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• German car company that produces the A4
• German car company's motorcycle, in slang
• German car make
• German car manufacturer
• German car name
• German car with a four-ring emblem
• German car with a four-ring logo
• German cardinal
• German carmaker
• German carmaker headquartered in Munich
• German carmaker Karl
• German carmaker whose slogan is "Truth in engineering
• German carmaker with a four-ring emblem
• German carol
• German cars
• German cathedral city
• German cavalryman: Var.
• German chancellor
• German chancellor, 1871-90
• German chancellor, 1969-'74
• German chancellor, 1982-'98
• German chancellor Adenauer
• German Chancellor Angela
• German chancellor between Schmidt and Schröder
• German chancellor Helmut
• German chancellor Merkel
• German chancellor nicknamed "Der Alte
• German chancellor until 1998
• German chancellor who won a Nobel Peace Prize
• German chancellor Willy and family
• German cheer
• German cheese
• German chemical giant
• German chemist
• German chemist Otto
• German chest
• German children
• German children's author Michael
• German child's hero
• German china city
• German chocolate brand
• German cipher machine cracked by Alan Turing
• German city
• German city, Charle­magne's imperial capital
• German city comes across with top grades
• German city famous for fairs
• German city known for its china
• German city near Bremen
• German city near the Belgian border
• German city north of Cologne
• German city noted for trials
• German City of Beethoven's birth
• German city on a canal of the same name
• German city on the Baltic
• German city on the Elbe
• German city on the Lippe
• German city on the Rhein
• German city on the Rhine
• German city on the Ruhr
• German city, once a capital
• German city rebuilt after W.W. II
• German city state
• German city that was once part of Prussia
• German city that was the 2010 European Capital of Culture
• German city, to Germans
• German city where Beck's beer is brewed
• German city where Napoleon defeated the Prussians
• German city which hosts the second-largest Oktoberfest
• German city whose name means "to eat
• German city with a harbor
• German city with a Pennsylvania namesake
• German classical songs
• German coal area
• German coal basin
• German coal city
• German coal city, once
• German coal district
• German coal-producing region
• German coal region
• German coal valley
• German coffeecake
• German coffeecake that became the state dessert of South Dakota in 2000
• German coin
• German commander at the invasion of Normandy
• German commander: W.W. II
• German company?
• German company that makes the Q5 and Q7 SUVs
• German competitor of Mercedes
• German complaint
• German composer
• German composer (1685-1750)
• German composer: 1819-85
• German composer: 1840–76
• German composer (affectionate to a Welshman?)
• German composer, Felix, d. 1847
• German composer for whom a crater on Mercury is named
• German composer Franz
• German composer Humperdinck
• German composer Joseph
• German composer of The Hebrides, d. 1847
• German composer of the operas "The Flying Dutchman" and "Siegfried": 2 wds.
• German composer, who had twenty children, d.1750
• German composer whose operas influenced Wagner
• German composer with a palindromic name
• German composer's ardent fan?
• German conductor Foss
• German conger
• German cooler
• German count
• German count — German tennis player
• German count of bottles under the kitchen sink?
• German count start
• German count starter
• German count's start
• German couple?
• German court
• German court great
• German courtesy title
• German craft
• German craft of W. W. II
• German cries
• German cries of disgust
• German crowd?
• German cry
• German cry of dismay
• German currency
• German currency: 1924-48
• German currency before the euro
• German currency, informally
• German Dada artist
• German Dada artist Max
• German Dadaist Hannah
• German dadaist Max
• German dam
• German dam or river
• German dam-reservoir
• German denial
• German design school founded in 1919
• German dessert
• German dessert, American-style
• German dessert named for its "tree-ring" interior
• German desserts
• German destroyers of US ships
• German dialect widely used by European Jews before the Holocaust
• German dictator
• German digit
• German diminutive of Elizabeth.
• German director Riefenstahl
• German dissent