Referring Clues

• Scat queen Fitzgerald
• Singer Fitzgerald
• First name in scat
• Queen of scat
• 1965 jazz album
• Suffix with salmon
• Poet ___ Wheeler Wilcox
• Miss Cinders of old comics
• Actress Raines
• Noted first name in jazz
• Jazzy Fitzgerald
• Cinders in old strips
• Former Gov. Grasso
• Scat artist Fitzgerald
• Scat lady
• "Pure ___" (1994 jazz album)
• Tuneful Fitzgerald
• Raines of 40's-50's film
• Grammy winner Fitzgerald
• Raines of filmdom
• First name in jazz
• Jazz's Fitzgerald
• "___ in London" (jazz album)
• Fitzgerald of jazz
• "The Intimate ___" (1990 jazz album)
• Former Connecticut Gov. Grasso
• Name in the Jazz Hall of Fame
• 1969 jazz album
• ___ Peterson, Judy Holliday's role in "Bells Are Ringing"
• "Pure ___," 1994 jazz album
• Vocalist Fitzgerald
• Raines or Cinders
• "___ Cinders" (old comic)
• "___ in Berlin" (1960 jazz album)
• Raines of "Hail the Conquering Hero"
• That Spanish girl
• Cinders of old comics
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)
• First name in 52-Down
• Fitzgerald of scat
• "___ Cinders" of old funnies
• First Lady of Jazz
• 2004 film "___ Enchanted"
• Fitzgerald, the First Lady of Jazz
• Fitzgerald who sang "I'm Making Believe"
• Ex-governor Grasso
• First name in singing
• ___ Cinders of old funnies
• "___ Enchanted" (Newbery-winning book made into a 2004 film)
• Spanish "she"
• 1940's-50's actress Raines
• "Enchanted" girl in a 2004 film
• 2004 title role for Anne Hathaway
• "___ Enchanted" (Gail Carson Levine book)
• ___ Peterson, lead role in "Bells Are Ringing"
• "___ and Louis" (1956 duet album)
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 movie)
• She: Italian
• Fitzgerald who knew how to scat
• Fitzgerald who sang "A-Tisket, A-Tasket"
• 1969 self-titled jazz album
• Former Connecticut governor Grasso
• Salmon tail?
• Actress Raines on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
• "___ Enchanted" (Anne Hathaway movie)
• First name in jazz singing
• Jazz great Fitzgerald
• Legend of scat
• Jazz legend Fitzgerald
• Social reformer Baker
• Raines or Fitzgerald
• Cinders of old strips
• Cinders of the comics
• Scat legend Fitzgerald
• "___ Cinders" (old comic strip)
• First lady of scat
• First name in 29-Down
• "The First Lady of Song" Fitzgerald
• Cinders of comics
• "First Lady of Song" Fitzgerald
• Four-time Grammy winner Fitzgerald
• Jazz giant Fitzgerald
• She performed with Duke and Dizzy
• Scat queen
• Daughter of Scarlett O'Hara
• Big name in scat
• Fitzgerald with 13 Grammys
• Former governor Grasso
• Scatter Fitzgerald
• Ms. Fitzgerald
• Fitzgerald in old Memorex ads
• Jazz singer Fitzgerald
• Folk singer Jenkins
• "Enchanted" girl in a 2004 movie
• Scat singer Fitzgerald
• Grasso or Fitzgerald
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 Anne Hathaway fantasy)
• Raines of film
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 fantasy)
• "Enchanted" role for Anne Hathaway
• "___ Minnow Pea" (epistolary novel featuring pangrams)
• Raines of "Phantom Lady"
• Contemporary of Dizzy and Billie
• First name of the First Lady of Song
• Self-titled album of 1969
• Scarlett's first daughter in the book "Gone With the Wind"
• "Billie, ___, Lena, Sarah" (compilation jazz album)
• "___ and Louis" (album of duets)
• Uri Geller novel
• "Poems of Passion" writer ___ Wheeler Wilcox
• Pamplona pronoun
• Ex-governor of Connecticut Grasso
• Elegant elephant of kiddie lit
• She, south of the border
• "___ Enchanted" (Gail Carson Levine children's book)
• Pronoun for Paloma
• ___ Moss (fashion label)
• Self-titled jazz album of 1969
• Pronoun for una puertorriqueña
• "___ and Louis" (1956 album)
• "Pure ___" (1994 album)
• Politician Grasso who was one of Time's Women of the Year in 1975
• 1969 jazz album with a cover of "Got to Get You Into My Life"
• Scatter supreme
• Scatter with Grammys
• Raines of film (m)
• Contemporary of Billie
• 10-Across singer
• "___ Enchanted": 2004 film
• Spanish pronoun
• "___ Enchanted": 2004 fantasy
• Scat queen, familiarly
• Scatter to admire
• She played Maggie in "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955)
• Contemporary of Billie and Sarah
• First name in scat singing
• Scatter with style
• Scatter extraordinaire
• Great scatter
• Scatter on the stage
• "Bells Are Ringing" heroine
• 2004 role for Anne Hathaway
• "Cole Porter Song Book" singer
• "___ Enchanted" (Anne Hathaway film)
• She, in Seville
• Spanish "she"
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)
• Big name on Verve Records
• Scat singing legend
• She, in Siena
• Contemporary of Bessie and Billie
• First name in the Jazz Hall of Fame
• "Pure ___" (1950 jazz album)
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 comedy)
• "A-Tisket, A-Tasket" singer
• Jazzy First Lady of Song
• Contemporary of Sarah and Billie
• "Enchanted" girl in a 2004 film
• "A-Tisket, A-Tasket" singer Fitzgerald
• "First Lady of Song" Fitzgerald
• Contemporary of Louis and Duke
• Raines of old films
• Singing Fitzgerald
• Scat master Fitzgerald
• First name in jazz legends
• Suffix with "salmon"
• "Flying Home" Fitzgerald
• Poet Wilcox
• Cinders in a strip
• Singer with Duke
• Legendary Fitzgerald
• Singer with Louis and Duke
• "___ Cinders"
• Fitzgerald of scat fame
• A famous Fitzgerald
• Jazz great with Louis and Duke
• Jazzy first name
• Singer with Count and Duke
• Songstress Fitzgerald
• Scatter-brained singer?
• Raines, Cinders or Fitzgerald
• Fitzgerald of song
• What she becomes in Spain?
• Scat first name
• "A-Tisket, A-Tasket" singer Fitzgerald
• Lois Lane's mother
• Jazz giant, familiarly
• "Enchanted" Anne Hathaway role
• "First Lady of Song"
• Jazz immortal
• Fitzgerald who sang "A-Tisket A-Tasket"
• Fitzgerald known as the First Lady of Song
• Collaborator with a Count and a Duke
• Fitzgerald or Raines
• First Lady of Song Fitzgerald
• 2004 Anne Hathaway title role
• "Oh, Lady Be Good!" singer Fitzgerald
• La senorita
• Self-titled 1969 jazz album
• "Pure ___" (1950 jazz album)
• "___ Enchanted": 2004 fantasy
• "___ Enchanted": 2004 film
• She sang with Louis
• Cinder ender
• Bacteria suffix
• "Enchanted" girl of children's lit
• "Bells Are Ringing" heroine
• "Cole Porter Song Book" singer
• "___ Enchanted" (Anne Hathaway film)
• Comical Cinders
• The scat's meow, Fitzgerald
• "___ in Hollywood" (1961 jazz album)
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 fantasy film)
• "___ à Nice" (1971 live album)
• Singer Fitzgerald, for one
• Scatter's first name
• Self-titled album by the First Lady of Song
• Big name in jazz-singing history
• "___ in Berlin" (1960 live album)
• Satchmo collaborator
• Cinders or Fitzgerald
• Jazz songstress Fitzgerald
• America's first female governor Grasso
• Name associated with 60-Down
• ___ Moss (clothing brand)
• Salmon's tail?
• 1-Across singer
• Noted name in scat
• Big name in jazz
• 2004 Anne Hathaway role
• Logan or Raines
• Scat specialist
• 'Enchanted' girl of film
• Fitzgerald of jazz fame
• Raines of Hollywood
• Eponymous 1969 jazz album
• '___ Enchanted'
• Music's Fitzgerald
• "___ Swings Lightly" (1958 vocal jazz album)
• Famous jazz first name
• Lady associated with Duke and Count
• "Mack The Knife" singer
• Mack the knife singer
• Noted name in jazz
• "The First Lady of Song"
• Cinder ending?
• First name among jazz legends
• Fitzgerald for one
• Scatting Fitzgerald
• "A-Tisket, A-Tasket" first name
• Anne Hathaway role
• She sang with Duke and Dizzy
• Miss Cinders of early comics
• Jazz vocalist Fitzgerald
• "Phantom Lady" co-star Raines
• Idol of scat cats
• Dunn's "___ Minnow Pea: A Novel in Letters"
• Big name in jazz singers
• Noted first name of jazz
• Scat-singing Fitzgerald
• Name associated with 53-Across
• "Enchanted" girl of film
• Raines of 'The Web'
• First Lady of Song
• Fitzgerald in an old Memorex commercial
• "___ Enchanted"
• Feminine suffix
• Girl's name that sounds like French for "she has it"
• "___ and Louis" (Fitzgerald and Armstrong album)
• "___ and Louis," 1956 jazz album
• That señorita
• "Enchanted" title girl in a 2004 film
• Raines of old movies
• She, from Spain
• Jazzy Duke's collaborator
• First name of the "First Lady of Song"
• The First Lady of Song, to fans
• Joyce of "Roc"
• First lady of scat, familiarly
• "___ and Basie!" (1963 jazz album)
• Actress Raines of "Phantom Lady"
• Contemporary of Duke and Louis
• Singer ___ Fitzgerald
• Duke collaborator
• She, in Valencia
• ___ Fitzgerald
• Hollywood's Raines
• She, in Barcelona
• Scat legend, familiarly
• Melodious Fitzgerald
• Lorde's actual first name
• 1979 DownBeat Hall of Fame inductee, familiarly
• Fitzgerald the jazz legend
• 2004 film, "___ Enchanted"
• She, in Madrid
• Jazz great ___ Fitzgerald
• That señora
• Lorde's real first name
• "Ghost" singer Henderson
• Vocalist ___Ffitzgerald
• "Enchanted" film girl
• Legendary Fitzgerald of jazz
• Scatter?
• Fitzgerald of old "Is it live, or is it Memorex?" ads
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 rom-com)
• "Enchanted" girl of kid-lit
• ___ Moss (women's clothing label)
• Raines of old Hollywood
• Legendary jazz singer Fitzgerald
• Actress Raines of "Tall in the Saddle"
• "___ and Louis": 1956 jazz album
• She, in Spanish
• "___ & Duke at the Côte D'Azur" (1966 jazz album)
• Brit singer Henderson
• She, in Salerno
• Singing legend Fitzgerald
• "___ Enchanted" (Hathaway film)
• See 68-Across
• Fitzgerald, the "Queen of Scat"
• "___ Sings Gershwin" (1950 jazz album)
• Legendary first name in jazz
• Jazzy queen of scat
• "___ Enchanted," 1998 Newbery Honor book
• Frequent collaborator with Louis and Duke
• Fitzgerald on a 2007 postage stamp
• "Enchanted" girl of moviedom
• Singer Logan
• Feminine name suffix
• Ms. Fitzgerald of jazz
• Legendary singer Fitzgerald
• Skat artist Fitzgerald
• Musical Fitzgerald
• She sang with Louie
• Singer Lorde's real first name
• "The coolest kid in the universe" [E]
• Vocalist ___ Fitzgerald
• ___ Fitzgerald of jazz
• "___ Enchanted" (movie)
• Jazz's ___ Fitzgerald
• Jazz singer ___ Fitzgerald
• Jazz diva
• Other versions of the jazz singer
• He will tip off a woman
• Girl's name
• She's back in ballet
• Stoker's back from Spanish resort, leaving girl
• Civil rights activist Baker
• She collaborated on a "Porgy and Bess" album with Louis
• Friction with this girl could be rash
• She follows one sort of track in pantomime
• Girl in passageway stopping short, looking back
• Fitzgerald's desanctified lager?
• She does a turn for orchestra lacking leader
• Praise be! - not half! - when this jazz singer makes comeback
• Scatter in record stores?
• First name of the First Lady of Jazz
• ___ Cinders of old comics
• She performed with Duke
• Frequent singing partner of Louis
• "___ Enchanted" (Newbery Honor book)
• Scatter of note?
• "___ at Duke's Place" (1965 jazz album)
• After the salmon she gets food poisoning
• Great interpreter of 8 21 25 (but not the one mentioned therein)
• ___ Fitzgerald, musician
• ___- Fitzgerald, 'Queen of Jazz'
• Girl from Israel - lawyer
• Singer taking the dross out of pantomime
• Grasso of Connecticut politics
• Actress Joyce
• Pa leaves Spanish dish for girl
• Fitzgerald on a postage stamp
• She turns up in Northallerton
• Legendary chanteuse Fitzgerald
• Singer known for her 85-Across
• She sang with Satchmo
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 Anne Hathaway movie)
• "Enchanted" fantasy film girl
• Fitzgerald honored by the USPS
• Singer on a 2007 Black Heritage postage stamp, familiarly
• She: Sp.
• "Enchanted" title character
• Joyce or Fitzgerald
• "___ Enchanted" (Hathaway movie)
• Fitzgerald, the "Queen of Jazz"
• A girl from the east taking everyone aback
• Noted Fitzgerald
• Fitzgerald known as the Queen of Jazz
• First name in jazz vocals
• Scatting legend Fitzgerald
• Mai or Fitzgerald
• She sang with Louis and Duke
• Contemporary of Lena
• "Enchanted" movie girl
• "Boo'd Up" singer ___ Mai
• "Enchanted" film title girl
• "___ Enchanted," 2004 romcom
• Singer with Duke and Count
• ___ Fitzgerald, jazz singer
• She, in Sevilla
• A novel lady's name
• Hernando's "her"
• Collaborator with Dizzy
• Spanish feminine pronoun
• Civil rights leader Baker
• "___ & Basie": 1963 jazz collaboration
• Name on a "Mack the Knife" Grammy (1960)
• Fitzgerald with many Grammys
• Tell, on getting the tip-off, a girl
• Fitzgerald dubbed the First Lady of Song
• ___ Mai ("Boo'd Up" singer)
• Lady ___ (nickname in jazz)
• "___ Minnow Pea," 2001 novel with an alphabetically punny title
• SNCC activist Baker
• Fitzgerald, First Lady of Song
• "Charlie's Angels" star Balinska
• She isn't so saintly as Stella
• Baker who said "Strong people don't need strong leaders"
• Jazz icon Fitzgerald
• Fitzgerald the legend
• Title role for Anne Hathaway in 2004
• Cinder suffix
• Lady ___, a.k.a. the First Lady of Song
• "Boo'd Up" singer Mai
• First name associated with 21 Across
• Baker or Fitzgerald
• A Fitzgerald
• She stands for everything English
• Singer Mai or Fitzgerald
• "Boo'd Up" Grammy winner ___ Mai
• She's some ballerina making a comeback
• "We All Love ___: Celebrating the First Lady of Song" (2007 tribute)
• Spanish 101 pronoun
• Fitzgerald on the Apollo Theater's Walk of Fame
• ___ Baker Center for Human Rights
• Fitzgerald who won many Grammys
• "Enchanted" movie girl played by Anne Hathaway
• SNCC strategist Baker
• Real first name of singer Lorde
• ___ Emhoff, Kamala Harris' stepdaughter
• "Waiting All Night" singer Eyre
• Woman's name that's also a Spanish pronoun
• Singer Lorde's given name
• Singer Mai with the 2018 hit "Boo'd Up"
• "Her," in Spanish
• English singer-songwriter Mai
• Spanish for 23-Across
• Fashion designer Emhoff
• "The Nearness of You" singer Fitzgerald
• Actress Balinska
• The singer Lorde's given name
• "___ Enchanted" (2004 romantic comedy)
• ___ Chen, member of the girl group S.H.E.
• ___/elle pronombres
• Singer/songwriter ___ Mai
• Purnell of "Yellowjackets"
• Pronombre personal
• "First Lady of Song," familiarly
• ___ Mai, singer with the 2018 hit "Boo'd Up"
• She, to Luis
• "Yellowjackets" actress Purnell
• Her, across the Rio Grande
• "Heart on My Sleeve" singer ___ Mai
• Fitzgerald who recorded 2-Down
• Scat expert Fitzgerald
• R&B singer ___ Mai
• Actress Purnell
• Fitzgerald with nine recordings in the Grammy Hall of Fame
• 47-Across, in Spanish
• She, in Toledo
• Feminine Spanish pronoun
• Spanish for "she"
• "___ Sings Gershwin" (1950 album)
• ___ the Elephant, children's TV character
• "Queen of Jazz" Fitzgerald
• For her, it's all wrong to beat the back of the queue
• "Blue Moon" singer Fitzgerald
• Jenkins known as "The First Lady of Children's Music"
• "Enchanted" girl in a Gail Carson Levine book
• Syllables repeated in Rihanna's "Umbrella"