- LILY
- Day or water
- Pons of opera
- Valley flower?
- Mother of Harry Potter
- Easter flower
- Actress James of "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again"
- Easter decoration
- Flower on a pad
- Flower on the flag of Saskatchewan
- 9 to 5 costar with Dolly and Jane
- Mrs. Herman Munster
- Easter emblem
- Pond floater
- White shade
- Tiger, for one
- Easter symbol
- Symbol of Mary, Mother of God
- One of many depicted in a series of Giverny paintings
- Floating flower
- One of many at a famed Giverny house
- Comic Tomlin
- Ernestine or Edith Ann
- Gilded bloom of idiom
- Tomlin of "All of Me"
- Easter bloom
- Kind of pad
- Tomlin of "The West Wing"
- ___ pad
- Madonna, for one
- Blossom from a bulb
- Pad producer
- Easter bouquet item
- Funny Tomlin
- Calla, for one
- Flower with a pad
- Marshall's wife on "How I Met Your Mother"
- Bell-shaped bloom
- Easter bloomer
- Actress Tomlin of "Admission"
- Bed bulb
- Pad or pond preceder
- Ornamental plant
- ___ of the valley
- Bell-shaped flower
- Easter ___
- Comedienne Tomlin
- Flower with a floating pad
- Calla flower
- Plant family including tulips
- Showy bloom
- Utah's state flower, e.g.
- __ pad
- Water __
- __ of the valley
- Pond plant with floating "pads"
- She's Frankie on "Grace and Frankie"
- The Munsters matriarch
- Horn-shaped flower
- Carnation, __, __, Rose: Sargent painting
- Mrs. Munster
- Easter-season flower
- Long-stemmed flower
- Patio plant
- Symbol of Easter
- Utah state flower, for one
- Bell-shaped spring flower
- Symbol of France
- Water flower
- What a bulb may become
- Pond's "pad" leaf
- Pond's "pad" flower
- Delicately fair
- ___-white (above reproach)
- Good name for a florist
- Symbolic flower.
- Elaine, the ___ maid of Astolat.
- To paint the ___.
- Girl of the valley.
- Wife of radio's "The Great Montague."
- Emblem of France.
- Symbol of spring season.
- Symbol of whiteness.
- Calla ___.
- Symbol of purity.
- Mariposa, e.g.
- Madonna ___.
- Relative of the lotus.
- Trumpet-shaped flower.
- Turk's-cap or Mariposa.
- Spring bloom.
- Symbolic bloom.
- Bermuda product.
- Flower.
- Water ___.
- Turk's-cap
- Calla or tiger
- Elaine's flower
- Miss Pons
- Day or tiger
- Miss Langtry
- Paint the ___
- Easter or calla
- Easter plant
- Tiger or water
- Tomlin
- Showy flower
- TV's Tomlin
- What some gild
- Actress-comedienne Tomlin
- Turk's-cap, e.g.
- Crinoid blossom
- Spring bloomer
- Pond sight
- Emblem of innocence, in art
- See 2-Down
- Tiger ___
- Valley girl?
- Easter sight
- One of TV's Munsters
- ___-white
- Asparagus's family
- Symbol of innocence and purity
- Flower that symbolizes purity
- Bloom on a pad
- Water ___ (pond plant)
- A fleur-de-lis is a stylized one
- Flower near a pad
- *See 38-Across
- Flower in an Easter bouquet
- Harry Potter's mother
- Singer Allen
- Tulip relative
- The Who "Pictures of ___"
- ___ Allen
- Brit popster Allen
- ___ Bart, Wharton heroine described as a "rare flower grown for exhibition"
- Plant that's toxic to cats
- Flower associated with 10-Down
- Word with "tiger" or "water"
- Flower on a floating pad
- Streamer ___Pichu
- Tomlin of "The Magic School Bus Rides Again"
- Legendary soprano Pons
- Exemplar of whiteness
- Flower associated with Easter
- Resurrection Day flower
- Type of pond or pad
- Pond flower
- ___ pad (pond perch)
- Flower by a pad
- Trumpet-shaped bloomer
- Flower that's poisonous to cats
- Kind of pad in a pond
- Pond flower with a pad
- Word after calla or water
- Dried flower in some Chinese dishes
- Flower with an Asiatic variety
- Flower with edible bulbs
- Type of pad
- Plant with trumpet-shaped flowers
- Turk's-cap, for one
- Bell-shaped blossom, often
- Funnel-shaped flower
- Gilded bloom, in an idiom
- See 1-Across
- Easter bouquet bloom
- Flower with floating pads
- Actress Collins
- Water or "tiger" flower
- Flower that symbolizes innocence
- Flower with a "tiger" variety
- Flower with a calla variety
- Bloom in Diego Rivera's "The Flower Seller"
- Clintonia cousin
- Tiger flower
- Purity symbol
- Wedding bouquet flower
- Plant family that includes onions and asparagus
- Funereal flower
