- MADAM
- __, I'm Adam
- Berlin's "Call Me __"
- Palindromic title
- The Mayflower __
- Impersonal letter salutation
- Palindromic title for a woman
- ___ Vice President (title since January 20, 2021)
- Butterfly leader
- Brothel businessperson
- One who minds her own fucking business?
- ___ Butterfly
- Woman in a palindrome
- Title that's shortened by removing its middle letter
- Dear Sir or __
- __ Chair-person
- Woman of the house
- Chairwoman's address
- Palindromic address
- Sir's companion
- My brothel's keeper?
- Titled woman
- ___ I'm Adam
- Palindromic term of address
- Milady's title
- Call Me ___ (1950 Ethel Merman vehicle)
- ___ Ambassador
- Palindrome in a letter salutation
- House leader
- Matronly title
- Polite female title
- Lady's title
- Palindromic form of address
- Polite address
- Call Me ___
- Lady of the house
- Bawd
- Address of the very first palindrome?
- Secretary of State Clinton's address
- Bordello biggie
- Respectful address
- Sir's counterpart
- Chairwoman's title
- Letter opener?
- Term of respect
- Dear letter addressee
- Woman in charge of a house
- Dear purser
- Call Me ___: Irving Berlin
- Irving Berlin's "Call Me ___"
- Formal address
- Call Me __
- Palindrome opener
- Palindrome within a palindrome
- Polite title
- Speaker's title, perhaps
- Chair's title, at times
- Address from Jeeves
- Woman's address
- *Source of the song "The Hostess With the Mostes' on the Ball"
- __ Secretary: CBS drama
- Address for Bovary
- Start of a famous palindrome
- __ Secretary: TV drama
- __ Secretary
- __ Secretary: 2010s CBS drama
- __ Secretary: Téa Leoni title role
- Entrepreneur __ C.J. Walker
- Bit of politesse, back and forth
- Gentlewoman's title
- Call Me __ (Berlin musical)
- Formal title
- Sir's opposite
- Palindrome starter
- Proper address
- __ Speaker (contemporary title)
- Opposite of "sir"
- __ Chair
- Address shortened by dropping just one letter
- What to call some diplomats
- Two-way address
- Address for a chairwoman
- Title for some ambassadors
- __ Vice President (title for Harris)
- ___ Vice President (title for Harris)
- What to call some chairs
- Respectful title
- Two-way title
- ___ Satan (Cecil B. DeMille film)
- ___ Secretary (Madeleine Albright's memoir)
- Queen of tarts?
- Working girl's boss
- Head of a house of ill repute
- Woman in charge of a bordello
- Cathouse cheese
- Start of a noted palindrome
- Form of polite address.
- Title of respect.
- Lady.
- Title of Damon Runyon's La Gimp.
- Call Me ___, forthcoming play about Mrs. Mesta.
- Call for Ethel Merman.
- Mesta or Merman.
- Perle or Ethel.
- Ethel Merman.
- Title for a chairwoman.
- Title of Senator Smith of Maine.
- What to call her.
- ___ chairman.
- Lady's address.
- A form of polite address.
- Ethel Merman role.
- My lady.
- Form of epistolary address.
- Mrs. Mesta.
- Polite form of address.
- Title of courtesy.
- Correlative of sir.
- Title for a lady.
- Term of address.
- Title.
- Merman role.
- Feminine title.
- Woman's title.
- Milady.
- Polite term of address.
- Title of address.
- Dear Sir or ___
- Familiar palindrome
- Word in a palindrome
- Form of address
- Name for Merman
- Title for a woman
- Ethel Merman title
- Title for a chairperson
- Title similar to Mrs.
- TV puppet
- Call Me ___, Berlin musical
- A gavel wielder's title
- Call Me ___, musical with songs by 64 Down
- Palindromic lady
- Call Me ___, Merman's request
- Feminine palindrome
- Sir's kin
- Call Me ___, Merman film
- Mary Stewart's "_____, Will You Talk?"
- Dear _____ (letter start)
- Gentlewoman
- One of Polly Adler's ilk
- Word heard in fine stores
- Start of a palindrome
- Word of politeness
- Bawdyhouse figure
- Sir's mate
- ___ President
- Donna
- Dear ___ ...
- Bawdyhouse manager
- Lady of honor
- ___ Secretary, Madeleine Albright's 2003 autobiography
- Letter salutation
- ___ Secretary
- Female, formally
- House manager
- ___ Speaker
- ___ Chair
- Woman
- Cabinet member's title, maybe
- What some presidents are called
- Title sometimes shortened by removing its middle letter
- Manager of a house
- Polite palindromic term of address
- Part of a diplomatic address, maybe
- ___ Chair (term of address at a meeting)
- ___ C. J. Walker, first American woman to become a self-made millionaire, per Guinness
- ___, I'm Adam (palindrome)
- Polite thing to call someone
- Term of address that becomes less formal when its middle letter is removed
- Oft-contracted address
- Word used when addressing Kamala Harris
- Term of Presidential address
- ___ Secretary (Albright's address)
- My good woman
- Dowager
- ___ Vice-President
- Title whose middle letter can be elided
- ___ Secretary (political drama starring Téa Leoni)
- Certain polite address
- Lady of Lourdes
- Palindromic woman
- Address for a gentlewoman
- Lady of the home
- Sir's analogue
- Woman of refinement
- Address for a woman
- Household's mistress
- Address of fine women's stores?
- Palindromic title for a lady
- Respectful form of address
- You can't tell if she's coming or going?
- Matronly address
- Address for a lady
- ___ Secretary (TV show)
- Gentleman's go-with
- Lady of refinement
- Polite palindromic address
- Address for a superior
- Polite address for a woman
- Polite, palindromic title
- Title in a palindrome whose second word is "I'm"
- ___ President (title missing from American history)
- Respectful term of address
- Mister's analogue
- President's address we've yet to hear?
- Certain chairperson's address
- Lady or an angry morning?
- ___ Secretary (Leoni drama)
- Female cabinet member's title
- Palindromic term of respect
- Term of address that's the same forward and backward
- Heidi Fleiss, notably
- Chairperson's address
- Formal term of address
- Counterpart of 11-Down
- Brothel's keeper
- CBS's "___ Secretary"
- Start of a Garden of Eden palindrome
- ___ Secretary (CBS drama)
