Crossword Clue: French address for a lady (abbr.)
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "French address for a lady (abbr.)"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "French address for a lady (abbr.)"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to French address for a lady (abbr.):
- __ Bonacieux ("Three Musketeers" abductee)
- ___ de Pompadour (figure in Fr. history)
- ___ de Staël
- "___ Ginoux" (Paul Gauguin painting)
- ___ Tussaud: Abbr.
- ___ Tussauds' wax museum
- Abbr. in French mail
- Abbr. like Mrs.
- Abbr. on a French envelope
- Abbr. on a French letter
- Abbr. on a letter sent par avion
- Abbr. on a letter to Paris, maybe
- B. Bardot, in Beausejour
- Fr. address
- Fr. lady's title
- Fr. title of respect
- Fr. title
- Fr. woman
- Frau, across the Rhine: Abbr.
- Bovary, e.g. (Abbr.)
- Bovary title: Abbr.
- Bovary's brief title
- Bovary's title (Abbr.)
- Bovary's title: Abbr.
- French address for a lady (abbr.)
- French lady: Abbr.
- French lady
- French Mrs.
- French title: Abbr.
- French title
- French woman: Abbr.
- French woman's title
- Defarge, for one: Abbr.
- Defarge or Tussaud
- Defarge
- Gallic title: Abbr.
- Emma Bovary's title: Abbr.
- How to address a Fr. lady
- Handy sort?
- Butterfly, e.g.: Abbr.
- Butterfly, for one (abbr.)
- Butterfly or Bovary: Abbr.
- "Enveloppe" letters
- Flaubert's Bovary, e.g.: Abbr.
- Curie title
- Former Mlle.
- Fortune-teller's title, often: Abbr.
- Marie Curie, e.g.: Abbr.
- Marie Curie's addr.
- Marie Tussaud, for ex.
- Marie Tussauds title, for short
- Overseas Mrs.
- Mrs., abroad
- Mrs. abroad
- Mrs. en français
- Mrs., French style
- Mrs., from Marseilles
- Mrs. in France
- Mrs., in France
- Mrs., in Limoges
- Mrs. in Marseille
- Mrs., in Marseille
- Mrs., in Marseilles
- Mrs., in Metz
- Mrs., in Montmartre
- Mrs., in Montreal
- Mrs., in Montreux
- Mrs., in Nice
- Mrs., to Claude
- Mrs., to Michel
- Marne 'Mrs.'
- Marne Mrs.
- M.'s counterpart
- M.'s mate
- M.'s opposite
- M.'s other half
- M.'s partner
- Married mlle.
- Marseille Mrs.
- Marseilles Mrs.
- Martinique Mrs.
- Mulhouse Mrs.
- Lille Mrs.
- Parisian Mrs.
- Woman of la maison: Abbr.
- Part of a French address (abbr.)
- Lady abroad: Abbr.
- Lady de la maison: Abbr.
- Lady of Fr.
- Lady of la maison: Abbr.
- Lady of Lyons (abbr.)
- Nancy title: Abbr.
- Pompadour, for ex.
- Pompadour or de Staël
- Metz Mrs.
- Nice address: Abbr.
- Nice address, briefly?
- Relative of sra.
- Miss in Matane
- Miss in Montmartre
- Pres. title, sometimes
- Madame, abbr.
- Madame, for short
- One with an M.
- Monaco Mrs.
- Maison Mrs.
- Montmartre Mrs.
- Montpellier Mrs.
- Montreal Mrs.
- Tussaud, e.g.: Abbr.
- Tussaud's title: Abbr.
- Tussaud's title, briefly
- Sra. across the Pyrenees
- "Sra.," across the Pyrenees
- Sra., across the Pyrenees
- Sra., in France
- Sra., in Strasbourg
- Sra., on the Seine
- Sra. relative
- Sra.'s French counterpart
- Sra.'s neighboring counterpart
- Sra.'s relative
- Une jeune fille (abbr)
- What to call some femmes: Abbr.
- Title for Brigitte Macron: Abbr.
- Title for C. Dickens's Defarge
- Title for Curie: Abbr.
- Title for de Staël: Abbr.
- Title for Dickens's Thérèse Defarge (abbr.)
- Title for Emma Bovary
- Title for many a Parisienne: Abbr.
- Title for Marie Curie (Abbr.)
- Title for Tussaud
- Title like Sra.
- Title of address: Abbr.
- Title of Dickens's Defarge: Abbr.
- Title on a Fr. envelope
Recent Usage of French address for a lady (abbr.) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Oct. 17, 2013
