| Character in a smiley emoticon |
| Alternative to a smiley face emoticon |
| Fashion designer Picone |
| Big name in semiconductors |
| Counterculture icon Hoffman |
| Act the iconoclast |
| Advertising icon enshrined on Madison Avenue's Walk of Fame |
| Element in many semiconductors |
| Icon on many romance novel covers |
| Aussie icons |
| Iconic attorney |
| American acting icon who starred in 142 films: 2 wds. |
| Advertising icon whose first commercial was called "Park Bench |
| Abrasive composed of silicon carbide — our DNA crumb (anag) |
| Mt. Helicon's district |
| American icons on the lookout? |
| Hollywood icon since 1924 |
| Advertising icon Elsie, e.g. |
| Ancestry.com determination |
| American tennis icon Arthur |
| Icons |
| Scary music icon who (fittingly) released the album "Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)"? |
| Iconic "Another Green World" Brian |
| Morricone of spaghetti western scores |
| Humorously honored a snack food icon? |
| American icon Johnny |
| Allen who captured Fort Ticonderoga |
| Actress/singer who received the Billboard Icon Award in 2017 |
| Toxic metallic element used in semiconductors |
| Trace impurity inserted into a semiconductor to alter its properties |