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Crossword clue for "ELLA"

ELLA: Raines of "Hail the Conquering Hero"

Other crossword clues for answer "ELLA"

ELLA: Spanish pronoun; __ Cinders (old comic strip); A Fitzgerald; Actress Raines; Poet ___ Wheeler Wilcox; Scat expert; Songstress Fitzgerald; First name in jazz, vocally; First name in scat; Fitzgerald of song; Logan of old Broadway; Queen of scat; Raines or Cinders; Scat cat; Scatter?; Social reformer Baker; A Tisket A Tasket singer; First Lady of song; Jazz great Fitzgerald; Ms.Fitzgerald; Scat legend Fitzgerald; Scat queen; Scat queen Fitzgerald; Singer Fitzgerald; Queen of Jazz; Baker who helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Emhoff who calls Kamala Harris "Momala"; The First Daughter of Bushwick Emhoff; Fitzgerald who was the inspiration for a Barbie in 2020; Emergency contraceptive with a woman's name; ___ Enchanted (Anne Hathaway movie); First name in jazz (Not specific enough? Oh, yeah? 8-Down); First name in jazz singing; Singer who recorded for Verve, casually; Collaborator with Duke; First Lady of Song first name; Civil Rights activist Baker; Salmon tail?; Noted singer of Duke's songbook; Singer Mai named after singer Fitzgerald; First name in jazz; Singer __ Mae Morse; __ Fitzgerald; Ghost singer Henderson; ___ Guru (Captain Beefheart tune); ___ Sings Gershwin (1950 jazz album); Matriarch on TV's "Tyler Perry's House of Payne"; Fitzgerald of jazz; Poet Wilcox; First Lady of Scat; Lorde's real first name; ___ Enchanted (2004 Anne Hathaway film); Naked singer ___ Mai; The Queen of Scat; ___ At Zardi's (2017 live jazz album); Woman's name that means "completely"; Tuck's twin on "Paw Patrol"; Logan or Raines; Purnell of "Yellowjackets"; First name in scat singing; Scat vocalist; 1940s actress Raines; Big name in scat; Former Gov. 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(1963 album); Fitzgerald shouted out on "Sir Duke"; Fitzgerald; Cinders in the funnies; Fitzgerald or Logan; Raines or Logan; Scat woman; She sang with Duke; Raines of Cinders; Contemporary of Sarah and Carmen; Singer with Duke; Singer with Louis and Duke; Vocalist Fitzgerald; 1969 jazz album; Scatter with style?; Scatter on the stage; __ Enchanted: 2004 fantasy; Contemporary of Dizzy and Billie; Scatter extraordinaire; Contemporary of Billie and Sarah; Scatter supreme; Scat queen, familiarly; Scatter to admire; She played Maggie in "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955); __ Enchanted: 2004 film; 10-Across singer; Contemporary of Billie; Raines of film (m); Scatter with Grammys; Cinders of old comics; Collaborator with a Count and a Duke; Jazz giant, familiarly; Jazz immortal; 1-Across singer; 2004 Anne Hathaway title role; Self-titled 1969 jazz album; The First Lady of Song; Dunn's "__ Minnow Pea: A Novel in Letters"; Enchanted title girl in a 2004 film; First lady of scat, familiarly; Raines of old movies; Fashion designer Emhoff; Purnell of "Churchill"; 1979 DownBeat Hall of Fame inductee, familiarly; Duke collaborator; Scat legend, familiarly; __ and Louis: 1956 jazz album; That señorita; Frequent collaborator with Louis and Duke; Enchanted fantasy film girl; First name in jazz vocals; Singer on a 2007 Black Heritage postage stamp, familiarly; Enchanted film title girl; __ & Basie: 1963 jazz collaboration; She, in Sevilla; Boo'd Up Grammy winner __ Mai; Boo'd Up singer __ Mai; Enchanted movie girl; Enchanted movie girl played by Anne Hathaway; Singer Lorde's given name; Fitzgerald who recorded 2-Down; Pronombre personal; Spanish "she"; __ Enchanted: Anne Hathaway film; 47-Across, in Spanish; Feminine Spanish pronoun; ____ Cinders; Citron suffix; Joyce of "Roc"; Scarlett daughter; Bells Are Ringing heroine; Scarlett's daughter in "Scarlett"; Scarlett's daughter; Panama pronoun; Raines of filmdom; Scarlett O'Hara's daughter; Scat star; Scatter of fame; She, in Spanish; She: Sp.; Contemporary of Bessie and Billie; Scat singing legend; She, in Siena; Cole Porter Song Book singer; 2004 role for Anne Hathaway; Big name on Verve Records; Lois Lane's mother; Big name in jazz-singing history; Satchmo collaborator; Feminine suffix; First name of "The First Lady of Song"; Disney kidvid elephant; She, in Venice; __ Enchanted (Hathaway film); Singing legend Fitzgerald; Hernando's "her"; Name on a "Mack the Knife" Grammy (1960); Cinder suffix; First name associated with 21 Across; Spanish 101 pronoun; __ and Her Fellas (LP with Armstrong and the Ink Spots); Diminutive suffix in Italian cuisine; She, in Naples or Nogales; She, in Capri; She, in San Juan; Cinders of old comics pages; 42-Across, in Spanish; Fitzgerald of "Pete Kelly's Blues"; Grammy winner Fitzgerald; Jazz album of 1969; ___ Minnow Pea (epistolary novel featuring pangrams); Grasso of politics; Billie, ___, Lena, Sarah (compilation jazz album); Poems of Passion writer ___ Wheeler Wilcox; ___ and Louis (album of duets); Ex-governor of Connecticut Grasso; Pamplona pronoun; Raines of "Phantom Lady"; Scarlett's first daughter in the book "Gone With the Wind"; Uri Geller novel; ___ Enchanted (Gail Carson Levine children's book); Elegant elephant of kiddie lit; Pronoun for Paloma; She, south of the border; ___ and Louis (1956 album); Pronoun for una puertorriqueña; Self-titled jazz album of 1969; ___ Moss (fashion label); Pure ___ (1994 album); 1969 jazz album with a cover of "Got to Get You Into My Life"; Friend of Tess in "Camp Rock"; Politician Grasso who was one of Time's Women of the Year in 1975; Feminine name.; ___ Wheeler Wilcox.; Girl's name.; ___ Raines, star in "Brute Force."; ___ Cinders.; ___ Logan, comedienne.; Cinder ___.; Miss Cinders.; Miss Raines or Miss Logan.; Miss Raines.; Poetess Wilcox.; Actress Logan.; Cinder girl.; Miss Ciders.; Miss Fitzgerald of the movies.; Hurricane after Daisy.; She: Ital.; Singer Raines.; Diminutive of Eleanor.; She: Span.; She: Spanish.; Relative of Nell and Nora.; Relative of Nell.; Singer Logan.; Form of Eleanor.; One of the Logans.; Diminutive feminine suffix.; Diminutive of a girls' name.; Diminutive suffix on Latin words.; Diminutive suffix, from the Latin.; She, in Spain.; Name akin to Eleanor.; She, in Italy.; She: It.; Italian pronoun.; Little one: Suffix.; Name meaning elfin.; She, in Italia.; Raines; A memorable Grasso; Cinders; Jazz lady; Logan; Signora; Miss Cinders of comics; Miss Logan; She, in Turin; Fitzgerald or Grasso; Ending for salmon or Cinder; Gov. 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(1963 jazz album); Girl's name that sounds like French for "she has it"; The First Lady of Song, to fans; Actress Raines of "Phantom Lady"; Lorde's actual first name; That señora; ___ Enchanted (2004 rom-com); Actress Raines of "Tall in the Saddle"; Fitzgerald of old "Is it live, or is it Memorex?" ads; ___ Moss (women's clothing label); ___ & Duke at the Côte D'Azur (1966 jazz album); ___ Enchanted, 1998 Newbery Honor book; See 68-Across; She, in Salerno; Fitzgerald known as the Queen of Jazz; Singer known for her 85-Across; Lady ___ (nickname in jazz); Spanish feminine pronoun; We All Love ___: Celebrating the First Lady of Song (2007 tribute); ___ Minnow Pea, 2001 novel with an alphabetically punny title; Lady ___, a.k.a. the First Lady of Song; The scat got her tongue, you might say; Real first name of singer Lorde; Singer Mai with the 2018 hit "Boo'd Up"; The singer Lorde's given name; Woman's name that's also a Spanish pronoun; ___ Emhoff, stepdaughter of Kamala Harris; ___ Enchanted (2004 romantic comedy); Singer/songwriter ___ Mai; ___ Chen, member of the girl group S.H.E.; ___ Mai, singer with the 2018 hit "Boo'd Up"; ___ Sings Gershwin (1950 album); First name of the "First Lady of Jazz"; Fitzgerald with nine recordings in the Grammy Hall of Fame; Spanish for "she"; ___ the Elephant, children's TV character; Grasso or Wilcox; Actress Joyce; Grasso or Raines; ___ Swings Lightly (1958 vocal jazz album); Lady associated with Duke and Count; Fitzgerald of jazz fame; Raines of Hollywood; 'Enchanted' girl of film; Raines of 'The Web'; Scatting Fitzgerald; '-- Enchanted'; Hollywood's Raines; 1958 album "___ Swings Lightly"; Eponymous 1969 jazz album; Singer Mae Morse; Opera diva Lee; ___ Enchanted (2004); Anagram name of Lela; S.N.C.C. activist Baker; S.N.C.C. founder Baker; Fitzgerald who recorded "Porgy and Bess" with Louis Armstrong; Jazz virtuoso Fitzgerald; S.N.C.C. adviser Baker; ___ Baker Center for Human Rights (Oakland-based nonprofit); Fitzgerald dubbed the First Lady of Song; Lorde's given name; ___ Yelich-O'Connor (artist whose stage name is Lorde); Poems of Passion writer Wilcox; Joyce of TV; Raines in "Tall in the Saddle"; Raines in "The Suspect"; Scat-singing Fitzgerald; _____ Cinders (1926); First name in scatter-brained singers?; The legendary Fitzgerald; Ms. Fitzgerald of jazz; Contemporary of Duke and Louis; Contemporary of Count and Duke; Contemporary of Louis and Duke; Fitzgerald of songs; Legendary Fitzgerald; What she is in Madrid; A-Tisket, A-Tasket first name; American social reformer Baker; What she becomes in Spain; ___ Cinders (1926); A famous Fitzgerald; First name in jazz legends; Raines of old films; Scat master Fitzgerald; Singing Fitzgerald; Contemporary of Sarah and Billie; Jazzy First Lady of Song; Pure ___ (1950 jazz album); Noted name in jazz; Anne Hathaway role; Big name in jazz singers; First name among jazz legends; Fitzgerald the jazz legend; Jazzy Duke's collaborator; Enchanted film girl; Legendary Fitzgerald of jazz; Legendary jazz singer Fitzgerald; Fitzgerald, the "Queen of Scat"; Jazzy queen of scat; Legendary first name in jazz; Joyce or Fitzgerald; Noted Fitzgerald; Mai or Fitzgerald; ___ Mai ("Boo'd Up" singer); Boo'd Up singer Mai; Baker or Fitzgerald; Singer Mai or Fitzgerald; Enchanted character of kid lit; Queen of Jazz Fitzgerald; Fitzgerald who recorded over 200 albums; Fitzgerald who won many Grammys; ___ Emhoff, Kamala Harris' stepdaughter; ___ Emhoff, fashionable Second Family member; Dream a Little Dream of Me singer Fitzgerald; You can stand under my umbrella, ___ ... (Rihanna); That Colombian girl; Fitzgerald who was "Queen of Jazz"; Lorde's birth name; Name that can be parsed as "the the" in Spanish; ___ Enchanted (2004 Anne Hathaway movie); ___ in Berlin (1960 Fitzgerald album); Lorde's first name; Poet ____ Wheeler Wilcox; Sooty heroine; That girl in Genoa; She scats like mad; Fabulous Fitzgerald; Scat name; Singer ____ Mae Morse; Renowned scat singer; <I>A-Tisket, A-Tasket<I> singer; First name in 17 Across; Gov. Grasso, of 2 Down; Ms. Raines; Comical Cinders; Scat first name; The scat's meow, Fitzgerald; Jazzy first name; Raines, Cinders or Fitzgerald; Singer with Count and Duke; The Nearness of You singer Fitzgerald; Actress Balinska; Spanish for 23-Across; ___/elle pronombres; Fitzgerald of scat fame; Jazz great with Louis and Duke; Her, in Spanish; Waiting All Night singer Eyre; English singer-songwriter Mai; SNCC strategist Baker; ___ Baker Center for Human Rights; Flying Home Fitzgerald; Cinders in a strip; Jazz songstress Fitzgerald; Enchanted girl of kid-lit; Enchanted girl of moviedom; Fitzgerald on a 2007 postage stamp; Enchanted title character; ___ Enchanted (Hathaway movie); Fitzgerald honored by the USPS; Fitzgerald, the "Queen of Jazz"; Grasso of Connecticut politics; ___ Cinders of old comics; Fitzgerald with many Grammys; Scatting legend Fitzgerald; She sang with Louis and Duke; Singer with Duke and Count; Boo'd Up singer ___ Mai; Charlie's Angels star Balinska; Baker who said "Strong people don't need strong leaders"; Fitzgerald on the Apollo Theater's Walk of Fame; Fitzgerald, First Lady of Song; Jazz icon Fitzgerald; Title role for Anne Hathaway in 2004; Actress Purnell; Yellowjackets actress Purnell; First name in 114 Down; Name in scat; ___ Nice (1971 live album); ___ of Frell (Anne Hathaway role); She, to Shakira; ___ in Hollywood (1961 jazz album); ___ Sings Broadway (1963 album); ___ Loves Cole (1972 jazz album); English soccer forward Toone; With 118 Across, "Boo'd Up" singer; Grasso who was the first female governor in the U.S.; Fist name in scat; ___ & Louis (1956 jazz record); The Best of the Songbooks name; The First Lady of Song, familiarly; 2004 movie "___ Enchanted"; First Lady of Song, familiarly; Name associated with 60-Down; Name associated with 53-Across; She collaborated on a "Porgy and Bess" album with Louis; Scatter in record stores?; Civil rights leader Baker; Collaborator with Dizzy; Pop singer Vos; Civil right activist Baker; Model Emhoff who's Kamala Harris's stepdaughter; Enchanted girl; First name in scatting; Tuck's sibling on "PAW Patrol"; Fitzgerald with over 175 albums