C & G : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

___ & the Gang: "Celebration" group ___ Ape (purple cartoon gorilla) ___ Bornes (card game) ___ Bornes (French card game) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by Cass Gilbert) ___ cab (go by taxi) ___ Canals (Great Lakes connectors) ___ Canals (Great Lakes) ___ Cantor, German mathematician who invented set theory ___ Carlo (Grand Prix locale) ___ Carlo: Grand Prix setting ___ center (games room) ___ Ch'ang, Chinese god of literature ___ champêtre: garden party ___ chance! (good luck!) ___ checkers (game with marbles) ___ Cherry; Pina Colada garnish ___ Chicago Grill ___ choy (Chinese green) ___ City (society-building computer game) ___ Club (civic group since 1917) ___ Club (conservation group) ___ Club (conservationist group) ___ club (group of singers) ___ Collins (gin drink) ___ Cool (Green Day drummer) ___ Cooler ("Ghostbusters"-themed Hi-C flavor) ___ Cricket Ground, site of the Eton v. Harrow match ___ Cup (golf prize) ___ Cup (golf trophy) ___ Curtis, onetime cosmetics giant ___ de fer (card game) ___ Dei ("The Da Vinci Code" group) ___ delight (card game) ___ Early, C.S.A. general ___ et quarante (Monte Carlo game) ___ guard: bit of catchers' gear ___ Jinx (Archie Comics girl) ___ Jordan, who wrote "The Crying Game" ___ Lauder, cosmetics giant ___ Lopez (chess gambit) ___ Marquez, Nickelodeon cartoon girl ___ of Citium, Greek philosopher ___ Paul (classic Gibson model) ___ Paul (classic guitar) ___ Pet (cultivatable gift) ___ Rachel Wood, current girlfriend of Marilyn Manson ___ Raiders (consumers' group) ___ Rouge, Cambodian guerrilla ___ Sam (card game) ___ so weiter (et cetera): Ger. ___ St. Clair (Christopher Guest's "Waiting For Guffman" role) ___ tao (Chinese gooseberry) ___ Walton League (conservation group) _____ "Che" Guevara _____ Bornes (classic card game) _____ et quarante (card game) _____ office (old Hollywood code group) _____ office (part of county government) ______ Club (conservationists' group) ___-Ball (carnival game) ___-cat (game) ___-climber (gym apparatus) ___-Coburg- Gotha, former British royal house ___-Coburg-Gotha (British royal house, once) ___-Coburg-Gotha (British royal house) ___-Coburg-Gotha (Edward VII's royal house) ___-Coburg-Gotha (old British royal house) ___-conscious (green) ___-jongg (Chinese game) ___-over (cursory glance) ___-Spree Canal (German waterway) ___-tan (card game also known as sevens) ___.com (e-mail address for the Coast Guard) ___4 (common guitar chord) ___City (game) ___City (popular computer game) ...so the chef got a job as a doctor, but he... ...so the chef got a job as a grammarian, but he... ...so the chef got a job at the tire factory, but he... ...so the chef got a job at the pillow factory, but he... ...so the chef got a job as a wedding planner, but he... ... champagne glasses ...so the chef got a job as an orator, but he... ...so the chef got a job as a librarian, but he... '___ Clown' (George Carlin album) ''__ Eat Cake'' (Gershwin musical) ''Capita'' go-with ''Contrary'' girl of rhyme ''Cool'' guy ''Curious George'' guy ''I'm sure __ pleasure it can gie'': Burns ''Sweet Child ___'' (Guns N' Roses hit) ''The Constant Gardener'' role ''The Constant Gardener'' wife ''The Crucible'' got one '40s NFL coach Greasy ____ '50s cool guy '60s boxing champ Griffith '60s campus gp. '60s campus grp. '60s counterculture guru '60s militant campus gp. '70s Connecticut governor '80s "Come Get My Love" Latin trio '90s blockbuster computer game 'All Creatures Great and Small' writer 'Clue' group 'Crossfire' group 'David Copperfield' girl 'Fifth day of Christmas' gift 'I pass,' in a card game 'Let's see if I can guess' 'Little' comics girl races in an Olympic sled? 'Misty' composer Garner 'Semper ___' (Coast Guard motto) 'Simpsons' creator Groening 'Sweet as apple cider' gal of song 'The Crying Game star' 'The Crying Game' org. 'The Golden Compass' girl 'The Planets' composer Gustav 'Woe ___' (Patricia T. O'Conner grammar book) " . . . ___ greater length of chain": Goldsmith " . . . cold gray stones, ___!": Tennyson "__ of the Storm Country" (Grace White novel) "__ Street" (show with the character Guy Smiley) "___ Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here" "___ Choice" (George Jones duets album) "___ City" (computer game) "___ could get her to sleep with me" (boast before striking out) "___ Cowgirls Get the Blues" "___ Falling on Cedars" (Guterson novel) "___ Girl Friday" (1940 Cary Grant movie) "___ gonna call? Ghostbusters!" "___ Griffin's Crosswords": game show "___ lineman for the county" (Glen Campbell lyric) "___ Magic Changes" ("Grease" song) "___ of Her Own" (Clark Gable film) "___ of the Storm Country" (Grace Miller White novel) "___ Only": 1939 Cary Grant film "___ paratus" (motto of the U.S. Coast Guard) "___ Work If You Can Get It," 1937 song "... and the darkness he called ___" (Gen 1:5) "... if you want to ___ man's character, give him power": Lincoln "A ___ and Crazy Guy" (1978 Steve Martin album) "A ___-out Case": G. Greene "A place you can go ... when you're short on your dough," in a 1979 hit "A place you can go," in a 1979 #2 hit "A-laying" Christmas gift "A-laying" Christmas gifts "Ages Beyond Myst" online and computer game "All Creatures Great and Small" author "America Now" cohost Gibbons "And crown ___ good ..." "And I could go on ..." "And I could go on..." "And the cow goes ..." "And the wild cataract ___ glory": Tennyson "Anything that can go wrong will" "Anything that can go wrong, will" principle "Anyway, that's the book I just bought (although I think you can get it cheaper in ___)." "Apple cider" gal "Apple cider" girl "Back on the Chain Gang" singer "Bridal Chorus" girl "Buon ___!" (Christmas greeting in Italy) "Buon ___!" (Italian Christmas greeting) "Cable Guy" of homophobic humor "Calendar Girl" crooner "Calendar Girl" singer "Calendar Girl" singer (1961) "Calendar Girl" singer Neil "Canto General" poet "Card game simple," says king of Siam "Card" game "Carmen" composer Georges "Cars" Gary "Casablanca" gin joint "Casino" Golden Globe winner "Cat got your tongue?" e.g. "Chain Gang" singer "Chain Gang" singer Cooke "Chain Gang" singer Sam "Chain Gang" songwriter Sam "Cherry Garcia," e.g. "Chicago" Golden Globe winner "Children, Go Where ___ Thee": spiritual "Chinatown" genre "Cinnamon Girl" singer Young "Circle Game" songwriter Mitchell "Classical Gas" composer Williams "clue" group "Coin-y" card game "College GameDay" channel "College GameDay" football analyst Corso "Come ___?" (greeting) "Come ___?" (Lake Como greeting) "Come visit our city" group "Coming ___ going out?"