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Chinaman
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“Let the kids get up”—in I Am NOT Going to
Get Up Today!
Chinaman One of the persons (“Who eats
with sticks”) who is part of Marco’s fantasizing—in
And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry
Street
Chip Chop Shop, Skipper Zipp’s Clipper
Ship Eating place of which Skipper Zipp is
proprietor—in Oh Say Can You Say
Chippendale Mupp Creature that is said
to bite its tail “every night before shutting
his eyes”—in Dr. Seuss’s Sleep Book
choc’late mush-mush Among the foods
the singer says he/she could eat—in “The
Super-Supper March,” as part of The Cat in
the Hat Song Book
choo choo Sounds made by Mr. Brown, “like
a train”—in Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You
chops, lamb Among the foods the singer
says he/she could eat—in “The Super-Supper
March,” as part of The Cat in the Hat Song Book
chops, wham Among the foods the singer
says he/she could eat—in “The Super-Supper
March,” as part of The Cat in the Hat Song Book
chopsticks Objects used by the Chinaman
who is part of Marco’s fantasizing—in And to
Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street
chowder, dried-fried clam Part of the
charge (together with “ants’ eggs,” “bees’
legs,” and Poo-a-Doo Powder) said to have
been used to load the Yooks’ Kick-a-Poo
Kid—in The Butter Battle Book
Christmas 1: Holiday central to the story—
in How the Grinch Stole Christmas 2: Time,
the narrator says, “They can yelp from now
till . . . / but it isn’t going to help.”—in I Am
NOT Going to Get Up Today! See also:
Merry Christmas Mush
Christmas gifts Presents suggested for
fathers named Dwight or Jim—in Oh Say Can
You Say
chrysanthemums Flower involved in one
of the subjects (“how to tell chrysanthemums
/ From miniature poodles”) taught by Miss
Twining at Diffendoofer School—in Hooray
for Diffendoofer Day!
chuck-a-luck Among the ingredients the
Glunk says are included (“Hunk of chuck-aluck,
I think”) when making Glunker Stew—
in “The Glunk That Got Thunk,” as part of I
Can Lick 30 Tigers Today! and Other Stories
Chuggs Creatures (“Some keen-shooter,
mean-shooter, bean-shooter bugs”) Gerald
McGrew fantasizes about capturing for
McGrew Zoo—in If I Ran the Zoo
chutes Parachutes that Marco says fish
“From the world’s highest river” use to
“float down beside” waterfalls “so steep /
That it’s dangerous to ride ’em”—in
McElligot’s Pool
Cindy-Lou Who Tiny Who child that interrupted
the Grinch at “stop number one”
during his Christmas Eve plundering of
Who-ville homes—in How the Grinch Stole
Christmas
cinnamon seeds Objects it is said the
creature called Glikker “spends his time
juggling,” except during “the month of
SeptUmber”—in On Beyond Zebra
circle and circles 1: Among the positions
or manners with regard to which the Cat in
the Hat says, “I can read in . . .”—in I Can
Read with My Eyes Shut! 2: Among the
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