Crossword Clue: Married Fr. women
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Married Fr. women"
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- Fr. ladies
- Fr. married women
- Fr. titles
- Fr. wives
- Fr. women
- Fr. women's titles
- Frauen, across the border: Abbr.
- Bovary and Defarge
- Bovary et al.
- French titles: Abbr.
- French titles
- French wives: Abbr.
- French women
- Hugo's Thénardier and others: Abbr.
- Counterpart of Messrs.
- Equivalents of Sras. across the Pyrenees
- "Dangerous Liaisons" ladies: Abbr.
- Some Eur. ladies
- Some European ladies (abbr.)
- Strasbourg ladies: Abbr.
- Married Fr. women
- Somme spouses: Abbr.
- Lille women: Abbr.
- Plural of Mrs., in Paris
- Plural of Mrs.
- Short French mesdames
- Parisian ladies: Abbr.
- Literature's Bovary and Defarge (abbr.)
- Women, in Trois Pistoles, abbr.
- Women of Fr.
- Ladies of Saint-Lo
- Ladies of St. Lo
- Ladies of Versailles: Abbr.
- Pompadour and Bovary
- Partners of Messrs.
- Mesdames, briefly
- Messieurs' mates: Abbr.
- Lyon ladies: Abbr.
- Mlles. after marriage
- Tussaud and others: Abbr.
- Savoie Sras.
- Sras. across the Pyrenees
- Sras., across the Pyrenees
- Sras., at the Sorbonne
- Sras., in France
- Sras. : Mexico :: ___ : France
- Sras. on the Seine
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- Premier Sunday - Oct. 2, 2011