Channel that's a blast? | 27 |
| Channel that shows RKO films | 28 |
| Channel that shows noirs | 24 |
| Channel that became Spike TV | 28 |
| Channel swimmer's wear | 26 |
| Channel swimmer of 1926 | 23 |
| Channel swimmer Gertrude | 24 |
| Channel surfers' gadgets | 28 |
| Channel surfers' devices | 28 |
| Channel surfer's need | 25 |
| Channel surfer's device | 27 |
| Channel starting in 2003 | 24 |
| Channel revived as Heartland | 28 |
| Channel owned by Viacom | 23 |
| Channel owned by Disney | 23 |
| Channel of communication | 24 |
| Channel No. 1 for humans | 24 |
| Channel markers in harbors | 26 |
| Channel maintenance machine | 27 |
| Channel joining two rivers | 26 |
| Channel for political types | 27 |
| Channel for molten metal | 24 |
| Channel for little kids | 23 |
| Channel for film buffs | 22 |
| Channel for channel surfers? | 28 |
| Channel for business types | 26 |
| Channel for basketball fans | 27 |
| Channel for armchair athletes | 29 |
| Channel for Anderson Cooper | 27 |
| Channel for a TV spree | 22 |
| Channel crosser of 1926 | 23 |
| Channel crosser Gertrude | 24 |
| Channel covering Capitol Hill | 29 |
| Channel conqueror: 1926 | 23 |
| Channel chosen by cinephiles | 28 |
| Channel changer of yore | 23 |
| Channel between sandbanks | 25 |
| Channel 7, in New York City | 27 |
| Channel 19 broadcaster | 22 |
| Channel #1, for humans | 22 |
| Changsha's province | 23 |
| Changsha is its capital | 23 |
| Changing-table powders | 22 |
| Changing table supplies | 23 |
| Changing room for a snake? | 26 |
| Changing of the colors | 22 |
| Changing lines on dresses | 25 |
| Changing life priorities | 24 |
| Changing for the better | 23 |
| Changes, in a Darwinian sense | 29 |
| Changes, as the Constitution | 28 |
| Changes, as a viral strain | 26 |
| Changes, as a manuscript | 24 |
| Changes, as a cartridge | 23 |
| Changes with the times | 22 |
| Changes the subject, perhaps | 28 |
| Changes the story line | 22 |
| Changes the dimensions of | 25 |
| Changes the course of a sloop | 29 |
| Changes the boundaries of | 25 |
| Changes the appearance of | 25 |
| Changes sugar to alcohol | 24 |
| Changes some clues, perhaps | 27 |
| Changes prices, perhaps | 23 |
| Changes one's story? | 24 |
| Changes one's story | 23 |
| Changes one's shape | 23 |
| Changes one's perspective | 29 |