Crossword Clue: Hispanic gentleman
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- "___ Blues" (1997 Taj Mahal album that won a Grammy)
- ___ Octubre (nickname of Orlando Hernández after he went 8-0 to start his postseason career)
- ___ Rio (tequila brand)
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- Barcelona man's title
- Barcelona mister
- Barcelona title
- ___ Wences (frequent Ed Sullivan guest)
- ___ Wences of puppetry fame
- ___ Wences, puppeteer
- ___ Wences, ventriloquist
- ___ Wences (ventriloquist)
- ___ Wences
- Año nuevo celebrant
- A Sevillian
- Aragon address
- Acapulco address
- Address for el argentino
- Address for un caballero
- Address in some burrito shop names
- Address south of the border
- Al Lopez, for instance.
- Bob Dylan "___ (Tales of Yankee Power)"
- Baja address?
- Comic Wences
- Granada gentleman
- Hispanic gentleman
- Hispanic title
- Dylan "___ (Tales of Yankee Power)"
- "Hombre"
- Hombre español
- Hombre's address
- Hombre's title
- Cervantes title
- Honduran honorific
- Honorific for José
- Honorific in Hialeah
- Guadalajara gentleman
- Guadalajara guy
- Guatemala guy
- Guy from Granada
- Guy from Toledo
- Electric Six "___ Smoke"
- Electric Six album "___ Smoke"
- Hacienda honorific
- Chiapas chap
- How male stars get addressed in Mexico
- How Santana's addressed?
- Chihuahua chap
- Chihuahua title
- Gaucho's address
- Gent from Argentina
- Gentleman from Acapulco.
- Gentleman from Madrid
- Gentleman, in Madrid
- Gentleman of Acapulco
- Gentleman of Ponce
- Caballero.
- "Caballero"
- Caballero, e.g.
- Caballero
- Caballero's title
- Courtesy title, in Málaga
- Cádiz gentleman
- Cancun mister
- Head of la casa
- Don Quixote, e.g.
- Cuban title
- Herr, in Hermosillo
- Herr, in Hidalgo
- Herr, in Madrid
- Casa mister
- Casa title
- Hidalgo honorific
- Colombian title
- Serape wearer
- Man from La Mancha
- Man from Madrid
- Man from Mallorca
- Man from Morelos
- Man from Ponce
- Man from Toledo
- Man in a sombrero, perhaps
- Man in a sombrero
- Man in Havana
- Man in Havana?
- Man in Madrid
- Man of la casa
- Man of La Mancha?
- Man of La Mancha
- Man of Madrid
- Man of Mendoza
- Man of Mexico
- Man of Spain
- Man of the casa
- Man of Valencia
- Man on a misión
- Managua mister
- Sombrero wearer
- Many a Madrileño
- Seville mister
- Ventriloquist __ Wences
- Ventriloquist ___ Wences
- Ventriloquist Wences' title
- Ventriloquist Wences
- Mr. abroad
- Mr. from Tampico.
- Mr., in Málaga
- Mr. in Mexico
- Mr., in Ponce
- Mr., in Spain
- Mr., in Tijuana
- Matamoros mister
- Sonora sir
- Mazatlan mister
- Paraguayan guy
- La Mancha title
- Polite title
- Mérida mister
- Mexicali mister
- Mexicali Mr.
- Mexican address?
- Mexican address
- Mexican gentleman
- Mexican man
- Mexican mister
- Mexican Mr.
- Mexican title
- Latin address
- Latin title
- One who may hear "Si, si!"
- Mister abroad
- Mister, at a misión
- Mister, down south
- Mister from Madrid.
- Mister in a sombrero
- Mister in Jaén
- Mister, in Juárez
- Mister, in Lima
- Mister in Madrid
- Mister, in Madrid
- Mister, in Málaga
- Mister, in Managua
- Mister, in Mazatlan
- Mister in Mazatlan
- Mister, in Mendoza
- Mister in Mexico
- Mister in Mexico
- Mister, in Mexico
- Mister, in Monterrey
- Mister, in Montevideo
- Mister, in Oaxaca
- Mister, in Pamplona
- Mister, in Quito
- Mister, in San Cristóbal
- Mister, in Segovia
- Mister in Seville
- Mister, in Spain
- Mister, in Spanish
- Mister of Madrid
- Mister, south of the border
- Mister: Sp.
- Mister (Sp.)
- Mister, to Pedro
- Madrid man
- Madrid mister
- Madrid Mr.
- Madrid title
- Peruvian address
- Madrileño.
- Madrileño, e.g.
- Madrileño
- Madrileño's title
- Majorca mister
- Monsieur, across the border
- Monsieur, across the Pyrenees
- Monsieur, in Madrid
- Monsieur, in Spain
- Monsieur : Paris :: ___ : Madrid
- Monterrey mister
- Monterrey title
- Montevideo mister
- Málaga man
- Málaga mister
- Malagueño's title
- Male Tijuana title
- South-of-the-border sir
- South-of-the-border title
- "Sí, ___!"
- "Si" follower
- "Sí" man
- "Sí" man?
- ''Si, si!'' man
- Spanish gent
- Spanish gentleman
- Spanish gentleman's title
- Spanish honorific
- Spanish man
- Spanish "mister"
- Spanish mister
- Spanish "sir"
- Spanish title.
- Spanish title for Jesus
- Spanish title of respect
- Spanish title
- Spanish word for "mister"
- TV's ___ Wences
- Sancho Panza, e.g.
- Sandinista mister
- Santander sir
- Sir abroad
- Sir, abroad
- Sir, in Baja
- Sir, in Barcelona
- Sir, in Madrid
- Sir, in Segovia
- Sir, in Sevilla
- Sir, in Seville
- Sir, in Sonora
- Sir, in Zaragoza
- Wences, among others
- Wences, for one
- Wences's honorific
- Tampico title
- Taqueria honorific
- Tijuana address?
- Tijuana address
- Tijuana Mr.
- Tijuana sir
- Tijuana title
- Yosemite Sam, to Speedy Gonzales
- What to call the barber of Seville
- What to call un hombre
- Title for a caballero
- Title for a Sevillian
- Title for Cervantes
- Title for Pizarro
- Title for Segovia
- Title for Tito Puente
- Title for un hombre
- Title for un profesor
- Title for ventriloquist Wences
- Title for Wences
- Title in Taxco
- Title in the name of some crappy margarita joints
- Title in Toledo
- Title with a tilde
- Zaragoza sir
- Toledo title
Recent Usage of Hispanic gentleman in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Hispanic gentleman in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - May 1, 2014
- Newsday - Oct. 22, 2010