NEE

NEE


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Word: nee
Phonetic: /neɪ/
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Used when giving the maiden name of a woman. Example: Mrs Smith, née Jones
Used when giving a former name. Originally known as. Example: Since the name change, Butch (née Frances) seems more tough and self-assured.


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Born literally
By the wicked ___-ba-naw-baigs (Longfellow)
Her maiden name was...
Abigail Adams -- Smith
Abigail Adams ___ Smith
Abigail Adams
Agatha Christie
Aid in alumna identification
Alumna bio word
Alumna identifier
Alumnas bio word
Alumni magazine word
Alumni news word
Alumni newsletter word
Ann Romney ___ Davies
Announcement word
At birth
At birth: Fr.
Babe Zaharias
Back of paw
Banns word
Barbara Bush
Before marriage
Bess Truman
Betty Ford
Beverly Sills
Billie Jean King
Bio word
Birth
Birth name indicator
Birth name signifier
Birth word
Birthday word
Bo Derek
Bom
Born
Born abroad
Born as
Born in Biarritz
Born in Bordeaux
Born in Boulogne
Born in Brest
Born in Brittany
Born in Burgundy?
Born in Cannes
Born in France
Born in France?
Born in Nice
Born in Paris
Born in an announcement
Born in the Pyrenees
Born in the newspapers?
Born of
Born on some newsprint pages?
Born on the Bayou?
Born on the society page
Born overseas
Born overseas?
Born with the name
Born with the name of
Born.
Born: Fr.
Bridal bio word
Bridal page word
Bridal-notice word
By birth
Called once
Called previously
Called when single
Called
Catherine
Center of some surname sandwiches
Christened
Christine McVie
Clarifying word in announcements
Clinton ___ Rodham
Connie Francis
Coretta King
Cuomo ___ Kennedy
Dolley Madison
Drink politely
Dropped name preceder
Dutch vote on the European constitution
Eleanor Roosevelt ___ Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Family name preceder
Family name separator
Family tree word
First called
First last name tag
First named
Follower of a new name
Former name designator
Formerly
Formerly called
Formerly known as
Formerly named
French born
French born?
French word before a maiden name
French word in some bios
French word in the society pages
French word in wedding announcements
French word seen in marriage announcements
Genealogy chart word
Genealogy word
Globe and Mail wedding page word
Handle connection
Harriet Stowe
Hillary Clinton
Husker hoop coach Danny
Identification aid in an obituary
Indicator of a maiden name
Introduction to a former self?
Introduction to an old name
It can put some distance between you and your former self
It comes before a dropped name
It follows a new name
It separates two names
Its between Obama and Robinson
Jackie Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy ___ Bouvier
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jacqueline Onassis ___ Bouvier
Judy Garland
Kennedy
Last name predecessor
Last names separator
Laura Bush
Lead-in to a dropped name
Lineage word
Loretta Lynn
Lorna Ridd
Lou Hoover Henry
Madonna ___ Ciccone
Madonna
Maiden designation?
Maiden introduction
Maiden name indicater
Maiden name indicator
Maiden name intro
Maiden name lead-in
Maiden name preceder
Maiden name signaler
Maiden name word
Maiden named
Maiden word
Maiden-name designation
Maiden-name indicator
Maiden-name intro
Maiden-name introducer
Maiden-name preceder
Maiden-name word
Maiden-named
Mamie Eisenhower ___ Doud
Mamie Eisenhower
Marge Simpson
Marriage announcement word
Marriage-announcement word
Marriage-notice word
Married name modifier
Mary Lincoln ___ Todd
Mary Lincoln
Mia Garciaparra ___ Hamm
Michelle Obama (___ Robinson)
Michelle Obama ___ Robinson
Michelle Obama
Miss given?
Miss identification?
Miss named?
Miss-named
Miss-named?
Miss-titled?
Name change indicator
Name clarifier
Name connector
Name divider
Name droppers word?
Name part
Name part in some alumni directories
Name preceder
Name separator
Name tag?
Name word
Name-change indicator
Name-droppers word
Name-droppers word?
Name-dropping word?
Named at birth
Nancy Pelosi
No
Nuptial notice word
Obit adjective
Obit word
Obituary word
Odds of niece being born (3)
Often-unnecessary word in celebrity wedding announcements
Old name preceder
Olympia Snowe
Once
Once called
Once known as
Once named
Once surnamed
Once was
Once-called
Once-named
Original name preceder
Originally
Originally called
Originally known as
Originally named
Originally went by
Part of a bridal bio
Part of a ladys name
Part of a name
Part of an extended name
Pat Benatar
Pat Nixon
Paw back
Pern-Duarte go-between
Pre-bridal shower?
Preceder of an un-altared name?
Preceder of ones maiden name
Preceder of some surnames
Premarital surname preceder
Premaritally named
Prenup a.k.a.?
Prenuptial indicator
Prenuptial?
Previously
Previously called
Previously known as
Previously named
Prior to marriage
Rebecca Crawley
Rosalynn Carter ___ Smith
Roseanne Arnold
Sarah Palin
Schwarzenegger ___ Shriver
Selma Simpson
Sen. Olympia Snowe
Separator of family names
Sharon Osbourne
Sheena Easton
Shirley Black
Social Register word
Social page word
Social-page word
Society column word
Society page adjective
Society page syllable
Society page word
Society word
Society-column word
Society-page word
Surname separator
Tipper Gore ___ Aitcheson
Tipper Gore
Upper crust word
Upper-crust word
Victoria Beckham
Was known as
Wedding announcement word
Wedding column word
Wedding notice adjective
Wedding notice word
Wedding page word
Wedding story word
Wedding word
Wedding write-up adjective
Wedding write-up word
Wedding-announcement word
Wedding-arti- cle word
Wedding-notice word
Wedding-page word
Wedding-report word
Weddings page word
When single
Who once went by
Winona Ryder
Womans bio word
Word after a name-droppers name?
Word after a stage name
Word before Bouvier
Word before Rodham
Word before a dropped maiden name
Word before a former name
Word before a maiden name
Word before a maiden name DOWN
Word before a maiden name in wedding announcements
Word before a womans maiden name
Word before an old name
Word before maiden names
Word between Lincoln and Todd
Word between handles?
Word between surnames
Word between two last names
Word between two names
Word between two surnames
Word for those whod rather not drop names?
Word helpful in alumna identification
Word in a social register
Word in a wedding announcement
Word in alumnae bios
Word in alumni bios
Word in alumni notes
Word in an alumnas bio
Word in an alumni directory
Word in anobit
Word in genealogy
Word in society
Word in some obits
Word in the society pages
Word in wedding announcements
Word in wedding notices
Word on French gravestones
Word on a society page
Word on some French gravestones
Word on the society page
Word on the society pages
Word on wedding announcements
Word preceding a birth name
Word preceding a maiden name
Word preceding a womans birth name
Word seen between surnames
Word seen in wedding announcements
Word signifying a name change
Word suggesting a name change
Word tossed around among the upper crust
Word tossed around on the society page
Wynonna Judd
Indicating one's maiden name.
Jinx McCrary, ___ Falkenburg.
Dixie Crosby, ___ Lee.
Adverb introducing a bride's family name.
Denoting a maiden name.
Word in birth notices.
Word used after the wedding.
For the maiden name.
Born: French.
Sign of maiden name.
Mrs. Kiner, ___ Chaffee.
Mme. de Stael, ___ Necker.
Word prefacing maiden name.
Form of French verb naître.
Word introducing maiden name.
French for 22 Across.
Genealogical designation.
Mrs. U. S. Grant, ___ Dent.
Genealogical term.
Word in a wedding notice.
Word in wedding story.
Formerly, in bridal talk
Bridal word
Mrs. Nixon, ___ Ryan
Wedding-account word
Born, bridewise
Designating a maiden name
Wedding-story word
Bridal designation
Originally named: Fr.
Tricia Cox, ___ Nixon
Word in a marriage notice
Maiden-name denoter
Martha Washington, ___ Dandridge
Becky Crawley, ___ Sharp
Word in a wedding report
Homophone for neigh
Dolley Madison, ___ Payne
Bridal report word
George Eliot, ___ Evans
Maureen O'Hara, ___ Fitzsimmons
Marriage contract word
Initially dubbed
Wedding-news word
Jackie Onassis, ___ Bouvier
Madame de Staël, ___ Necker
Jane Rochester, ___ Eyre
Sarah Polk, ___ Childress
Betty Ford, ___ Bloomer
Nuptials reporter's word
Born, in Bayeux
French homophone for nay
Maiden-name predecessor
Bess Truman, ___ Wallace
Claudia Johnson, ___ Taylor
Agnes Copperfield, ___ Wickfield
Marriage-report word
Nuptial footnote
Society-page adjective
Mata Hari, ___ Zelle
First Lady Lou Hoover, ___ Henry
Homophone of neigh
Rebecca Crawley, ___ Sharp
Society-notice word
Ellen Louise Wilson, ___ Axson
Rachel Jackson, ___ Donelson
Helen Hayes, ___ Brown
Wedding-article word
Bridal-section word
Lorna Ridd, ___ Doone
Lucy Hayes, ___ Webb
Helen Taft, ___ Herron
Babe Zaharias, ___ Didrikson
Coretta King, ___ Scott
Harriet Stowe, ___ Beecher
Born, to a Parisienne
Nancy Astor, ___ Langhorne
Barbara Bush, ___ Pierce
Anne Lindbergh, ___ Morrow
Born, to Fifi
Marie Curie, ___ Sklodowska
Rosalyn Carter, ___ Smith
Formerly, in a way
Born, in Bordeaux: Fem.
Roseanne Arnold, ___ Barr
Hillary Clinton, ___ Rodham
Society editor's word
Nay homophone
Pat Nixon, ___ Ryan
Born, to Brigitte
Word in an obit
Woman's bio word
Jacqueline Kennedy,___Bouvier
Name-dropper's word?
Word before Rodham, perhaps
Name tag
Part of a lady's name
Formerly, in newspaper announcements
Born, in bios
Laura Bush, ___ Welch
Born, in Bretagne
Formerly, in high society
Alumna's bio word
It's between Obama and Robinson
Formerly, name-wise
It came between Kennedy and Bouvier
Word between last names
Connection between Obama and Robinson?
Word in many a woman's bio
Called before getting married
Amal Clooney ___ Alamuddin
Word for a name-dropper?
French word between two surnames
Melania Trump ___ Knauss
Word on many a wedding announcement
Word that might be helpful on a class reunion name tag
Born, in high society
French word that's a homophone of 47-Across
Indication of another name
Once going by
Clarifying word on a school reunion nametag
Surnamed at birth
Indicates a maiden name
Negative report indicating maiden's name
Female born to endless necessity
French-born
Born in France, daughter is not in want
Born with kneecap missing
Backing the poetic use of stillborn
Born not altogether of necessity ...
Born of woman
Born identity intro
Bridal bio term
Word seen between married and maiden names
Formerly, in bridal announcements
Born, in alumni newsletters
Formerly, in bridal bios
French word in bios
Word in many obituaries
French word in bridal bios
Born, in Brussels
Used to be called
Born, in some bios
Unmarried name of Jane Eyre
Born French in the Pyrenees
Maiden name here, all may conclude
Born in unending need
Born and even briefly raised
Birth-named, on society pages
At first
Participle in peerages
It sounds like a no vote
No longer, in context
Pearl Buck, __ Sydenstricker
Word in some wedding announcements
Maryland slalom canoeist Ashley ___, who last year came 1st in the Extreme K1 world cup event
Symbol to watch on the NYSE if youve invested in NextEra Energy
Melania Trump, ___ Knavs
Born, in wedding announcements
Tracy Bond, ___ Draco
Word in an alumnae directory, maybe
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, __ Bouvier
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, __ Bouvier
Born with the maiden name of
Jill Biden ___ Jacobs
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, ___ Herring
Word connecting two last names
Agatha Christie, ___ Miller
French for born
Word on the first line of Mirrens Wikipedia article
Prior, matrimonially
Born, in marriage announcements
French word between two names
... who once had the last name ...
Word after a stage name, perhaps
Born with the surname of
Called before
Intro to a former name
Rub hard
Consecrated
American playwright, a person flat on his back?
Niger unexpectedly invading another African country was vexing
13 cycled over after parking (2 of 2)
Clever clogs offloading with a barrow, once
Born partly bioengineered
Born nefarious, evil empire's leaders
Born in the jungle, only fundamental characters?
Born poet's still back-pedalling
Born Miss, but getting the chop finally
Want day out as previously referred to
Requirement after shortening datum in bio?
Originally called on hearing an animals cry
Born in the jungle, ultimately
Social-register word
Born, to Bardot
Bridal-page word
Named formerly
Birth-name word
Born abroad?
Name tag?
Born, in the society pages
Born in France?
Prenuptial?
Born, in a bio
Maiden name bridge
Birth name preceder
Word before a birth name
Word before a birth name
Separator of two surnames
Word that indicates a name change
Literally, born
Victoria Beckham ___ Adams
Morticia Addams ___ Frump
... who used to be named ...
French word on the society pages, maybe
French word indicating a name change
Super ___Doh (squishy ball)
Word that means born in French
New phone company is born
Last of all, Ivan the Terrible born
Family-name clarifier
French word used before a maiden name
French word that indicates a name change
French word that indicates a name change
Formerly, in bios
Formerly, in bios
Word indicating the maiden name of a married woman
Word on some married celebrities Wikipedia pages
As woman was formerly known in topless joint
Name-clarifying word
Class reunion roster word
Word in a celebritys Wikipedia biography, maybe
Formerly, in a wedding announcement
French word seen in wedding announcements
At the very beginning
Former surname indicator
Lily Munster, ___ Dracula
FKA, more formally
Eunice Lovey Howell, ___ Wentworth (Gilligans Island castaway)
Word for a name changer
Jennifer Affleck, __ Lopez
Word with a maiden name
Word before an original name
Born and raised in Greenwich




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