Referring Clues

• Dancer Astaire
• Designer Simpson
• Fred's dancing partner
• "Jane Eyre" girl
• Fred's light-footed sister
• Fashion's Simpson
• One of the Astaires
• Jane Eyre's pupil
• "Die Fledermaus" maid
• Dancing Astaire
• Fred's dancing sister
• Fred Astaire's sister
• An Astaire
• "The Story of ___ H"
• Wife or daughter of Victor Hugo
• Dance partner for Fred
• Romance novelist Ashworth
• Jane Eyre's charge
• Maid in "Die Fledermaus"
• Gustav Klimt's "Portrait of ___ Bloch-Bauer I"
• One of the dancing Astaires
• ___ Hugo, 1975 Isabelle Adjani role based on a real-life story
• Dancer with Fred
• One of Fred's dance partners
• Fred's one-time dancing partner
• "Die Fledermaus" coloratura
• "Fascinating Aida" performer Anderson
• Fred's sister
• 2009 Grammy winner for Best New Artist
• Jane Eyre's charge ___ Varens
• One-named singer with the 2008 Grammy for Best New Artist
• Astaire of Broadway
• Big sister and dance partner of Fred Astaire
• Romance writer Ashworth
• Fred's "Funny Face" costar on Broadway
• Vaudeville dancer Astaire
• 2009 Grammy-winning vocalist
• "The Story of ___ H": 1975 Truffaut film
• Fred's first partner
• Simpson of fashion
• High-heeled Astaire
• Astaire with a skirt
• Sister of Fred
• Fred's Broadway "Funny Face" partner
• "Die Fledermaus" role
• Child in the care of Jane Eyre
• Fred's sister and partner
• "Jane Eyre" girl
• "Die Fledermaus" maid
• "The Story of ___ H" (1975 movie)
• "The Story of ___ H."
• Fred's onstage partner
• Dancing sister of a famous dancer
• One of Fred's dancing partner
• Fred's dance partner
• "The Story of ___ H."
• Sister and dance partner of Fred Astaire
• Astaire sister
• A dancing Astaire
• Noted Astaire
• 2009 Grammy-winning pop singer
• Predecessor of Ginger
• Fred Astaire's dancing sister
• One-named singer with the 2010 hit "Rolling in the Deep"
• Rochester's ward
• "The Story of ___ H": 1975 Truffaut film
• Jane Eyre's charge ___ Varens
• "Die Fledermaus" role
• "The Story of ___ H" (1975 film)
• Best New Artist Grammy winner of 2009
• British pop singer
• Jergens or Astaire
• British singer with "Someone Like You"
• 'Die Fledermaus' maid
• Victor Hugo's wife
• Fred's early partner
• 'Rolling in the Deep' singer
• Sister of Fred Astaire
• 'The Story of ___ H.' (1975 film)
• One-named singer of 'Someone Like You'
• One-named singer of "Rolling in the Deep"
• She went six-for-six at the Grammys
• Singer of the 2011 #1 hit "Someone Like You"
• "Rolling in the Deep" singer
• Singer with the multiplatinum albums "19" and "21"
• 'Someone Like You' singer
• 2012 Album of the Year artist
• "Rolling in the Deep" singer, 2010
• Romance author Ashworth
• Best New Artist at the 2009 Grammy Awards
• Mr. Rochester's ward
• 2008 Best New Artist Grammy winner
• One-named British pop singer
• 'Set Fire to the Rain' singer
• Singer with the 7x platinum single "Rolling in the Deep"
• 'Skyfall' singer
• "Someone Like You" vocalist
• Actress Jergens
• British singing star
• "Skyfall" singer
• One-named singer of "Skyfall"
• Billboard's Artist of the Year for 2011
• "21" artist
• Singer with the albums "19" and "21"
• Mononymous "Rumour Has It" singer
• One-named singing star with the surname Adkins
• "Skyfall" songstress
• Winner of six Grammys in 2012
• "21" and "19" singer
• British singer with the age-related albums "19" and "21"
• She released "21" in 2011
• "Someone Like You" singer
• Singer with the 2011 album '21'
• Singer with the 2011 album "Twenty One"
• Singer with the hit albums "19" and "21"
• "Jane Eyre" child
• One-named singer with the albums "19" and "21"
• She did a Bond song
• 2009 Best New Artist (Grammys)
• "21" singer
• Singer of "Skyfall," 2012 Oscar winner for Best Original Song
• Best New Artist Grammy winner of 2008
• Oscar winner for "Skyfall"
• "Chasing Pavements" singer
• Popular singing star
• "Turning Tables" singer
• British singing sensation
• Billboard's Artist of the Year for 2011 and 2012
• Grammy-winning British vocalist
• One-named pop star
• Singer who was awarded an M.B.E. in 2013
• Oscar-winning "Skyfall" singer
• Grammy winner for 2011's "Someone Like You"
• Grammy winner for "21"
• "Rumour Has It" singer
• Jane Eyre's student
• "Someone Like You" singer, 2011
• Six-Grammy winner in 2012
• British pop star
• Singer of "Skyfall"
• Singer of the 2012 Bond film theme
• Ginger's predecessor
• 'Rumour Has It' singer
• "Hello" singer
• 'Hello' singer of 2015
• Singer with the 2015 album "25"
• One-named singer
• "Set Fire to the Rain" singer
• Dancer Fred's dancing sister
• Big name in pop music
• 'Hello' singer
• Singer with the album "25"
• Her "Hello" hit #1
• British pop superstar
• Artist with the album "25"
• British "19" singer
• Pop superstar
• "Rolling in the Deep" chanteuse
• British pop sensation
• Singer with the albums "19," "21" and "25"
• One-named singer with 10 Grammys
• Young adult fiction writer Griffin
• One-named "Skyfall" singer
• Her 'Hello' was a big hit
• 2016 Billboard Top Artist
• One-named singer who won the 2016 Album of the Year
• Two-time Billboard Top Artist awardee
• "Hello" Grammy winner
• London-born singing star
• "Hello" singer, 2015
• Singer who won five 2016 Grammys
• "Hello" singer of 2015
• "Skyfall" singer, 2012
• First name in dance
• One-named "All I Ask" singer
• 40's-50's actress ___ Mara
• Singer awarded an MBE by Queen Elizabeth
• British singer of "Skyfall"
• Penguin of Antarctica
• British superstar singer
• "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" singer, 2015
• Writer Rogers St. Johns
• She recorded the album "21"
• Popular British singer
• She released the albums "19" and "21"
• Singer of the "Spectre" theme song
• Singer who recorded "19," "21" and "25"
• Grammy-winning "Cold Shoulder" Brit
• Soulful "Right as Rain" Brit
• Topped almost every chart with "21"
• Grammy-winning "Chasing Pavements" Brit
• Grammy-winning "Hometown Glory" Brit
• Female English singer-songwriter, b. 1988
• Chart-topping "21" Brit
• "Hello" diva
• "Water Under the Bridge" singer
• For her the cockney had jellied eel
• "Hello" artist
• "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" singer
• Girl making a mark on proofs
• Best New Artist winner at the 2009 Grammys
• One-named singer with five 2015 Grammys
• Woman taken in by bad element
• Dancer Fred's sister
• "Rolling in the Deep" artist
• "All I Ask" singer
• "Turning Tables" balladeer of 2011
• "Chasing Pavements" Grammy winner
• Singer whose hits include Someone Like You (2011)
• Girl from Belgrade, lexicographer
• Singer back in style led appeal
• Astaire's partner Madeleine, not Bunthorne's!
• "25" album maker
• One-named singer with 15 Grammys
• Singer whose three studio albums have numerical titles
• Vocalist with the albums "19," "21," and "25"
• Recording artist whose songs include Someone Like You
• Her debut album was "19"
• British singer who has won 15 Grammys since 2009
• Victor Hugo's daughter
• One-named British pop star
• "Hello" balladeer
• Singer whose debut album was 19
• Singer with the multiplatinum albums "19," "21" and "25"
• Astaire with steps
• One-named singer whose last name is Adkins
• She released "25" at age 27
• Two-time Billboard Top Artist winner
• "Water Under the Bridge" singer, 2016
• Singing superstar born in Tottenham
• Two-time Billboard Artist of the Year
• "25" vocalist
• First female singer to have three simultaneous solo top 10 singles
• Dancing partner for Fred
• "Send My Love" singer, 2016
• She's one point in the lead, for a change
• "19," "21" and "25" singer
• Rosalinde's maid in Strauss's "Die Fledermaus"
• Grammy winner for "25"
• Pop star from London
• Singing star from London
• Singer with numbered albums
• Grammy-winning singer of "Hello"
• One-named singer in the Guinness Book
• “Skyfall” singer
• Youngest to win six Grammys in one night
• Singer with the best-selling albums "19," "21" and "25"
• Singer with numerically named albums
• Artist with the albums "19", "21" and "25"
• First female singer to have three simultaneous top 10 hits as a lead artist
• British pop singer of "Skyfall"
• “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)” singer
• "Someone Like You" hitmaker, 2011
• One-named "Hello" singer
• Now, the jellied eel is for her
• English pop diva
• 2009's one-named Best New Artist
• Her "Live" tour ended at Wembley (2017)
• Singer whose hits include Someone Like You
• "25" singer
• “When We Were Young” singer
• Top pop singer from London
• Singer of the 2015 #1 hit "Hello"
• French actress Haenel
• Winner of six Grammys on February 12, 2012
• One-named British singer
• She won Album of the Year honors in 2012 and 2017
• Winner of 15 Grammys (2009-2017)
• One-named Brit with 15 Grammys
• One-named singer of 2011's "Someone Like You"
• 2017 Album of the Year winner
• Pop superstar from Tottenham
• Best-selling musical artist whose album titles represent ages
• Singer of the album "25"
• Grammy winner with the surname Adkins
• Singer with albums named for her age
• Singer Adkins known by her first name
• "Rolling in the Deep" hitmaker
• Pop star from Tottenham
• Singer with the album "21"
• Singer of the titular song in 2012's "Skyfall"
• Artist behind the best-selling album of the 21st century (30 million units)
• "When We Were Young" singer
• Singer with the album "30"
• "Easy on Me" singer
• First person to appear simultaneously on the American and British covers of Vogue (Oct. 2021)
• "Easy on Me" singer, 2021
• She released "30" in '21
• 56-Across singer
• First songwriter to win an Oscar for a James Bond theme
• "Rumour Has It" singer, 2011
• 2012 winner of six Grammys
• One-named singer whose four studio albums have numerical titles
• Who had us at "Hello"?
• One-named singer whose surname is Adkins
• Singer ___ Laurie Blue Adkins (who's best known by her first name)
• One-named "Easy on Me" singer
• "21" and "25" Grammy winner
• Singer whose album titles are all two-digit numbers
• Mononymous singer with numerically titled albums
• Singer known for numerically titled albums
• "I Drink Wine" singer
• Singer with the albums "19" and "30"
• Singer with the albums "21," "25" and "30"
• "Make You Feel My Love" singer, 2008
• "Easy on Me" Grammy winner
• Singer who titles her albums after her age