Crossword Clue: What Ella was queen of

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Possibly related crossword clues for "What Ella was queen of"

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• "___, cat!"
• ___ singing
• "Amscray!"
• ''Amscray!''
• Animal droppings — small silvery fish
• "Be gone!"
• A Fitzgerald forte
• "Be off!"
• Beat it
• Beat it!
• "Beat it, cat!"
• "Beat it, feline!"
• "Beat it, Kitty!"
• "Beat it, punk!"
• "Beat it, tabby!"
• "Beat it!" to a cat
• "Beat it!"
• "Bee-ba-da-di-bah-da-bam!" in a jazz club, e.g.
• Aquarium fish
• "Begone!"
• Begone!
• 'Begone!'
• Begone, cat!
• "Begone, feline!"
• ''Begone!''
• Armstrong singing style
• "Aroint thee!," in modern language
• Aroint!
• Ad-lib while singing jazz
• Ad-libbed singing
• Ad-libbing vocal style
• Advice to a pet
• Bit of improv
• Ailurophobe's cry
• Ailurophobe's word
• Avaunt!
• Away!
• "Away with you!"
• Allurophobe's command
• Hip-hop technique
• "Bother someone else!"
• Command to Felix
• Command to go
• Command to Pussy
• Command to Tabby
• Comment to kitty
• "Hit the bricks!"
• "Hit the road, Jack!"
• E. Fitzgerald forte
• Feature of Ella Fitzgerald's recording of "One-Note Samba"
• Chase away
• Chasing-away word
• Ella Fitzgerald singing style
• Ella Fitzgerald specialty
• Ella Fitzgerald's forte
• Ella's expertise
• Ella's forte
• Ella's music
• Ella's singing specialty
• Ella's singing
• Ella's specialty
• Ella's style
• Ella's thing
• 'Bug off!'
• "Bug off!"
• Emulate Ella
• Emulate Mel Torme
• Emulate Sarah Vaughan
• Dirty fetish
• "Disappear!"
• "Buzz off!"
• "Get!"
• Get (away)
• "Get away!"
• "Get going!"
• It's nonsense
• ''Get lost!''
• “Get lost!”
• 'Get lost!'
• Get lost
• "Get lost, cat!"
• "Get lost, Garfield!"
• "Get lost, kitty!"
• "Get lost, Morris!"
• "Get lost!," to a feline
• "Get lost!"
• Cab Calloway forte
• Cab Calloway specialty
• Cab Calloway's forte
• Fitzgerald forte
• Fitzgerald specialty
• Fitzgerald's forte
• "Get out!"
• Get out!
• "Get out, kitty!"
• "Get out of here, cat!"
• "Get out of here!"
• "Get out of my sight!"
• ''Get outta here!''
• "Get outta here, cat!"
• "Get outta here!"
• "Get outta there!"
• Gibberish singing style
• "Flee, feline!"
• "Flee, Felix!"
• Ignore the lyrics?
• Do "T'aint What You Do," maybe
• Creative singing style
• Git
• Git!
• "Git!" kin
• "Git outta here!"
• "Git outta there!"
• "Git!"
• Imitate Mel Torme
• "Evacuate, animal!" or what an animal evacuates
• Jazz genre
• Jazz improvisation
• Improv of a kind
• Improv singing
• Improv style
• Jazz performance type
• Jazz performance
• Improvisation by Ella
• Improvisation of a kind
• Improvisational jazz singing style
• Improvisational music style
• Improvisational singing style
• Improvisational style
• Improvise, à la Fitzgerald
• Improvise as a vocalist
• Improvise, in a way
• Improvise in jazz
• Improvise like Ella Fitzgerald
• Improvise like Ella
• Improvise musically
• Improvise, musically
• Improvise vocally
• Improvise with numbers?
• Improvised jazz singing
• Improvised jazz style
• Jazz singer's improvisation
• Jazz-singing form
• Jazz singing style
• Jazz singing technique
• Jazz-singing technique
• Jazz singing
• Improvised style
• Jazz style
• Jazz technique
• Jazz term
• Jazz variety
• Jazz vocal form
• Jazz vocal style
• Jazzy improv style
• Jazzy improv
• Jazzy improvisation
• Jazzy singing
• Jazzy style
• Jazzy vocalizing
• Go!
• "Go!"
• ''Go away!''
• "Go away!"
• Go away!
• "Go away, feline!"
• Go away, Garfield!
• "Go away, grimalkin!"
• "Go away, kitty!"
• Go "bibbity de dop de doodly do dee"
• "Go fly a kite!"
• "C'mon now, get out!"
• "Go on!"
• "Go on, get!"
• "Go on, git!"
• Cry to a stray
• Go "shooby-doo," or just "shoo"
• Go 'way!
• Exit hastily
• "Cut out, cat!"
• Cat-chasing cry
• Droppings
• Hightail it
• Riff, vocally
• Vamoose
• ''Vamoose!''
• Vamoose!
• "Vamoose!"
• "Out!"
• Out!
• "Out, cat!"
• "Out! I said out!"
• Tormé forte
• Torme forte
• Tormé specialty
• Torme technique
• Torme's forte
• "Out of here!"
• ''Out of here!''
• "Out of the kitchen, kitty!"
• "Out, Tom!"
• "Out with you!"
• "Out you go!"
• Outre sexual preference
• "Move!Now!"
• "Outta here!"
• Stray dismissal
• Some improvisation
• Some improvisational singing
• Some improvisatory singing
• Some improvised jazz singing
• Some improvised singing
• Some jazz improv
• Some jazz improvisation
• Some jazz singing
• Moving word?
• Kind of jazz singing.
• Kind of jazz singing
• Tracker's clue
• Kind of singing
• Quaint "GTFO!"
• Style for a certain vocal improviseR
• Style for jazzman Crothers
• Style of jazz singing
• Vocal improv style
• Vocal improv
• Vocal improvisation
• Vocal style that mimics an instrumental solo
• Vocal style
• Vocalizing that imitates an instrumental solo
• "Off with you!"
• Shoo
• 'Shoo!'
• "Shoo"
• Shoo!
• "Shoo-be-doo-be-doo-wop," e.g.
• "Shoo, critter!"
• "Shoo, kitty!"
• "Shoo!" relative
• "Shoo, Tabby!"
• Shoo, to Socks
• "Shoo!"
• Shoo's cousin
• Shoo's kin
• Shout at a pest
• Shout like "Shoo!"
• Shout to a cat
• Shout to a stray
• Shout to an annoying cat
• "Shove off!"
• Run a cat off
• Run off
• Litter box contents
• Mel Torme specialty
• Rather gross fetish
• Louis Armstrong forte
• Louis Armstrong popularized it
• Leave hurriedly
• Leave in a hurry
• Leave in haste, as a cat
• Leave in haste
• Leaving order
• "Minnie the Moocher" feature
• Relative of shoo
• Relative of skiddoo.
• Relative of skidoo.
• Perform a jazzy riff
• Nonsense in a recording studio
• Nonsense jazz singing
• Nonsense singing
• Nonsensical musical style
• "Make a beeline, feline!"
• Opposite of "Here, kitty"
• Make nonsensical notes?
• Order to go
• Order to go away
• Warning to a cat
• Word for a feline
• Word said with a hand wave
• Word to a cat
• Word to a feline
• Word to a pest
• Word to a tabby
• Word to get a feline to leave
• Word used to shoo away a stray cat
• Silly singing
• Sing "bobba-dooba-deep-bop!" like Ella Fitzgerald
• Sing "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)," say
• Sing like Cab Calloway
• Sing like Ella Fitzgerald
• Sing like Ella
• Sing like Fitzgerald
• Sing like Mel Tormé
• Sing like Satchmo
• Sing nonsense syllables
• Sing "shoo-be-doo," say
• Sing "shooby-doo" and such
• Sing ''shooby-doo,'' e.g.
• Sing "shooby-doo"
• Sing syllables
• Sing "tweedle do dah doe doop boop," perhaps
• Sing using nonsense syllables
• Sing with made-up words
• Sing with nonsense syllables
• Sing with syllables
• Wordless singing style
• Singing style popularized by Louis Armstrong
• Singing style
• Satchmo's singing style
• Type of jazz singing
• Type of jazz
• Type of singing
• Spout musical nonsense
• Spout nonsense?
• "Skedaddle!"
• ''Skedaddle!''
• Skedaddle
• "Take a hike!"
• "Ski-ba-bop-ba-dop-bop," e.g.
• Skiddoo!
• "Take off, tabby!"
• Scram
• Scram!
• 'Scram!'
• "Scram, cat!"
• Scram, Garfield!
• "Scram, kitty!"
• "Scram, puss!"
• "Scram, Tabby!"
• "Scram, you darn cat!"
• "Scram!"
• What Ella was queen of
• Staple of vocal jazz
• You don't know the words in this singing style

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