SENORA

SENORA


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Word: senora

A Spanish term of address equivalent to Mrs., used alone or capitalized and prefixed to the name of a married, divorced or widowed woman


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Maam
1962 Gary U.S. Bonds hit Twist
A spouse in Sevilla
Address for a Jurez wife
Andalusian address
Andalusian title
Baroness holds back Spanish woman (6)
Casa lady
Chihuahua female
Counterpart for madame
Dona
European lady
Flamenco dancer
Foreign lady
Isabel Allende title
Juans wife
La Paz lady
Lady abroad
Lady for Don Juan
Lady from Leon
Lady in Spain
Lady of La Mancha
Lady of Lerida
Lady of Len
Lady of Lima
Lady of Spain
Lady of la casa
Lady of the casa
Las Palmas lady
Latina lady
Latino lady
Leon lady
Lima lady
Limas Mrs.
Madam in Malaga
Madame
Madrid Mrs.
Madrid lady
Madrid madam
Madrid madame
Madrid title
Madrileas address
Malaga missus
Manzanillo madam
Married Madrilea
Married Mexican
Married mexicanas title
Married mujer
Married woman
Mazatlan Mrs.
Mazatlan miss
Mazatln Mrs.
Mexicali Mrs.
Mexican Mrs.
Mexican maam
Mexican matron
Mexican missus
Mexican name preceder
Mexican woman
Mexico City Mrs.
Mrs. Rodriguez
Mrs.
Mlaga missus
Nuestra ___ de Atocha (ship that sank in 1622)
Oaxaca womans title
One whos hitched
Paraguayan title
Pern title
Sierra Nevada title
Spaniards lady
Spanish Mrs.
Spanish lady
Spanish ladys title
Spanish title
Spanish wife
Tabasco title
Tijuana title
Title accorded Eva Pern
Title for Charo
Title for Juans wife
Title for Salma Hayek
Title for one of the Perons
Title for some madrilenas
Title in Tijuana
Title with a tilde
Toledo lady
Toledo title
Woman of la casa
Evita Peron's title.
Mrs.: Spanish.
Doña's relative.
Lady from Tampico.
Lady of Madrid.
Dona ___
Andalusian matron.
Duenna
Mrs. in Mexico
Spaniard's lady.
Asturian title.
Italian title
Mrs. in Spain.
Relative of Doña.
Spanish dama.
Woman's title.
Feminine title
Matron of Madrid.
Madrileña.
Dueña, perhaps.
Tia's title, perhaps.
In Madrid, Mrs.
Matron of Sevilla.
Mexican lady
Seville woman
Spanish woman
Madame's neighbor
Madrid matron
Spanish spouse
Isabel Perón, e.g.
Madame, in Madrid
Dama's title
Certain madrileña
Mexican married woman
Málaga lady
Lady of Lérida
Lady of Cádiz
Mexican housewife
A title for Isabel Perón
Married woman, in Madrid
Lady from León
A Madrileña's title
Title for one of the Peróns
Hacienda dweller
Title for some madrileñas
Mrs. Rodriguez, e.g.
Lady of a 6-Across
Married Madrileña
Lady of León
Málaga missus
One who's hitched, in Hidalgo
Term of address for a 2-Down
Hidalgo honorific
Term of address with a tilde
Wife in Oaxaca
Half of a Spanish union
Title for Eva Perón
Title usually abbreviated to its first, fifth and sixth letters
Reason to break with the missus in Barcelona?
Madame, in Tijuana
Lady of Las Palmas
Mexican madam
Madames Spanish counterpart
Foreigner's reason to travel
Certain Spanish spouse
See 67 Across.
Hispanic title
Lady, in Lima
Lady with a tilde
Spanish madam
1966 hit single by Stevie Wonder subtitled Everythings Alright
A married Spanish woman
Mexican title
Toledan lady
Madame, across the Pyrenees
Woman with a tilde
Woman of Spain
Sra. in full
Evita title
Woman of Oaxaca, say
Managua Mrs.
Married woman of Madrid




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