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Crossword clues for C+ or A-:

C'EST: L'état ___ . . .
C&W: Musical genre
SEVENSEAS: C C C C C C C
BRR: It's c-c-c-cold!
ARCTIC: C-c-c-cold
ICY: C-C-C-Cold
BRRR: It's c-c-c-cold!
SUBZERO: C-c-c-cold
BRRRR: I'm c-c-c-cold!
OCTAVE: C to C
SCALE: C to C
OCTAVE: From C to shining C?
BRRR: It's c-c-cold!
CROW: C'mon, C'mon Sheryl
UGH: Ye-c-c-ch!
SYLLOGISM: A = B, B = C, ergo A = C, e.g.
CECIL: The "C" of C. S. Forester
OCTAVE: C through C
BRR: C-c-could you bring me a blanket?
GAGE: British C. I. C., 1763–76.
MARVEL: Captain drawn by C. C. Beck
CAPTAINMARVEL: Artist C. C. Beck's hero
BRR: [It's c-c-old!]
SWEAT: What C+C Music Factory is gonna make you do
PAREE: As they say in old ___, c'est la vie, c'est la vie (Sarah Vaughan lyric)
DDE: Initials of the C. in C.
INTERSTATE: The "I" in I. C. C.
MAJORSCALE: C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C, e.g. [Biden]
PRES: U.S. C-in-C
CMDR: Part of C. in C.
OCTAVE: C-to-C span
LDR: C in C, for one
GOHMMM: Things That Make You ___... (C+C Music Factory single)
MELTILLIS: C-c-countrys-s-singer, 8/8
PEPI: Egyptian king, c. 2500 B. C.
CANAL: The "C" in C. Z.
HOWE: British C. I. C. in the Revolution.
HAIG: British C. I. C. in 1915.
DUBYA: Our C-in-C, informally
ROOT: The C in a C major chord, for example
POTUS: C. in C.
KEYNOTE: C, for C major
USMARINE: George C. Scott, c. 1947
HAIG: British C. I. C. in World War I.
GRANT: C. I. C. in 1864.
ENE: Compound suffix indicating a C=C bond
CDR: Part of C. in C. (abbr.)
PRES: C. in C.
OCTAVE: C to C, e.g.
CLIVE: The "C" in C. S. Lewis