Crossword Clue: Bono's first bride
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- 1987 Best Actress winner
- 1987 Best Actress
- 1987 self-titled million-selling album
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- '70s TV co-host
- '70s variety show co-host
- A "Silkwood" actress
- "A Song for the Lonely" singer
- A star of "Come Back to the 5 & Dime . . . "
- A Witch of Eastwick
- "Believe" diva
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- "Believe" singer, 1998
- "Believe" singer, 1999
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- "Believe" singer once married to Sonny Bono
- "Believe" singer who used to perform with Sonny Bono
- "Believe" singer who won an Oscar for "Moonstruck"
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- Beloved: Fr.
- Best Actress of 1987
- Best Actress winner: 1987
- Actress in "Silkwood" and "Mask"
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- Alicia in "Clueless"
- Alicia Silverstone's "Clueless" role
- Alicia's "Clueless" role
- Bono's first bride
- Bono's wife, once
- "Bang Bang" singer, 1966
- "Dark Lady" singer, 1974
- 'Dark Lady' singer
- "Dark Lady" singer
- Grammy winner for "Believe"
- Dear: Fr.
- Dear, in a billet-doux
- Dear, in Paris
- French river
- Fashion icon who sings with Future in a new Gap ad
- Early adopter of Auto-Tune
- Frenchman's dear
- Gregg Allman's wife who filed for divorce after nine days
- Female singer with a hit album in every decade since the 1960s
- Dera: French.
- El Centro's gift to entertainment
- Chastity Bono's mom
- Chastity's mom
- Chastity's mother
- Chaz Bono's mom
- Chaz Bono's mother
- Chaz's mom
- Chaz's mother
- Gaga's partner on "The Greatest Thing"
- "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves" singer
- "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves" singer
- Elijah Blue Allman's mother
- Elijah Blue's mom
- "Half-Breed" singer (1973)
- "Half Breed" singer
- ''Half-Breed'' singer
- "Half-Breed" singer
- Half of a 1970s variety show team
- Half of rock's '60s "it" couple, per Time
- Half the "Bang Bang" singing duo
- Half the "I Got You Babe" duo
- Emmy, Grammy and Academy Award winner
- "Burlesque" actress
- "Burlesque" co-star, 2010
- "Burlesque" co-star
- Burlesque star
- "Burlesque" star
- First known abuser of the Auto-Tune plug-in
- Entertainer Cherilyn LaPiere
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- Cage's "Moonstruck" co-star
- Cage's ''Moonstruck'' co-star
- "If I Could Turn Back Time" singer, 1989
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- "Closer to the Truth" diva
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- "Clueless" lead role
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- Co-star of "Suspect" (1987)
- Co-star of "The Witches of Eastwick"
- "Goddess of Pop"
- Her 2018 album "Dancing Queen" consists entirely of Abba covers
- Her first solo recording ("Ringo, I Love You") was released under the pseudonym Bonnie Jo Mason
- "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" star
- Oscar nominee for "Silkwood"
- Oscar winner as Loretta Castorini
- Oscar winner for Moonstruck
- Oscar winner for "Moonstruck"
- Noted user of Auto-Tune
- Oscar winner in 1987
- Mother of Chastity
- Mother of Chaz Bono
- Mother of Chaz
- Oscar winner with four #1 Billboard hits
- The #1 greatest thing about being gay, according to Bravo
- Oscar-winning star of "Moonstruck"
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- The ex-Mrs. Bono
- She did a "Do You Believe?" tour
- She had a #1 hit at the age of 52 with "Believe"
- She had a Caesars show from 2008-11
- She had a show with Sonny
- The former Mrs. Bono
- She played a witch of Eastwick
- The Goddess of Pop
- "The Goddess of Pop"
- She sang 'Believe'
- She sang with Sonny
- Mask actress
- "Mask" actress
- "Mask" star, 1985
- ''Mask'' star
- Mask star
- "Mask" star
- She's had more than one farewell concert
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- Sonny and ___
- Sonny Bono's partner
- Sonny ex
- Sonny side singer?
- Sonny's '60s partner
- Sonny's "Babe"
- Sonny's '"Babe"
- Sonny's companion
- Sonny's ex-mate
- Sonny's ex-partner
- Sonny's ex
- Sonny's honey, once
- Sonny's "I Got You Babe" singing partner
- Sonny's mate, formerly
- Sonny's old singing partner
- Sonny's partner, once
- Sonny's partner
- Sonny's quondam partner
- Sonny's singing partner
- "Witches of Eastwick" actress
- "The queen of Auto-Tune," per the New York Post
- Short-lived 1970s variety show, or its host
- Often-impersonated diva
- "The Voice" guest mentor
- Pop diva in "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again"
- Pop singer?actress
- Pop star since the '70s
- Partner of Sonny
- Loire feeder
- Loire tributary
- "Mermaids" actress
- "Mermaids" star: 1990
- Meryl's "Mamma Mia! . . . " mom
- Meryl's mom in the "Mamma Mia!" sequel
- Loretta Castorini portrayer in a 1987 film
- One-name star
- One-named actress in "Moonstruck"
- One-named Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar winner
- One-named gay icon
- One-named "Goddess of Pop"
- One-named "Mask" actress
- One-named "Moonstruck" actress
- One-named Oscar winner
- One-named singer and Oscar winner
- One-named singer of "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)"
- One-named singer with #1 hits in 1965 and 1999
- One-named singer/actress
- One-named superstar
- One-named Vegas headliner
- Lead role in "Clueless"
- Precieux
- Nicolas Cage's "Moonstruck" costar
- Performer from Centro, Calif.
- Only artist with a #1 "Billboard" single in each decade since the '60s
- "Mon ___ ami"
- ''Moonstruck'' actress
- Moonstruck actress
- 'Moonstruck' actress
- "Moonstruck" actress
- "Moonstruck" Oscar actress
- ''Moonstruck'' Oscar winner
- 'Moonstruck' Oscar winner
- "Moonstruck" Oscar winner
- ''Moonstruck'' star
- Moonstruck star?
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- Moonstruck star
- Moonstruck star
- "Moonstruck" star
- "The Witches of Eastwick" actress
- "The Witches of Eastwick" co-star
- Word in a billet-doux
- TV comedienne
- "Silkwood" actress
- "Silkwood" co-star
- "Silkwood" Oscar nominee
- TV singing star
- TV star
- "Suspect" star, 1987
- Singer of 1998's "Believe"
- Singer who did a Dressed to Kill tour in 2014
- Singer who had a Sonny outlook on life?
- Singer who said, "Men should be like Kleenexsoft, strong and disposable"
- Singer who starred in "Moonstruck"
- Singer who was in 2018's "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again"
- Singer who was once married to Sonny Bono
- Singer who won a Best Actress Oscar for "Moonstruck"
- Singer who won an Oscar for "Moonstruck"
- Singer with a Best Actress Oscar
- Singer with multiple "Farewell Tours"
- Singer with Sonny once,
- Singer with the 1970s #1 hits "Dark Lady" and "Half-Breed"
- Singer with the 1999 #1 hit "Believe"
- Singer with the album "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves"
- Singer with Top 10 hits in the 1960s, '70s, '80s and '90s
- Singer with top 10 hits in the 1960's, 70's, 80's and 90's
- Singer/actress who was once married to Sonny Bono
- Singing star of "The Witches of Eastwick"
- Singing star since the '60s
- Single-named performer who's won an Oscar, Emmy, and Grammy
- Single-named singer of "Believe"
- "Take Me Home" singer
- Star of Mask
- Star of "Mask"
- Star of "Moonstruck"
- Starred in "Burlesque"
- Starred in "Mask" with Eric Stoltz
- What's expensive in Paris?
- US singer/actress — French river/department
- So-called "Goddess of Pop"
Recent Usage of Bono's first bride in Crossword Puzzles
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- Canadiana Crossword - Aug. 13, 2012
