Crossword Clue: "No Ordinary Love" singer
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""No Ordinary Love" singer"
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- 1985 Grammy winner for Best New Artist
- 1985 Grammy winner from Nigeria
- 1986 Best New Artist Grammy winner
- Best New Artist Grammy winner after Cyndi Lauper
- Author of "Justine"
- Band with the debut album "Diamond Life"
- Grammy winner born in Nigeria
- Grammy-winning singer with the 2010 album "Soldier of Love"
- Famous marquis
- Historical figure portrayed in "Quills"
- De _____ ("Justine" novelist)
- French marquis
- French novelist 1740-1819
- Group with the 2010 chart-topping album "Soldier of Love"
- Female singer who was Grammy's 1985 Best New Artist
- British-Nigerian one-named singer
- British solo singer
- "Diamond Life" band
- "Diamond Life" singer
- "Hang on to Your Love" singer
- Geoffrey Rush's "Quills" role
- Geoffrey Rush's ''Quills'' role
- "By Your Side" singer, 2000
- Iconic British Nigerian soft rock singer
- Cruelty personified
- Donatien Alphonse Francois de ___
- Hebrew letter
- Infamous Marquis
- "Justine" author
- Malefic marquis
- "Soldier of Love" band
- "Soldier of Love" Grammy winner
- "Soldier of Love" singer
- "Soldier of Love" singer, 2009
- Noted Nigerian singer
- Top 10 singer born in Nigeria
- "The 120 Days of Sodom" author
- Notorious marquis
- "Marat/__": 1963 play
- "Marat/___" (Peter Weiss play)
- Marat's counterpart in a Peter Weiss title
- "Vic and ___" of oldtime radio
- Vic's radio partner
- Vic's radio wife
- Vic's wife of old radio
- Vic's wife
- She had a 1993 hit with "No Ordinary Love"
- Marquis de --
- Marquis de ---
- Marquis de __
- Marquis de ___
- Marquis de ____
- Marquis de _____
- Marquis de ______
- Marquis de
- Marquis known for beating
- Marquis name?
- Marquis name
- Marquis portrayed in "Quills"
- Marquis portrayed in ''Quills''
- She sang 'Smooth Operator'
- She sang 'The Sweetest Taboo'
- She warned us about a "Smooth Operator"
- She won a 2002 Grammy for "Lovers Rock"
- The Marquis de ___
- The Marquis de _____
- "Quills" subject
- "Maureen" singer
- "Paradise" musician
- "Paradise" performer
- "Paradise" soft rock singer
- Radio's "Vic and ___"
- "The Sweetest Taboo" R&B group
- "The Sweetest Taboo" singer
- "The Sweetest Taboo" singer, 1985
- 'The Sweetest Taboo' singer
- The Sweetest Taboo singer
- "The Sweetest Taboo" singer of 1985
- ''The Sweetest Taboo'' singer
- Sultry 'Paradise' singer
- Name pronounced "Shar-day"
- Old radio's "Vic and ___"
- Pop singer from Nigeria
- Popular Anglo-Nigerian singer
- Last name in cruelty
- One-named British-Nigerian singer
- One-named Grammy winner
- One-named Grammy winner for "Soldier of Love"
- One-named Grammy winner of 2001
- One-named hitmaker born in Nigeria
- One-named jazzy singer
- One-named Nigerian-born singer
- One-named Nigerian singer of "The Sweetest Taboo"
- One-named Nigerian singer
- One-named Nigerian songstress
- One-named "No Ordinary Love" singer
- One-named 'Paradise' singer
- One-named pop/R.&B. singer
- One-named singer
- One-named singer born in Nigeria
- One-named singer from Nigeria
- One-named singer of "Smooth Operator"
- One-named singer with the 1985 hit "Smooth Operator"
- One-named 'Smooth Operator' singer
- "Love Deluxe" singer
- "Love Deluxe" softrock band
- Misguided marquis
- Nigerian-born Grammy winner
- Nigerian-born pop singer
- Nigerian-born pop star
- Nigerian-born singer of 1980s pop-jazz hits
- Nigerian-born singer of "Smooth Operator"
- Nigerian-born singer with five Top 40 hits
- Nigerian-born singer
- Nigerian-born singing star
- Nigerian-born "Smooth Operator" singer
- Nigerian born songstress
- Nigerian pop star
- Nigerian singer, or her band
- Nigerian singer with one name
- Nigerian singer
- Nigerian who won the 1985 Best New Artist Grammy
- "No Ordinary Love" band
- "No Ordinary Love" singer
- Libertine Marquis de ___
- "Philosophy in the Bedroom" author, 1795
- "Promise" soft rock band
- Wooden barrier
- Singer born in Nigeria
- Singer from Nigeria
- Singer of "Smooth Operator"
- Singer of the 1985 hit "The Sweetest Taboo"
- Singer of "The Sweetest Taboo" and "Smooth Operator"
- Singer with the 1985 hit "Smooth Operator"
- Singer with the 1986 #1 album "Promise"
- Singer with the 2000 album "Lovers Rock"
- Singer's name pronounced "Shar-day"
- Symbol of cruelty
- "Smooth Operator" artist
- "Smooth Operator" band
- "Smooth Operator" chanteuse
- ''Smooth Operator'' chanteuse
- ''Smooth Operator'' singer
- "Smooth Operator" singer, 1985
- 'Smooth Operator' singer
- Smooth Operator singer
- "Smooth Operator" singer
- "Smooth Operator" smooth operator
- "Smooth Operator" songstress
- ''Your Love Is King'' singer
- "Your Love Is King" singer, 1984
- "Your Love is King" singer
Recent Usage of "No Ordinary Love" singer in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used "No Ordinary Love" singer in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 17, 2020
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 31, 2019
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Nov. 25, 2011
- Washington Post - Nov. 8, 2010
- Jonesin' - Dec. 8, 2009
- Jonesin' Crosswords - Dec. 3, 2009
- Washington Post - Feb. 6, 2009
- Washington Post - Feb. 17, 2008
- LA Times - Feb. 17, 2008
- NY Sun - Jan. 11, 2008
- Washington Post - May 31, 2007
- LA Times - Sept. 1, 2006
- Washington Post - Aug. 10, 2006
- Jonesin' - May 17, 2005
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Nov. 29, 2002
