Referring Clues

• Southwest friend
• Sidekick
• Friend in a sombrero
• Pal
• Southwest sidekick
• Buddy
• Sidekick, south of the border
• Friend to Franco
• South-of-the-border friend
• Mexican friend
• Friend, south of the border
• Friend in the Southwest
• Sidekick, in the Southwest
• Baja buddy
• Chihuahua chum
• Acapulco pal
• Friend of Carlos
• Friend in a western
• Friend, slangily
• Franco's friend
• Friend, to Fernando
• The Cisco Kid, to Pancho
• Pamplona pal
• Mexican buddy
• Cancún compadre
• Barcelona buddy
• Pedro's pal
• Compadre
• Cuban pal
• Gilberto's friend
• Male friend
• Panza, to Quixote
• Cisco, to Pancho
• Friend of Francisco
• Buddy in Baja
• Spanish friend
• Julio's friend
• Plácido's pal
• Bud
• Friend
• Córdoba cohort
• Peruvian pal
• Picasso's pal
• Juan's buddy
• Friend, in Spanish
• "Compadre"
• Friend from Spain
• Friend, in Mexico
• Chum
• Baja pal
• South-of-the-border buddy
• Bolivian buddy
• Pancho, to Cisco
• Friend, somewhere
• Pueblo pal
• Che, to Fidel
• Steve Martin role in 1986
• Tampico pal
• Poza Rica de Hidalgo buddy
• Panama pal
• Spanish pal
• Friend of a Cuban
• "Adios, ___"
• Friend of Jesús
• Pal, in Pamplona
• Chum in Chihuahua
• Padre's compadre, e.g.
• "Compadre"
• Person willing to lend a mano, say
• Santiago sidekick
• Santiago sidekick
• Panamanian pal
• Cancún comrade
• Pal, to Pedro
• Pal to Pedro
• Pal for Pedro
• Mexican pal
• Pablo's pal
• Pal, in Malaga
• Friendly hombre
• Pal in Pamplona
• Cádiz cohort
• Cowboys friend
• Compañero
• Chihuahuan chum
• Buddy, in Barcelona
• "Compañero"
• Friend of Franco
• Puerto Rican pal
• Bud in the Southwest
• Pal of 6-Down
• Pal in Peru
• Paisano
• Spanish "friend"
• Pal of Picasso
• Male friend, south of the border
• Friend, way down south
• Chihuahua pal
• Fernando's friend
• Pedro's friend
• Friend (sp.)
• Pal of La Mancha
• Pal of Pedro
• "Bud" or "pal" kin
• Chum, in Chihuahua
• Acapulco cohort
• Friend in Spain
• Chum south of the border
• Friend in the barrio
• José's 8-Down
• Friend in Mexico
• Chiapas chum
• Bud in Baja
• Pal, to Pablo
• Overseas friend
• Friend in Mexico City
• Buddy in the barrio
• Juanita's friend
• Pal, in Mexico
• Fidel's friend?
• Best bud, in Bolivia
• Written about in blog, I'm acknowledged as foreign friend
• Before noon I leave pal
• Martin, Short or Chase, in a 1986 comedy
• Pal, in Panama
• "Buenas Tardes ___" Ween
• Marc Anthony song for a friend?
• Romeo Santos song about friend?
• Male (Spanish?) friend
• European comrade has another try
• Mate in Madrid?
• Say adios to him
• ... friend: is it ok for me to take off?
• A (Spanish-speaking?) friend
• PM: I stay, as opposed to this friend
• Do I resemble Thunderbirds, pal?
• Have a fighter round as a friend
• Pal from Madrid?
• Spanish china
• All ready for setter's take off, chum?
• A friend in Miami gossips
• Cordoba cohort
• Padre's compadre
• A friend will offer an American private backing within a very short time
• Ignoring every other aim, sing to a friend
• Friend to travel on a motorway
• One foreign friend told to leave by another
• Miami godfather shields pal
• Leave after French friend finds a Spanish one
• Friend gets a green light crossing motorway
• Mia organised leave with friend from Madrid
• Do I have permission to proceed, buddy?
• In the morning I work with a friend
• Friend in Miami, golfing
• A fighter by ring with a friend
• Friend in a plane, latest from Mexico
• In the morning, I leave with a friend
• Friend, male one, filling in the past
• Mexican's mate in a plane close to Mexico
• I depart after American friend
• Friend, a fighter by ring
• I start to support a married friend
• I travel, giving support to a male friend
• I turn to follow a male friend
• Friend mostly surrounded by work
• Fidel's friend?
• La Paz paisano
• Spanish word for "friend"
• Bolivian bud
• I leave after a male friend
• Juanita's pal
• Leave after friend in Paris or friend in Madrid
• See 67 Across
• Pal with pesos
• Peruvian 96 Across
• Pancho's friend
• Baja bud
• Juan's pal
• Bud in a cantina
• Compa
• "Compadre" of Carlos
• Mexican male pal
• Friend, in Panama
• Pal, in Puerto Rico
• Buddy, in Baja California
• Spanish for "friend"
• Another word for "friend"
• Mexican ally
• Broseph
• "Mi casa es su casa" speaker
• Mexican mate
• "¡Mi hombre!"
• Friend in Oaxaca