Crossword Clue: Title equivalent to "Sir"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Title equivalent to "Sir""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Title equivalent to "Sir""
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- ___ Edna
- ___ Joan Sutherland
- ___ Myra Hess
- Barbara Cartland or Agatha Christie
- Baronet's bride
- Baronet's lady
- Baronet's wife
- ____ Edna
- ____ May Whitty
- Anderson or Fonteyn
- Angela Lansbury, e.g.
- Angela Lansbury title
- Angela Lansbury's title
- Beknighted female
- Actress Maggie Smith, e.g.
- Actress May Whitty, for one
- Agatha Christie e.g.
- Agatha Christie e.g.
- Agatha Christie, e.g.
- Agatha Christie, for one
- Agatha Christie or Maggie Smith
- Agatha Christie or Margot Fonteyn, e.g.
- Agatha Christie title
- Agatha Christie was one
- Agatha Christie's title?
- Agatha Christie's title
- Agatha title
- "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" figure
- Du Maurier title
- Grand lady
- Edith Evans, e.g.
- Edith Evans, for one
- Edith Evans or Edna Everage
- Dench's title
- Edna Everage's title
- Edna, for one
- Edna of TV
- Honored lady
- Honored woman
- Female knight
- Female V.I.P.
- Feminine title
- British noble title
- British title for actress Julie Walters
- British title
- Broad
- Film noir woman
- Emma Thompson, as of 2018
- Emma Thompson, since 2018
- Gentlewoman
- Christie or Evans
- Christie or Hess
- Christie title
- Christie was one
- Christie's title
- English title
- English title for actress Maggie Smith
- Distinguished woman
- J.Lo "___ (Touch Me)"
- Joan Collins, since early 2015
- Joan Sutherland or Judi Dench, e.g.
- Joan Sutherland or Judi Dench
- Helen Mirren, e.g.
- Helen Mirren or Judi Dench
- Helen Mirren or Maggie Smith
- Helen Mirren title
- Helen Mirren's title
- Judi Dench, e.g.
- Judi Dench, for one
- Judi Dench title
- Judi Dench's title
- Judith Anderson, e.g.
- Judith Anderson, for one
- Judith Anderson's title
- Julie Andrews, for one
- Julie Andrews or Helen Mirren
- Julie Andrews or Judi Dench
- Julie Andrews or Shirley Bassey
- Julie Andrews title
- Daphne du Maurier, e.g.
- Keats's "La Belle ___ Sans Merci"
- "Pique ___," Tchaikovsky opera
- Stock film noir character
- Noted woman
- Notre --
- Notre __ University
- Notre ___ University
- Notre ___
- Notre ____
- Many a titled Brit
- Pulp figure
- Shaggy song about a broad?
- Whitty of films
- Margot Fonteyn, among others
- Margot Fonteyn e.g.
- Margot Fonteyn for one
- Margot Fonteyn's title
- Margot or Judith
- Wife of a baronet.
- Wife of a lord.
- Kind of school
- "The Hunchback of Notre ___" (1996 Disney movie)
- "The Hunchback of Notre ___"
- Subject of a "South Pacific" song
- Knight counterpart
- Matron
- Knighted lady
- Knighted woman
- Knight's counterpart
- Knight's equivalent
- Knight's lady
- Knight's spouse
- Knight's wife, in olden times
- Knight's wife
- Panto character
- May Whitty, e.g.
- May Whitty's title
- Paris cathedral, Notre ...
- Myra Hess, e.g.
- Myra Hess, for one
- Woman in a hard-boiled detective story
- Woman in cheap detective novels
- Woman, in pulp fiction
- Woman of distinction
- Woman of rank
- Woman of refinement
- Woman of station
- Woman of the knight
- Woman of the knight?
- Woman, to a pulp novel detective
- Woman with a title
- Lady
- Lady in the court
- Lady of Nice
- Lady of quality
- Lady of the knight
- Lady of the knight?
- Lady's title
- Melba, e.g.
- Member of the nobility
- Lansbury, since 2014
- One appointed to the Royal Victorian Order
- Lord's lady
- Lord's wife
- Peggy Ashcroft's title
- Luis Miguel single off of "Nada Es Igual"
- Noble woman, in the U.K., or woman, not-so-nobly, in the U.S.
- Noblewoman
- Maggie Smith, for one
- Maggie Smith's title
- Noir heroine, maybe
- "South Pacific" song subject
- "There Is Nothin' Like a __"
- "There Is Nothin' Like a ___" ("South Pacific" song)
- "There is Nothin' Like a ____"
- "There Is Nothin' Like a _____"
- "There is Nothing Like a ___"
- There is nothing like one
- There's nothing like her
- There's nothing like one, in a song
- There's nothing like one, in song
- There's nothing like one
- Twiggy, as of 2019
- Singer Janet Baker's title
- Sir's counterpart
- Sir's equivalent
- Sir's partner
- Sir's wife
- Spouse of a knight
- Slangy woman
- University of Notre __
- University of Notre ___
- Title Agatha Christie held
- Title bestowed by Her Majesty
- Title bestowed on du Maurier
- Title bestowed on Judi Dench
- Title bestowed on Julie Andrews
- Title Christie held
- Title equivalent to "Sir"
- Title for Agatha Christie
- Title for Britain's poet laureate
- Title for Christie or Hess
- Title for Edith Evans
- Title for Emma Thompson
- Title for Evans or Sutherland
- Title for Helen Mirren or Maggie Smith
- Title for Helen Mirren
- Title for Hess or Evans
- Title for Hess
- Title for Joan Collins
- Title for Joan Sutherland
- Title for Judi Dench or Helen Mirren
- Title for Judi Dench
- Title for Judith Anderson
- Title for Julie Andrews or Judi Dench
- Title for Julie Andrews
- Title for Kiri Te Kanawa
- Title for Maggie Smith or Helen Mirren
- Title for Maggie Smith or Judi Dench
- Title for Maggie Smith
- Title for Margot Fonteyn
- Title for Myra Hess.
- Title for Ninette de Valois.
- Title given to Myra Hess
- Title not offered to men
- Title
- Titled British woman
- Titled Britisher
- Titled female
- Titled lady
- Titled woman of England
- Titled woman
- Tomato
Recent Usage of Title equivalent to "Sir" in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today - July 3, 2018
