- VAMP
- Seducer
- Seductress
- Shoe part
- Theda Bara was one
- Simple musical passage
- Act seductively
- Improvised accompaniment
- Repeated passage, in music
- Stage seductress
- Repeat, as a musical passage
- Femme fatale
- Repeat as necessary, as a riff
- Someone like Theda Bara
- Shoe upper, in part
- Improvise
- Improvise jazzily
- Temptress
- Siren
- Real heartbreaker
- Wing it, musically
- Hard Hearted Hannah (the ___ of Savannah)
- Seduce
- Coquette
- Seductive woman
- Theda Bara, for one
- Improvise, in jazz
- Marlene Dietrich character, often
- Improvise on the piano
- Top part of a shoe
- Improvise musically
- Jazzy ad lib
- Woman of wiles
- Jazz improvisation
- Improvise on the bandstand
- Flirt
- Theda Bara role
- Mae West persona
- Improvise at the jazz club
- Improvised jazz part
- Seductive sort
- Musical riff
- Silent-screen siren
- Jazz accompaniment
- Vocal preceder
- Repeated musical figure
- Repeating section in jazz
- Improvised musical passage
- Play it by ear
- Upper part of shoes.
- Theda Bara.
- Theda Bara, for instance.
- Part of a shoe.
- Improvised variation of a tune.
- Femme fatale of early movies.
- Improvise, as music.
- Improvise, in music.
- Movie star, old style.
- Siren, 1920 style.
- Phenomenon of early movies.
- Silent-film role.
- Movie siren
- Musical intro
- Theda Bara, e.g.
- Bara role
- Top of a shoe
- Alluring woman
- Shoe feature
- Volunteer fireman
- Nita or Theda
- Musical improvisation
- Silents siren
- Silents' Bow, e.g.
- Chap trap
- Fill in time on stage
- Man trapper
- Hard Hearted Hannah of song
- Short, repeated musical passage
- Repetitive groove
- Appellation for Theda Bara
- Introductory jazz passage
- Introductory musical passage
- Theda Bara <P>e.g.
- Mae West on screen
- Musical improvised accompaniment
- Minx
- Savannah's Hard-Hearted denizen
- Screen seductress
- Jazz it up?
- Seductress in silents
- Improvise, to a musician
- Fanged figure, for short
- Shoe top
- Play a looping musical passage
- Repeating bit of music
- Man-eater
- Jazzy rift
- Repeated passage at the start of a song
