SENOR

SENOR


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Word: senor

A Spanish term of address equivalent to sir or Mr., used alone or capitalized and prefixed to the name of a married or an older man.


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El ___ Presidente (Asturias novel)
Hombre
SI
Sí man?
S man
___ Blues (1997 Taj Mahal album that won a Grammy)
Acapulco address
Address for Wences
Address in Caracas
Address south of the border
Andalucia address
Andaluca address
Andalusian address
Andalusian gentleman
Aragon address
Baja address?
Barcelona man
Barcelona mister
Barcelona title
Bob Dylan ___ (Tales of Yankee Power)
Caballero
Cancun mister
Casa dweller
Casa mister
Casa title
Casas owner
Cervantes title
Colombian title
Cuban title
Definitely not a Norse gentleman
Dylan ___ (Tales of Yankee Power)
Garca Lorca title
Gauchos address
Gent from Argentina
Good neighbor
Granada gentleman
Guadalajara guy
Guatemala guy
Guaymas guy
Hacienda honorific
Herr
Hispanic title
Hombres address
Hombres title
Honduran honorific
How Santanas addressed?
Kin of hombre
La Mancha mister
La Mancha title
Latin address
Latin title
Lord of La Mancha
Lord of Lima
Lord of Lorca
Madrid Mister
Madrid Mr.
Madrid address
Madrid man
Madrileno
Madrileo
Madrileos title
Majorca mister
Majorcan mister
Malaga mister
Malagueos title
Man from Madrid
Man in Havana
Man in a sombrero
Man of La Mancha
Man of La Mancha?
Man of Mlaga
Man of Spain
Man of la casa
Man of the casa
Man on a misin
Matamoros mister
Mazatlan mister
Merida mister
Mexicali Mr.
Mexicali man
Mexicali mister
Mexican Mr.
Mexican address?
Mexican gentleman
Mexican league address?
Mexican mister
Miami mister
Mister abroad
Mister in Madrid
Mister in Mexico
Mister
Monsieur : Paris :: ___ : Madrid
Monsieur
Monterrey mister
Mr. Snore
Mr. abroad
Mr. in Mexico
Mr.
Murcia mister
Mlaga man
Mlaga mister
Mrida mister
One who may hear Si
Paraguayan title
Peruvian address
Polite title
Sandinista mister
Santander sir
Saragossa sir
Segovias title
Seville sir
Si follower
Sir
Sonora sir
Sonoran sir
South-of-the-border sir
Spanish address
Spanish gent
Spanish gentleman
Spanish gentlemans title
Spanish mister
Spanish title
Spanish title for Jesus
Spanish title of respect
TVs Wences
Taxco address
Tegucigalpa title
Tenochtitlan title
Tijuana address
Tijuana address?
Tijuana mister
Tijuana sir
Tijuana title
Title for Borges
Title for Cervantes
Title for Segovia
Title for Tito Puente
Title for Wences
Title for un hombre
Title for un profesor
Title for ventriloquist Wences
Title in Taxco
Title in Toledo
Title in the name of some crappy margarita joints
Title with a tilde
Toledo mister
Toledo title
Ventriloquist Wences
Ventriloquist ___ Wences
Wencess honorific
Wencess title
Wences
What to call the barber of Seville
What to call un hombre
Zacatecas mister
Zaragoza sir
Zorros title
___ Octubre (nickname of Orlando Hernndez after he went 8-0 to start his postseason career)
___ Wences
___ Wences (frequent Ed Sullivan guest)
___ Wences (ventriloquist)
___Wences of The Ed Sullivan Show
Cugat
Spaniard
Mr.: Spanish.
Mr. in S. A.
Madrileño.
A gentleman from Barcelona.
Gentleman in Toledo.
Mister: Sp.
Gentleman from Yucatan.
Spanish term of address.
___ Caballero
Gentleman from Acapulco.
Al Lopez, for instance.
Mr. from Tampico.
Mister from Madrid.
Man from Yucatan.
Franco or Cortines.
Mexican male.
Hernando or Pablo.
Mr. in Granada.
Juan D. Peron's new title.
Caballero's title.
Mister: Span.
Sir: Span.
Title for Actor Lamas.
Gentleman from Spain.
Dali's title.
Castilian title.
Oaxaca title.
Title
Don's relative.
Latin mister.
Man from Mexico.
Spanish sir.
Hidalgo.
Hidalgo's title.
Title for Castro.
Man from Morelos.
Relative of Don.
Title for tio.
Escamillo's title.
Monterrey man.
Dweller in a 10 down.
Relative of 49 Down.
Title in Barcelona.
Masculine title.
Title akin to mister.
Tampico title.
Mister, south of the Pyrenees.
Sir, in Spain.
Rancheria man.
Hombre's title.
Title for 21 Across.
Man's title.
Man from Santiago.
Mister, to many.
Title for Goya.
Lima title.
Hispanic gentleman.
Man from Málaga.
Mr. Lopez
Man from Malaga.
Mexican man
Gentleman of Ponce
Gentleman of Acapulco
Man of Mexico.
Mr., in Spain
Mr., in Ponce
Man from La Mancha
Spanish man
Mr., in Málaga
Mr., in Malaga
Man from Ponce
Madrid title
Mister, in Málaga
Caballero, e.g.
___ Wences, puppeteer
Año nuevo celebrant
Monsieur, in Madrid
Mister, in Juárez
Sir, in Sonora
Mister, in Quito
Head of la casa
Title for a caballero
Sir, in Barcelona
Sir, in Madrid
Man of Valencia
Courtesy title, in Málaga
Man of Mendoza
Man from Mallorca
Mister in Jaén
Sí, ___!
Title for Pizarro
Comic Wences
Mister, in San Cristóbal
A Sevillian
Mister, in Oaxaca
TV's ___ Wences
Sir, in Zaragoza
Sir, in Sevilla
Spanish gentleman's title
Gentleman, in Madrid
Mister, in Pamplona
Herr, in Madrid
Title for a Sevillian
___ Wences of puppetry fame
Mister, in Lima
Cádiz gentleman
Mister, down south
Madrileño, e.g.
Sir abroad
Si, si! man
Sir, in Seville
Mister, in México
Mister, in Mendoza
Man in a sombrero, perhaps
Monsieur, across the border
One who may hear Si, si!
Don Quixote, e.g.
Many a Madrileño
Mister in a sombrero
Serape wearer
Sancho Panza, e.g.
Mazatlán mister
Mister, south of the border
Mister, in 43-Down
Monsieur, across the Pyrenees
See 10-ACROSS*
Without one superior man in Spain
Singer loses head to a second Spanish gentleman
The Spaniard presenting oriental coppers with gold
European man looks older without one
A Spaniard of Norse extraction
Mexican title
Monterrey title
Sister snapped up one foreign address
Ultimate in father figures, upstanding European chap
Pensioner loses one Spanish title
Mister to a imujer/i
European equivalent of 7 Down
__ Frogs (Mexican food chain)
__ Frogs (chimichanga chain)
Mr., in Madrid
Mr., in Mexico City
Marquez title
Mister, to Pedro
Mister, in Spain
Mister, in Segovia
Mister, in Seville
Segovian fellow
Mister, to Miguel
Man of Madrid
Man with a tilde
___ Chang (Spanish teacher on Community)
Sombrero wearers title, often
Ávila address
eg Cervantess title the writer leaves higher up
"El ___ de los Anillos" (translation of a Tolkien title)
Mr., in Mazatlan
Etymology sharer with sire
Toledan title
Mr. with a tilde
Mister of Madrid
A way to say sir
Diego designation
Herr : German :: ___ : Spanish
"___ Mouse," Chick Corea jazz standard of 1972




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