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Crossword clue for "SHE"

SHE: First half of a pronoun pair

Other crossword clues for answer "SHE"

SHE: To My Love on the Day ___ Discovered Tumblr and Every Love Poem I Ever Wrote to Every Woman I Loved Before Her (Andrea Gibson poem); ___ wears short skirts / I wear t-shirts; HeFor___ (solidarity movement spearheaded by Emma Watson); Third-person nominative pronoun; Thar __ blows!; Thar ____ blows!; ___ Loves You (Beatles hit); ___ Loves You (Beatles song); Andress film; Any vessel; Cow or sow; Female animal; Haggard heroine; Seashell seller; Start of a daisy-plucker's phrase; __-crab soup; __ sells sea shells ...; Haggard classic; Haggard girl; Haggard novel; One of the girls; Ship pronoun; That lady; The other woman; ___ Loves Me: Bock/Harnick musical; Haggard book; Petal-plucker's word; Pronoun that may be subjective; Pronoun that might be used for a 10-Down; ___/her; First word in the Beatles' "Honey Pie"; Murder, ___ Wrote; Shmurda ___ Wrote (2014 rap EP); Nevertheless, ___ persisted (classic McConnell quote); Mare or jenny; What "ella" means, in Spanish; ___ Used to Be Mine ("Waitress" song); Pronoun named "Word of the Past Millennium" in 2000; ___/her pronouns; Yonder yacht; Sailing pronoun; That girl; Its sequel was Ayesha; Oh no ___ didn't!; What ___ Left Behind (Ellen Marie Wiseman best seller); ___ Came In Through the Bathroom Window; ___ Don't Use Jelly (1993 The Flaming Lips song); ___ Don't Use Jelly (The Flaming Lips); ___ Sells Sanctuary (The Cult); ___ Talks to Angels; ___ Watch Channel Zero?! (Public Enemy); Address for a ship; Any aunt; Broad figure?; Ella, in El Salvador; First word of "Billie Jean"; Ma'am or dam; Pen or dam, for one; Seaman's reference; That ship; Word for a miss; Zooey Deschanel's band ___ & Him; ___ & Him (14-Across's indie band); Alternative to ze or xe; Junk, to a sailor; Nevertheless ___ persisted; Her over there; (___ Was a) Hotel Detective (They Might Be Giants); My pronouns are word; They alternative; All ___ Wants To Do Is Dance (Don Henley song); 21-Across's pronoun; Nautical address; Everything ___ Wants (Wham! single); One of the gals; All That ___ Carried (National Book Award winner by Tiya Miles); ___ Had Me at Heads Carolina (2022 Cole Swindell hit); ___-Hulk; What to call her; Haggard title; Ayesha; Girl; Yon wench; Thar ___ blows!; Yon maiden; __ Stoops to Conquer; 1965 Andress movie; Elle, in translation; 82 Down novel; Pronoun for a ship; The woman in question; Any of the Dionne Quintuplets; That boat; __ Bop (hit by 45-Across); Ewe or doe; __ Hate Me (2004 Spike Lee film); Seller of sea shells, in a tongue twister; ___ walks in beauty...; ___ loves me...; H. Rider Haggard novel; That woman; Vessel, to the skipper; 1967 Monkees song; I'll Say ___ Is (early Marx Brothers revue); Doe or dam; Filly or jenny, e.g.; Ain't ___ Sweet? (Tin Pan Alley song); Novel subtitled "A History of Adventure"; 41 Across, in English; Maritime pronoun; Pronoun following a slash, sometimes; ___ Stoops to Conquer (Georgian-era comedy); This vessel; ___ Hate Me (Spike Lee film); ___ sweeps with many-colored brooms: Dickinson; It may be used to refer to a country; 20-Across, e.g.; Adult Swim show "The Heart, _____ Holler"; First word of the Matchbox 20 hit "Push"; Second word in Coldplay's "Paradise"; First word of some accusations; Substitute for some names; This may refer to a miss; Word sometimes seen split by a slash; Word whose counterpart is formed when its first letter is removed; What jacks are not called; _____ Is Coming (2019 Miley Cyrus top-five EP); _____ can STEM (ad campaign); Second word of "Do Wah Diddy Diddy"; Word becoming its counterpart when its first letter is removed; Word that may come immediately after a slash; ___ Bop (Cyndi Lauper hit of '84); 1965 Ursula Andress film; Word for "That Girl"; Yonder ship; Substitute for the wife?; Who's got "the look" in a 1989 chart-topper; Seashore seashell seller; ___ Blinded Me With Science (1983 Thomas Dolby hit); ___ Bop ('84 Cyndi Lauper hit); ___ Cried (Jay and the Americans hit); ___ Done Him Wrong; ___ Done Him Wrong (Mae West flick); ___ Stoops to Conquer; ___ Stoops to Conquer (Goldsmith comedy); Elle, in English; George Sand or George Eliot, really; Does ___, or doesn't... (old Clairol slogan); That's all ___ wrote!; ___ Bop (1984 Cyndi Lauper hit); ___ walks in beauty... (Byron); Donna Summer's "___ Works Hard for the Money"; Pronoun sometimes used for vehicles; Sow or cow; Thar-blows link; ___ Cried (Jay & the Americans hit); Devil or bear preceder; Oliver Goldsmith's "___ Stoops to Conquer"; Sea shell seller, in a tongue twister; Stevie Wonder's "Isn't ___ Lovely?"; Swab's pronoun; Dam, for one; The Beatles' "___ Loves You"; ___ Loves You; ___ Loves You (1964 Beatles chart-topper); Any boat; Elle, in England; H. Rider Haggard book; Mother or daughter; Seagoing pronoun; That mother; Yacht personification; Isn't ___ Lovely (1976 Stevie Wonder hit); ___ Believes In Me (Kenny Rogers hit); Lass; Ship personification; The lady in question; The lady over there; The queen as a subject?; This woman; ___ Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949 film); Cyndi Lauper's "___ Bop"; Steady as ___ goes; Miss identification; Pronoun for every other hurricane; Sow, ewe, or mare; Word that can refer to the starts of 17-, 27-, 50-, and 64-Across; ___ Blinded Me With Science (Thomas Dolby song); Calico cat, probably; Feminine pronoun; Jenny or vixen; Ship reference; Unnamed seller of seashells; Ain't ___ Sweet?; One of every two hurricanes; Connick's funk album that's also a pronoun; Devil or wolf preceder; ___ Works Hard for the Money; Boater's pronoun; First word in a tongue twister about seashells; Noted seashore vendor; ___ Blinded Me With Science (1983 Thomas Dolby song); Crab or wolf preceder; Vixen or hen; ___ Bop (1984 Cyndi Lauper song); Calico cat, usually; Naval pronoun; Petal plucker's pronoun; That yacht; The lady yonder; ___ Blinded Me With Science (1982 Thomas Dolby song); ___ Loves You (1964 Beatles hit); ___ Loves You (1964 chart-topper by the Beatles); Andress film of 1965; Any car, affectionately; Hen or vixen; Ain't __ Sweet?; Isn't __ Lovely: Stevie Wonder hit; __ Believes in Me: Kenny Rogers hit; Main pronoun; Mariner's reference; Referential word at sea; Gendered term for a boat; Pronoun for any of the long entries; That girl there; ___-Devil (1989 Meryl Streep movie); Womanly pronoun; Sailor's designation; See 14-Down; That liner; ___-Hulk (Marvel superhero); Isn't ___ Lovely? (Stevie Wonder song that's twice as long on the album cut because of all the baby noises); Word before "Cranks My Tractor" or "Thinks My Tractor's Sexy" in country music titles; Seashore pronoun; Ursula andress role; Any ship; ___ sells sea shells...; Female pronoun; Haggard adventure; Woman; ___ Drives Me Crazy: 1989 no. 1 hit; Female; Harbor pronoun; Ship designation; Sow or dam; Who blows thar?; Isn't ___ Lovely?: Stevie Wonder hit; Dam, e.g.; Dockside pronoun; That's all __ wrote!; __ Cried: 1962 hit; __ Walks in Beauty: Byron poem; ___ Loves You: 1964 hit; ___ Walks in Beauty: Byron poem; Cow, for one; Helmsman's pronoun; Vixen, e.g.; Murder, __ Wrote; Captain's pronoun; Sailor's pronoun; Vixen or dam; __ Done Him Wrong; Nautical pronoun; Notable seashore merchant; __ Blinded Me with Science: 1983 hit; __ Wore a Yellow Ribbon: 1949 film; Start of a memorable tongue twister; The Pequod, to Ahab; Word often substituted for a miss; The ship substitute; Beatles' "__ Loves You"; English 57-Across; Mother Nature, say; Ship, to its captain; Wolf lead-in; Wolf preceder; __-wolf; __ Loves You: Beatles hit; Bear lead-in; Every other hurricane; One who'll be comin' round the mountain, in song; Seaman's pronoun; Steady as __ goes; Byron's "__ Walks in Beauty"; Petal-plucking pronoun; Pirate's pronoun; 54-Across pronoun; Elle, across the Atlantic; Pronoun on the briny; Ship's pronoun; 1969 Tommy James and the Shondells hit; Ella's English counterpart; Ella, stateside; Gender-specific pronoun; Her, subjectively; Lady's pronoun; Lady, e.g.; The Beatles' "__ Loves You"; Tongue twister pronoun; __ Cried: 1962 hit for Jay and the Americans; Dam or madam; Ella, in the States; Marine pronoun; Petal puller's pronoun; Ship substitute; With 21-Across, Cyndi Lauper hit; __ Loves You: Beatles; __ Will Be Loved: Maroon 5 hit; Ship, to a sailor; Ship, to the captain; Word for a lady; Yachting pronoun; ... 'tis not to me __ speaks: Romeo; __ Hate Me: Spike Lee film; Miss; One called Miss; Ship, to its crew; Pronoun for a skiff; __ & Him: Zooey Deschanel duo; Anonymous seashore vendor?; Ewe, say; Many a boat, to its skipper; Miss, say; Noted seashell seller; Pronoun for a princess; Yon yacht; I think my love as rare / As any __ belied by false compare: Shak.; __ Came in Through the Bathroom Window: Beatles; __ Persisted: children's book about inspirational women; Goose, e.g.; Mae West's "__ Done Him Wrong"; Pop duo __ & Him; Pronoun for a mom; See 39-Across; ... __ loves me not; That's what __ said!; Ewe, for one; Pronoun for many an individual; Stevie Wonder's "Isn't __ Lovely"; Word for a woman; Hen or sow; Pronoun with 51-Down; Sow or doe; Tongue twister seashell seller; __ Bop: Cyndi Lauper song; Binary pronoun; __ shed; __-Hulk: superhero played by Tatiana Maslany; __/her pronouns; Nevertheless, __ persisted; __ Wolf: Shakira song; English pronoun; Pronoun option; __ Persisted: children's book by Chelsea Clinton; __ Used To Be Mine: Sara Bareilles song; Personal pronoun; Pronoun choice; Third-person pronoun; Helen Gahagan's only film; __ Loves You (Beatles song); Girl's pronoun; Ursula Andress film; What to call George Eliot; What to call a catamaran; What to call a yawl; What to call cutters; Memorable shell seller; That lass; That skiff; Yonder woman; Pronoun for a boat; Elle; __ Loves You; A miss; Rider Haggard novel; Seashell seller of rhyme; __ Loves You (Beatles tune); Pronoun for a yacht; Seller of seashells; African goddess of fiction; Boat pronoun; That sloop; Seashells seller; Yonder damsel; That Muse; What "elle" means; __ walks in beauty . . .; Pen, e.g.; Dinghy designation; Pronoun often applied to cars; Sow, for example; That windjammer; What sailors call skiffs; Yonder lady; Yonder yawl; Miss designation; This tanker; Vessel, generally; Every other tropical storm; Ella or "elle"; Sea shells miss of rhyme; Any Muse; That sailboat; Something to call her; The woman over there; What to call a clipper; Address for a tanker; Catamaran address; Craft, generally; Term for 11 Down; A girl.; Any liner; Ironclad designation; One of the ladies; Pronoun for battleships; Pronoun for ships; That aircraft carrier; That niece; This sloop; He said, __ said; Sie or "ella"; __ is a Diamond ("Evita" tune); __ walks in beauty . . .: Byron; Any watercraft; Person who's somewhat astonished; What to call battleships; Any craft; Pronoun for her; What to call a sow or cow; Any naval vessel; Female pronoun like "her"; What a craft should be called; What ships are called; What to call a spaceship; Feminine pronoun like "her"; Informal naval designation; That catamaran; ___ Bop (Cyndi Lauper tune); Novel whose title character is named Ayesha; Seashore seashell seller, in a tongue twister; Yon ship; ___-wolf; 54-Across, in English; Ella, north of the Mexican border; Pen's pronoun; ___ Drives Me Crazy (Fine Young Cannibals hit); ___ loves me not ...; Elle, across the English Channel; Goldsmith's "___ Stoops to Conquer"; Pronoun for a vessel; Every Little Thing ___ Does Is Magic; Tommy James and the Shondells hit; ___ Blinded Me With Science; ___ Wore a Yellow Ribbon (John Wayne film); Her pronoun?; All That ___ Wants (Ace of Base hit); ___ Hate Me (2004 Spike Lee film); ___ Walks in Beauty (Lord Byron poem); 1965 film based on an H. Rider Haggard novel; It can replace a woman's name; ___-ass (jenny); ___ Bangs (William Hung's "American Idol" song); ___ Done Him Wrong (1933 Mae West film); With 36-Down, 1984 Cyndi Lauper hit; That not impossible ___.—Crashaw.; Pronoun.; Sorceress of 1887.; The fair, the chaste, the unexpressive ___.—As You Like It.; Ayesha, heroine of 1887.; Fictional ruler of a city in a volcano.; African sorceress heroine of 1887.; Sorceress heroine of 1887 novel.; That not impossible ___.; Best seller of 1887.; Companion piece of "King Solomon's Mines."; Noted English novel.; Rider Haggard's novel.; First word of a Goldsmith title.; Novel by H. Rider Haggard.; Novel title.; 1887 book.; A Helen Gahagan role.; Haggard's Ayesha.; 1887 novel.; A ship or a lady.; Pronoun for a 27 Down.; Romantic novel of 1887.; Ship or girl.; Haggard female.; Novel of 1887.; Who stoops to conquer?; African story, 1887.; Novel about Ayesha.; Romance of 1887.; Who is Silvia ? what is ___ . . .; See 63 Across.; The ship.; ___ didn't say 'Yes,' . . .; See 59 Across.; Ship or plane.; Female: Prefix.; Certain one.; Haggard romance.; Ocean liner or airliner.; Novel heroine.; What Italian's ella means.; Word for a ship.; 1887 best-seller; Haggard story; Haggard's queen; Ayesha of fiction; ___ shall have music . . .; Haggard's "___"; Pronoun for a daughter; Pronoun for Lassie; Nominative pronoun; Pronoun for the Pequod; ___ had so many children . . .; Andress film: 1964; Haggard opus; Pronoun for a doe; That filly; He-___, Herbert Gold novel; ___ Wore a Yellow Ribbon, John Ford film; Haggard work; Pronoun for a hind; Pronoun for the Pinta; Haggard African queen; . . . the cruel'st ___ alive: Shak.; He/___, H. Gold novel; Murder ___ Said: Christie; Andress film: 1965; Pronoun for Old Ironsides; Pronoun for a calico cat; Pronoun for the Pinafore; TV's "Murder, ___ Wrote"; Ursula Andress film: 1964; Haggard tale; Haggard queen; Christie's "Murder ___ Said"; Kind of bear; TV spy film of 1980; Murder, ___ Said, 1962 film; ___ sells . . .; ___-Devil, 1989 Streep film; ___ Didn't Say Yes, 1931 song; The lass; Thar _____ blows!; ___Bop (1984 hit); _____ walks in beauty...; 1989 comedy "_____ -Devil"; African sorceress of fiction; Any miss; Helen Gahagan film role of 1935; Rider Haggard romance; The _____ Creature” (1957 monster flick) nyt 1995 SHE ____ Stoops to Conquer"; ____ sells sea shells...; Feminine subject; One who stoops to conquer; ____ wolf; _____ devil; ___ Cried (1962 hit); ___ Drives Me Crazy (1989 hit); 1994 Harry Connick Jr. album; Word for a storm; ___ Done Him Wrong (1933 film); ___ Drives Me Crazy (1989 #1 hit); Eternal queen, of book and film; One side in a battle of the sexes; There ___ goes...; That vessel; Word before "loves me" and "loves me not"; Word repeated in "Does ___ or doesn't ___?"; H. Rider Haggard adventure; One side in an age-old battle; ___-crab soup; Tonight ___ Comes (hit by the Cars); What ___ Is (1988 #1 country hit); ___ Believes in Me; 1887 romance novel; A ship, to crew members; The Four Tops' "When ___ Was My Girl"; Wolf or devil preceder; H. Rider Haggard title; Many a storm; Dam, for example; Doe or heifer; Word repeated in the Beatles title "___ Said ___ Said"; ___-devil; ___ Drives Me Crazy” (Fine Young Cannibals hit) nyt 2004 SHE ___-Devil"; 17-Across, e.g.; Filly, but not a billy; See 57-Down; 1935 movie starring Helen Gahagan as Queen Hash-a-Mo-Tep of Kor; Boat, to its captain; Million-selling Harry Connick Jr. album; Miss, e.g.; ___ loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah …; 345; Ship over there?; Word for half of hurricanes; ___-bear; ___ Drives Me Crazy, #1 hit by the Fine Young Cannibals; Alan Jay Lerner's "___ Wasn't You"; Byron's "___ Walks in Beauty"; Word before some animal names; ___-Hulk (Marvel Comics character); ___ Cried (1962 top 10 hit); First song on "More of the Monkees"; ___ Hates Me, 2002 hit by Puddle of Mudd; ___ sells seashells by the seashore (tongue twister); First word of 10-/25-Down's "Billie Jean"; One going steady?; Here ___ comes, Miss America; The Vengeance of ___ (1968 film sequel); ___ Bangs (Ricky Martin hit); Maroon 5's "___ Will Be Loved"; Who sells seashells by the seashore; Word after "does" and "doesn't" in an old ad slogan; And ___ Was, 1985 Talking Heads song; What ___ said; ___ walks in beauty, like the night ...: Byron; Pronoun for a 49-Down; That miss; He & ___ (1960s CBS series); That's what ___ said; ___ Cried (1962 hit song); ___ being Brand (Cummings poem); 1965 title role for Ursula Andress; Lord Byron's "___ Walks in Beauty"; ___-goat; Ain't ___ Sweet (song classic); And ___ Was (1985 Talking Heads single); He said, ___ said; Kenny Rogers's "___ Believes in Me"; See 50-Across; Word missing twice in the Beatles' "___ Said ___ Said"; There ___ is, Miss America; Elle's English-language counterpart; Storm designation; Word in the titles of six songs by the Beatles; Does or "doesn't" follower; Car, affectionately; Preceder of "loves me" and "loves me not"; Now I ain't sayin' ___ a gold digger (Kanye West lyric); ___ Will Be Loved (Maroon 5 hit); Devil or bear lead-in; Pronoun in several Beatles titles; Any vessel, traditionally; Seashell seller of a tongue twister; Ship, to its skipper; Spanish : ella :: English : ___; ___ Said, 2019 best seller on the #MeToo movement; Ewe or sow; Marine mollusk exoskeleton vendor, in a tongue twister?; ___ Would Be King, 2018 novel by Wayétu Moore; ___ sells seashells by the seashore; Pronoun that can be spelled with a slash between the first and second letters; Pronoun with a slash in it; With 10-Down, gender identity words separated by a slash; Word that becomes its own opposite if its first letter is removed; Isn't ___ Lovely; ___ Used to Be Mine (song from "Waitress"); ___ said yes!; Cardi B's "___ Bad"; ___-Ra: Princess of Power (1980s animated series); Harry Styles tune about a woman who "lives in daydreams"; Her pronoun partner; Lead-in to "Bop" and "Wolf" in hits by Cyndi Lauper and Shakira; With 47-Down, "That's all" follower; Word repeatedly said while plucking petals; ___/her/hers; ___ Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft) (#1 country hit by Jerry Reed); ___ Said (2022 film); ___ Said (critically acclaimed 2022 biographical drama); 1967 song by the Monkees; With 45-Across, pronoun pair; No ___ didn't!; ___-Ra: Princess of Power; Woman or mare; '-- Bop' ('84 hit); Heifer or hen; ___ Thinks My Tractor's Sexy (Kenny Chesney single); American edition of elle?; The lady; 'Steady as -- goes!'; 'Thar -- blows!'; 'That's all -- wrote!'; -- -devil; The girl; 'Murder, -- Wrote'; Doe or sow; That gal; -- -wolf; The woman; '-- loves me ...'; 'Isn't -- Lovely'; Feminine Elvis Costello song?; Kiss "Dressed to Kill" classic; Talking Heads: "And ___ Was"; Beatles "___ Loves You"; Feminine Green Day song off "Dookie"?; Feminine Kiss classic?; Murder, ____ Wrote; ___/51-Across; One with a renowned seashell enterprise; He/___ (politically correct pronoun); Pronoun for 52 Across; Pronoun for a destroyer; 1935 or 1965 fantasy film; Pronoun for the Golden Hind; Philip Roth's "When ___ Was Good"; Gendered pronoun; Ricky Martin's "___ Bangs"; They/___ pronouns; Tongue-twisting seashell seller; ___ & Him (musical duo featuring Zooey Deschanel); ___ Stoops to Conquer (Oliver Goldsmith play); ___-Hulk: Attorney at Law; ___ shed (space that may also be called a lady lair); All the Things ___ Said (t.A.T.u. song); ___ Said (2019 book by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey); ___ Said (2022 drama based on a true story); ___ hate me. Like others (line from the Monster in "The Bride of Frankenstein"); Eve, but not Adam; That's all _____ wrote!; _____ Works Hard for the Money; Any seaworthy vessel; Any ship at sea; Throw it in and dad is dashed?; Isn't _____ Lovely? (Wonder tune); Murder, _____ Wrote; Adventure novel of 1887; Side in an age-old battle; Ain't _____ Sweet; _____ Bop (Cyndi Lauper); Broadway's "_____ Loves Me"; Pronoun for Eve; That hen or cow; Yacht pronoun; ___ Bop (Cyndi Lauper hit); _____ Done Him Wrong (Mae West film); Ship's designation; Type of wolf; Doe or heifer, e.g.; Eve was the first; He's jumbled?; Pronoun for Paula; Theme pronoun; Boat, pronominally; Word often substituted for "miss"; ___ Loves You (the Beatles hit); Our boat, pronominally; Haggard woman; Ship, to a skipper; ___ Had Some Horses (Joy Harjo poem); ___ Keeps Me Warm (Mary Lambert song); ___ Loves Me (1963 musical); ___ Memes Well (Quinta Brunson book); ___ Rates Dogs: The Podcast; ___ Wolf (Shakira album); Pronoun for Eddie Izzard; Pronoun for H.E.R., aptly; ___-Hulk aka Jennifer Walters; ___/her/hers pronouns; That cruise ship; Common pronoun; Why dad is now dashed?; Yonder lass; Not he; __ Hate Me (Spike Lee movie); Her relative?; This boat; Isn't ___ Lovely? (Stevie Wonder song); Boat's pronoun; Ship owner's pronoun; Ship, as a pronoun; Her kin?; Miss term?; Ship's calling?; Ewe's pronoun; Pronoun for a jenny; Pronoun hidden in "what's her name"; Seashell seller of note; ___ shed (man cave relative); ___-Hulk (green superheroine); ___ Will (2011 Lil Wayne hit); Pronoun for Lizzo; Pronoun for Wonder Woman; Pronoun for a sow; Pronoun for an ewe; Pronoun for the singer H.E.R.; Pronoun within "seashells"; Sow's pronoun; ___ Persisted (Chelsea Clinton book); Pronoun for Batwoman; Pronoun for Rihanna; Pronoun for a hen; ___/they pronouns; Pronoun for Indira Gandhi; With 54-Down, common pronoun pair; Every Little Thing ___ Does Is Magic (1981 hit); ___ Kills Monsters (play); French : elle :: English : ___; Pronoun at the start of "Killer Queen"; Pronoun for Jin Xing or Laverne Cox; All That ___ Wants (Ace of Base song); ___ Came in Through the Bathroom Window (Beatles song); ___ shed; Andress role 1965; Pronoun for any ship; That's all ____ wrote!; Elle in Elmira; ____ Loves You; ____-bear: ursa; Laverne or Shirley e.g.; Thelma or Louise e.g.; Ursula Andress starrer; Boat, traditionally; Hen or cow; One of 20 Across; Pronoun for 19 Down; Pronoun for 39 Across; _____ Stoops to Conquer; ___that was ever fair and never proud . . .; Broadway's "___ Loves Me"; Streep title role "___-Devil"; H. Rider Haggard classic, 1887; H. Rider Haggard's ageless queen; Pronoun for the USS Enterprise; ___ Loves You (Beatles); Craft pronoun; ___ Loves You (The Beatles); Hen or doe; H. Rider Haggard classic; Start of a well-known tongue twister; That suffragette; Pronoun for 54-Down; Word with "loves me" and "loves me not"; ___ Blinded Me with Science (1983 hit); Ingredient that makes dad dashed?; Pronoun for ewe?; Pronoun sometimes used for boats; Word for half of all hurricanes; Pronoun at sea; Pronoun for a lady; Ship, affectionately; Any boat, affectionately; It makes dad dashed?; Seller of seashells by the seashore; Pronoun for a woman; That sweet yacht over there; Any ship, affectionately; One selling seashells; Who sells seashells?; ___ Hate Me (Spike Lee movie); Pronoun for a dam or doe; Pronoun for half the hurricanes; Word in a whaler's cry; Sow or cow's pronoun; That cow or sow; Caitlin Jenner, since 2015; Pronoun for a ewe; Vessel's pronoun; ___ Works Hard for the Money (Donna Summer hit); ___-Ra and the Princesses of Power; Pronoun in English; They/___/he; Translation of "ella"; Translation of "elle"; With 38-Down, pronoun pair; All That ___ Carried (Tiya Miles book); ___ Bad (Cardi B song); ___ Memes Well (book by 34-Across); ___'s So Unusual (Cyndi Lauper album); Ella, in English; English translation of 59-Down; Pronoun along with 23-Across; Sheree Whitfield's clothing line; They/___/he pronouns; ___-Ra; ___ Wolf (Shakira hit); ___ Can't Love You (Destiny's Child song); ___ Is a Haunting (novel); ___ did it right there out on the deck / Put her canine teeth in the side of my neck; ___ left me roses by the stairs . . . (Blink-182 lyric); ___'s an icon, ___'s a legend, and ___ is the moment; Part of a pronoun pair; Pronoun often paired with "her"; That chick; That pen or hen; 1965 Andress film; Yon damsel; When -- was bad...; Haggard protagonist; __-devil; Cow or dam; One term for Senator Boxer?; Opening word of "Rocket Man"; ___-Hulk (comic book character); ___ Bangs (2000 hit); Dam or doe; Duchess's pronoun; Bob Dylan's "___ Belongs to Me"; This is ___ (phone call reply); Princess's pronoun; ___ & Him (pop duo); H. Rider Haggard book of 1887; ___ Talks to Angels (Black Crowes song); ___ Will Be Loved (Maroon 5 single); English equivalent of the French pronoun "elle"; Pronoun listed with her; 1887 novel of the lost city of Kor; 1887 novel set in the lost African city of Kor; Calico cat, generally; 1887 novel subtitled "A History of Adventure"; Adventure novel set in a lost African city; 1887 novel set in the city of Kor; Adventure novel set in the lost city of Kor; 1880s novel subtitled "A History of Adventure"; Hen or heifer; That aunt; The aforementioned woman; Word in place of a woman's name; Yonder ewe; Mare or doe; This miss; Book followed by the sequel "Ayesha"; Filly, e.g.; Gender pronoun choice; Preferred pronoun for some; That WNBA player; The lady we're talking about; Filly or jenny; Gender pronoun option; Preferred pronoun, perhaps; Pronoun for some; Seashell seller by the seashore; That girl over there