Referring Clues

• Turgenev lady
• Jean Renoir film heroine
• Daughter of Juan Carlos
• Actress Verdugo
• "Maria ___" (1933 song)
• "Mefistofele" soprano
• Spain's Princess ___
• "Maria ___" (1941 hit song)
• "Maria ___" (1941 hit)
• "Uncle Vanya" role
• Daughter of Queen Sofia
• "Mefistofele" role
• Turgenev heroine
• "Maria ___" (1933 tune)
• "Uncle Vanya" woman
• Spanish princess
• Heroine of Turgenev's "On the Eve"
• "Maria ___" (old tune)
• Daughter of Juan Carlos I
• Ecuador's Santa ___ Bay
• Russian democracy champion Bonner
• Russian figure skater Sokolova
• "Maria ___"
• "Maria ___" (1963 hit)
• Likhovtseva of tennis
• Tennis player Dementieva
• "Maria ___" (hit of 1941)
• Zorro's daughter in "The Mask of Zorro"
• Mrs. Ceausescu of Romania
• Makarova of tennis
• "Maria ___" (Jimmy Dorsey #1 hit)
• Human rights activist Bonner
• Dementieva of tennis
• "Maria ___," 1940's hit
• Next-to-last Italian queen
• 2004 French Open finalist ___ Dementieva
• "Maria ___" (1940's hit)
• Tennis star Dementieva
• "Maria ___," Jimmy Dorsey #1 hit
• Alexander's wife in "Uncle Vanya"
• "Paride ed ___" (Gluck opera)
• Actress Verdugo of "Marcus Welby, M.D."
• Ecuador's Santa ___ Peninsula
• "Maria ___," 1941 #1 hit
• 2008 Olympics tennis champion Dementieva
• "Maria ___" (Dorsey tune)
• "Maria ___" (Dorsey hit)
• Jimmy Dorsey's "Maria ___"
• "Marcus Welby, M.D." actress Verdugo
• "Maria ___" ('40s hit)
• Mexican author Garro (Octavio Paz's wife)
• Verdugo of TV
• "Marcus Wellby, M.D." actress Verdugo
• Verdugo of "Marcus Welby, MD"
• "Maria ___" (1941 #1 hit for Jimmy Dorsey)
• "Maria ___" (1940s song)
• Tennis pro Dementieva
• TV actress Verdugo
• "Uncle Vanya" character
• "Maria ___": 1940s song
• 2004 French Open and U.S. Open runner-up Dementieva
• "Maria ___": Jimmy Dorsey hit
• Ecuador's Santa ___ Peninsula
• Russian skater Sokolova
• "Paride ed ___": Gluck opera
• Princess of Spain
• "Uncle Vanya" character
• Helen, in Spanish
• "Marcus Welby, M.D." actress Verdugo
• "Maria ___" (1941 Dorsey hit)
• Daughter of King Juan Carlos
• "Maria ___" (1941 Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra hit)
• Bergman's "___ and Her Men"
• "Maria ___" (Dorsey tune)
• "Maria ___" (1941 Jimmy Dorsey hit)
• "Maria ___"
• "Maria ___" (Dorsey hit)
• 1940s song "Maria ___"
• Greta Garbo's role in "The Temptress"
• Likhovtseva of women's tennis
• Catherine Zeta-Jones's "The Mask of Zorro" role
• Verdugo of "Marcus Welby, M.D."
• "Maria ___" (Dorsey hit, 1941)
• "Maria ___" (Dorsey hit)
• Hurricane or figure skater Valova
• Dementieva of women's tennis
• "The Mask of Zorro" heroine
• ___ Kagan, Obama nominee to the Supreme Court
• Daughter of Spain's King Juan Carlos
• Supreme Court nominee Kagan
• Classmate of Felicity on "Felicity"
• Dorsey's "Maria ___"
• Justice Kagan
• Kagan who replaced Stevens on the Supreme Court
• Supreme Court Justice Kagan
• Verdugo of the screen
• Name in nationwide headlines, May 2010
• Sonia's junior colleague on the Supreme Court
• "The Vampire Diaries" heroine Gilbert
• Colleague of Sonia and Antonin
• "Maria ___" (1941 Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra hit)
• Bergman's "___ and Her Men"
• 1940s song "Maria ___"
• Greta Garbo's role in "The Temptress"
• "Maria ___" (1941 Jimmy Dorsey hit)
• "Maria ___" (1941 Dorsey hit)
• "Maria ___": Jimmy Dorsey hit
• "Maria ___": 1940s song
• "Maria ___": 1940s song
• "Paride ed ___": Gluck opera
• Tennis' Dementieva or Makarova
• Italian Helen
• Kagan who saved crossword constructors from having to reference a very old actress or a Russian tennis player
• Kagan of the highest court in the land
• Justice Kagan of the Supreme Court
• 2010 Supreme Court appointee Kagan
• 2010 tennis retiree Dementieva
• 1941 chart-topper "Maria ___"
• Kagan of the Supreme Court
• Colleague of John, Antonin, Anthony, Clarence, Ruth, Stephen, Samuel, and Sonia
• Opera's Obraztsova
• 'The Vampire Diaries' heroine
• 'The Mask of Zorro' heroine
• 'The Legend of Zorro' heroine
• 'Maria ___'
• Verdugo or Kagan
• Verdugo of 'Little Giant'
• Verdugo of film
• Verdugo of movies
• Verdugo of Hollywood
• Hollywood's Verdugo
• '___ and Her Men' (Ingrid Bergman film)
• 'Maria ___' (1941 hit)
• Colleague of Ruth and Antonin
• Colleague of Clarence
• Colleague of Ruth and Clarence
• Kagan of the court
• Colleague of Clarence and Ruth
• "The Vampire Diaries" girl
• Barack's second High Court appointee
• "Maria ___" (Jimmy Dorsey hit)
• "The Vampire Diaries" heroine
• Colleague of Antonin, Clarence and Sonia
• Jimmy Dorsey classic "Maria ___"
• Appointee for Barack
• Ms. Verdugo
• John Paul's Supreme Court successor
• Tennis's Dementieva
• Old Jimmy Dorsey hit "Maria ___"
• Barclata's "Maria ___"
• High court's Kagan
• John Paul's court successor
• Kagan on the bench
• Colleague of Ruth and Sonia
• John Paul's successor
• Kagan who clerked for Thurgood Marshall
• "Vampire Diaries" heroine
• Likhovtseva or Verdugo
• Kagan of justice
• Kagan hearing cases
• Colleague of Antonin and Clarence
• Miss Lewis on "Nick Freno"
• "The Vampire Diaries" protagonist
• Jeremy's cousin on "The Vampire Diaries"
• Colleague of Sonia and Clarence
• She was appointed a year after Sonia
• Gilbert of "The Vampire Diaries"
• Colleague of Antonin and Sonia
• "___ and Her Men" (Ingrid Bergman film)
• Colleague of Samuel and Sonia
• First name on the Supreme Court
• Colleague of Antonin and Anthony
• Barack's most recent Supreme Court appointee
• Court colleague of Ruth and Sonia
• Barack's 2010 High Court appointee
• Supreme Court appointee after Sonia
• "Neapolitan Novels" author Ferrante
• Helen, in Spain
• ___ Gilbert, protagonist of "The Vampire Diaries"
• Kagan of the surpreme court
• Appointee after Sonia
• Justice who clerked for Thurgood
• Verdugo of old Hollywood
• Kagan or Verdugo
• Disney princess from Avalor
• Kagan on the Supreme Court
• Court selection after Sonia
• '50s pop hit "Maria ___"
• Figure skater Berezhnaya
• Nicolae Ceausescu's wife
• Sister of Felipe VI
• Girl's name
• Colleague of Stephen and Sonia
• Girl turning into African elephant
• Kagan in robes
• Colleague of Neil and Clarence
• "___ and Her Men" (Bergman film)
• 2015 WNBA MVP ___ Delle Donne
• Barack's 2010 nominee
• Actress Verduco
• 1956 Ingrid Bergman film, ___ and Her Men
• “Maria ___” (Jimmy Dorsey single)
• With 3-Down, justice since 2010
• Colleague of Clarence and Neil
• Jurist Kagan
• Justice seated beside Samuel
• Multi-time W.N.B.A. All-Star ___ Delle Donne
• Colleague of Sonia
• First name on the high bench
• Justice appointed after Sonia
• Kagan of the SCOTUS
• TV's Verdugo
• 2008 Olympic tennis gold medalist Dementieva
• Barack's 2010 appointment
• The narrator of Ferrante's Neapolitan novels
• Colleague of John, Clarence, Ruth, Stephen, Samuel, Sonia and Neil
• One of Barack's appointees
• Colleague of Ruth, Sonia, etc.
• Court colleague of Sonia
• Princess of Avalor, in children's TV
• Author Ferrante
• Two-time WNBA MVP Delle Donne
• Author Ferrante of the "Neapolitan Novels"
• John Paul’s successor
• WNBA star Delle Donne
• Princess voiced by Aimee Carrero
• Princess of Avalor, on a Disney show
• Kagan on the high bench
• With 38-Across, 47-Across member?
• "___ of Avalor"
• "My Brilliant Friend" narrator
• "Little Fires Everywhere" journalist
• High Court name
• 2010 Barack appointee
• Disney's princess of Avalor
• First Latina Disney princess
• Court pick after Sonia
• Hoops star ___ Delle Donne
• Colleague of Neil and Sonia
• Barack selection of 2010
• Princess of Avalor
• Hoops star Delle Donne
• ___ Gilbert, "The Vampire Diaries" protagonist
• Colleague of Amy and Sonia
• Mrs. Richardson's first name in "Little Fires Everywhere"
• Roger who's played Edith Piaf and Eva Peron
• Lead role in "The Vampire Diaries"
• Novelist Ferrante
• Italian author Ferrante
• Basketball star Delle Donne
• W.N.B.A. star ___ Delle Donne
• Disney's "___ of Avalor"
• Two-time WNBA MVP ___ Delle Donne
• Italian author Ferrante, who wrote the "Neapolitan Novels"
• Colleague of Sonia and Ketanji
• Main character in "One Day at a Time"
• Abuelita's name in "Coco"
• Kagan on the Court
• ___ Delle Donne, two-time W.N.B.A. M.V.P.
• Ketanji's colleague
• "Wonder Woman" actress Anaya
• Skater Valova
• ___ Ferrante, author of the "Neapolitan Novels"
• 2022 Wimbledon champion Rybakina
• "My Brilliant Friend" novelist Ferrante
• Supreme Court name
• Ketanji colleague