C-D : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

__ Alaska (ice cream dessert) __ boss (cattle driver) __ cake (dessert with a hole in the middle) __ can (destroyer, in Navy slang) __ card (delivery to a bereaved family) __ Center (Disney World attraction) __ fly (insect sometimes called "daddy longlegs") ___ platter (Americanized Chinese dish) ___ a clue (doesn't know) ___ a fall (courts danger) ___ about (a certain date) ___ about (near a certain date) ___ Adler of Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia" ___ and Abner, old comedy duo ___ and cheese (dinner option, briefly) ___ and Stimpy (cartoon duo) ___ au vin (chicken dish) ___ Ball (Christmas dance at Hogwarts) ___ bargain (court deal) ___ Beagle (ship with Charles Darwin aboard) ___ box (carpentry device) ___ Brown, Chesterton detective ___ C. Dobbs, noted Humphrey Bogart role ___ caelestes (divine wrath: Lat.) ___ cake (marzipan-covered dessert) ___ campaign (dirty politics) ___ canal (dental operation) ___ Canyon Dam ___ capacitor (DeLorean-turned-time machine part) ___ car dealer ___ Cartel (former Colombian drug ring) ___ ceremony (demanded formality) ___ cha chicken (Chinese dish) ___ cheese dressing ___ cheese dressing (Var.) ___ chest (dowry) ___ chi (Chinese discipline) ___ Cime di Lavaredo (peaks in the Alps) ___ City (Detroit nickname) ___ City (Detroit) ___ cloud (cosmic debris) ___ cloud (distant part of the solar system) ___ cloud: distant solar system region ___ Club (discount chain) ___ Club (discount store) ___ Cluck (Daisy Duck pal) ___ Coast, Hawaiian coffee district ___ coin: decide randomly ___ coming (deserved) ___ common denominator ___ con Dios (Spanish farewell) ___ contendere (defendant's plea) ___ corda: Dir. to a pianist ___ corgi (dog breed) ___ Corner (D.C. suburb) ___ Corporation (defense contractor) ___ Coty, Charles de Gaulle's predecessor ___ Coty, predecessor of Charles de Gaulle ___ counter (dieter) ___ Cove: Disney's Polynesian Resort pavilion ___ Craig (diet guru) ___ Creek, district in Belize ___ Cricket (Disney character) ___ curiam decision ___ Curie, daughter of Marie ___ cuts (deli offerings) ___ de combat (disabled) ___ de México (Mexico City daily) ___ Doo (cartoon dog) ___ duck (Chinese dish) ___ gai pan (Chinese dish) ___ gaw mein (Chinese dish) ___ girl (classic ditzy type) ___ Hortons (Canadian donut shop chain) ___ Hsi (empress dowager of China during the Boxer Rebellion) ___ infallibility (Roman Catholic dogma) ___ inglese (tiered sponge cake dessert from Italy) ___ it (calm down) ___ lane (where carpoolers drive) ___ mania, 17th-century Dutch phenomenon ___ mess (strawberries and cream dish) ___ Mountains (continental dividers) ___ noodles (Chinese dish) ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" date) ___ off (calm down) ___ paneer (Indian cheese dish) ___ pork (Chinese dish) ___ pork: Chinese dish served with thin pancakes ___ pork: Chinese dish with pancakes ___ Railroad Co. v. Tompkins (1938 Supreme Court decision) ___ Rock (Massachusetts college designed for younger teens) ___ Roger de Coverley (country dance) ___ Sci (college dept.) ___ siècle (decadent) ___ size (cut down) ___ Sketch (classic drawing toy) ___ sketch (concise description) ___ soup (Charleston dish) ___ Square Cafe (Danny Meyer restaurant) ___ Sung, Chinese dynasty ___ the day (carpe diem) ___ the law (did one's civic duty) ___ v. Wade (1973 Supreme Court decision) ___ Verde (site of prehistoric cliff dwellings) ___ vin (chicken dish) ___ Vision (its tagline is "Clearly Different") ___ Wade (Supreme Court decision) ___ Willard, heavyweight champ dethroned by Jack Dempsey ___ World (Columbus' discovery) ____ -High City: Denver ____ Carrie : Dreiser novel ____ de-chambre: dressing gown ____ over the coals: discipline _____may come in handy when building custom dog house ___-Cities (Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs) ___-cochere (covered driveway) ___-comic drama ___-hoo (bottled chocolate drink) ___-hoo (chocolate drink brand) ___-hoo (chocolate drink) ___-Hoo (chocolate drink) ___-i-noor: 106-carat diamond ___-Pei (Chinese dog breed) ___-Pei (Chinese dog) ___-skin cap (Davy Crockett's hat) ___'clock (dandelion) ...while Michael Hayden followed Porter Goss as current director of ___ ... though no one could deny that he had a ___ ..."Charles Dickens" by ___... '___ not' ('Nope, no can do') '-- certainly do not!' ''Atlantic City'' director once married to 43 Across ''Bonnie and Clyde'' director ''Carmen'' dance ''Cassini'' destination ''Casual'' day: Abbr. ''Chinatown'' director ''Clair de lune'' key ''Crime doesn't ___'' ''Cyrano de Bergerac'' Oscar nominee ''La Chienne'' director ''Of course, dear lady'' ''Rebel Without a Cause'' director ''The Mirror Crack'd'' sleuth ''What ___ up, must come down'' '04 "The Manchurian Candidate" director '60s muscle car designed by John Delorean '60s-'70s crime drama, with "The" '70s CIA director '70s courtroom drama '70s TV courtroom drama '80s CIA director William '80s-'90s courtroom drama '90s milk cap disc 'Cabaret' director Bob 'Carrie' director Brian 'Castaway' director Nicolas 'Catch ___ You Can (Dave Clark Five song)' 'Charade' director 'Chinatown' director, to Roget? 'Clair de Lune' composer 'Creepshow' director 'Crocodile Dundee' prop 'Crooklyn' director 'Girls' creator Dunham 'Master and Commander' director 'No ___!' ('Can do!') 'Star Trek' counselor Deanna 'The Da Vinci Code' director 'The Odd Couple' director Gene 'Things Change' director 'U.S.S. Enterprise' counselor Deanna " . . . with ___ compass'd round": Milton " . . . you can do ___ do better" "__ clear day . . ." "___ and Red Vines equals crazy delicious" ("Lazy Sunday" lyrics) "___ be a cold day ..." "___ be a cold day in . . ." "___ be a cold day in ..." "___ be a cold day in hell ..." "___ be a cold day in hell..." "___ be a cold day in July . . ." "___ be a cold day..." "___ big country dreams stay with you" "___ Calloways" (Disney film) "___ can do it ..." "___ can do it" "___ Can" (Davis book) "___ Celebrity Deathmatch" "___ child can do it!" "___ Christmas Day" (gift-tag command) "___ Clear Day . . . " "___ clear day ..." "___ Clear Day You Can See Forever" "___ Clear Day," 1965 song "___ Clear Day" "___ con Dios," 1953 song "___ con Dios!" "___ consummation devoutly to be wish'd": Hamlet "___ conventional dither . . . "