The "I" in I. C. C. 10 letters

Crossword clues for The "I" in I. C. C. 10 letters:

DONTDENYIT: C'mon... you're guilty and we all know
TWEEDLEDUM: C. L. Dodgson character.
WHITESTONE: Bridge in N. Y. C.
HORNBLOWER: C. S. Forester hero.
COPERNICUS: Pioneer in astronomy, c. 1530.
GOLDBRICKS: STEP C) ... ___, which smash into a papier-mâché ...
GEORGETOWN: Part of Washington, D. C.
SACRAMENTO: What state capital is known for its vast tree canopy? A) Little Rock; B) Providence; C) Carson City; D) Sacramento
ANNAJARVIS: A making "E" a "D" in 1914, "B" its "C" in 1925
MEMPHISITE: W. C. Handy, by adoption.
PIANOSTOOL: It's sometimes below middle C
SOUSAPHONE: Marching band debut, c. 1906
CORONATION: Mozart's "___" Mass (Mass in C, K.317)
DONTBATWAY: Aw, c'mon now
STEVEBRULE: Adult Swim "doctor" character played by John C. Reilly
ITLLBEAHIT: C'mon, everyone would definitely enjoy that
OKTHENDOIT: C'mon, talk is cheap!
MAJORTHIRD: Musical interval between C and E, for example
AREYOUSERS: C'mon! without "marker"
UNFRIENDLY: I C
BRERRABBIT: J. C. Harris's trickster
UNCLEREMUS: J. C. Harris creation
PORTOSANTO: Island home of Columbus: c. 1479
JOHNNYCASH: C and W legend
MINUTEMAID: Hi-C company
AVERAGEJOE: C for Starbucks?
TICKERTAPE: Confetti, in N. Y. C. parades.
FIFTYBUCKS: Half a C-note
EDDYARNOLD: C&W immortal with 28 #1 hits
UNCLEREMUS: J. C. Harris character.
CARGOPLANE: C-5 that's not a Battleship strike
ROLLWITHIT: C'mon, we'll be fine
MUSICNOTES: A B C D E F G
PEDALSTEEL: C&W strings
NEWSJUNKIE: C-SPAN addict, say
PNORECITAL: Something to C at Carnegie Hall
MBADEGREES: C-suite qualifications
C'EST: L'état ___ . . .
C&W: Musical genre
SEVENSEAS: C C C C C C C
SUBZERO: C-c-c-cold
ARCTIC: C-c-c-cold
BRRR: It's c-c-c-cold!
BRRRR: I'm c-c-c-cold!
BRR: It's c-c-c-cold!
ICY: C-C-C-Cold
SARGONI: King of Babylonia, c. 2870 B. C.
HSIA: First dynasty in China, c. 2000 B. C.
ASOKA: King of India, c. 250 B. C.
HAIG: British C. I. C., 1915.

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