Crossword Clue: Mark over many a Spanish "n"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Mark over many a Spanish "n""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Mark over many a Spanish "n""
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- ~
- Baño feature
- Baño's feature
- A diacritic
- A proper pinata has one
- A proper senor has one
- A señor has one
- Accent over a letter
- Accent over an "n"
- Accent used (over ñ) in Spanish
- Bit of Portuguese
- Certain diacritical mark
- Feature of español
- It adorns Senor's middle
- It completes "El Nino"
- It creates a "y" sound
- El Niño feature
- El Niño feature?
- El Niño trait
- El Niño wave?
- Diacritic
- Diacritical mark in Spanish
- Diacritical mark
- Diacritical Spanish mark
- Diacritical squiggle
- Half of the symbol for "approximately equal to"
- It's above senor's middle
- It's essential to señores
- Circumflex cousin
- It's missing in manana
- It's wavy in São Paulo
- España feature
- España has one
- Jalapeño feature
- Jalapeño piece?
- Jalapeño topper
- Cañon feature
- Curly diacritic
- Foreign accent?
- High mark in Spanish class?
- "Mañana" feature
- Mañana has one
- "Manana" mark
- Mark above some n's, in Spanish
- Mark for mañana
- Mark from Madrid
- Mark in español
- Mark in many URLs
- Mark in "piñata"
- Mark in ''piñata''
- Mark in "senor"
- Mark indicating nasalization
- Mark missing from "Sao Paulo"
- Mark over a certain "n"
- Mark over an "n" in Spanish
- Mark over many a Spanish "n"
- Mark over "n" in some Spanish words.
- Mark over some letters in Spanish
- Mark over some n's
- Mark over some Portuguese vowels
- Mark over some Spanish n's
- Mark penned over "n"
- Mark used four times in this puzzle's solution
- Mark used in logic
- Mark used in "señor"
- Something essential to São Paulo
- Quinceañera feature
- Raised ~
- Part of Espana
- Part of São Paulo?
- Part of São Paulo
- Portuguese diacritical mark
- Negation mark in logic
- Negation mark, in symbolic logic
- Negation sign, in logic
- Negation symbol, in logic
- "More or less" symbol in math
- Pronunciation mark
- Piña colada garnish?
- Piña colada ingredient?
- Piña colada topping?
- Piñata feature
- Piñata feature?
- Piñata mark
- Piñata part
- There's one in São Paulo
- Spaniard's squiggle
- Sign on a Spanish word
- Spanish diacritic
- Spanish diacritical mark
- Spanish diacritical
- Spanish-letter mark
- Spanish mark
- Spanish squiggle
- Spanish wavy mark
- Wavy mark in Spanish
- Similarity symbol, in math
- São Paulo feature
- São Paulo has one
- Sao Paulo has one
- Symbol of equivalence, in math
- Symbol that can mean "approximately"
- Type squiggle
- Squiggle in "piñata"
- Squiggle in "señor"
- Squiggle in Spanish class
- Squiggle in Spanish literature
- Squiggle over an N
- Squiggle over an 'n'
- Squiggle over an "n"
- Squiggly accent mark
- Squiggly diacritic
- Squiggly line in "piñata"
- Squiggly mark in "piñata"
- Squiggly mark in "señor"
- Squiggly mark used in Spanish
- Squiggly Spanish diacritic
- What appears above a piñata?
- "Y" sound symbol
- What's missing from "El Nino"
- What's over this ñ
- Señor feature
- "Señor" has one
- Senor should have one
- Señorita's curve?
- Señorita's mark
- Senorita's need
- Señor's feature?
- Señor's mark?
- Senor's need
- Señor's squiggle
Recent Usage of Mark over many a Spanish "n" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 12, 1981