Referring Clues

• Moreno of "West Side Story"
• "Lovely ___" (1967 song)
• Singer Coolidge
• Former U.S. poet laureate ___ Dove
• Actress Hayworth
• Romance writer's award
• She played Gilda in "Gilda"
• Meter maid of song
• Rudner of comedy
• The Beatles' meter maid
• Author ___ Mae Brown
• "Lovely" Beatles girl
• Poet Dove
• Romance writer's reward
• Beatles' meter maid
• Title woman in a Beatles song
• CBS reporter Braver
• Multitalented Moreno
• Comic Rudner
• The Beatles' "Lovely ___"
• "Educating ___" (1983 film)
• Hayworth of "Fire Down Below"
• Romance novelist's award
• Dove with a Pulitzer
• Novelist ___ Mae Brown
• Sultry Hayworth
• Comedian Rudner
• "Rubyfruit Jungle" novelist ___ Mae Brown
• Girl in Lou Bega's "Mambo No. 5"
• Girl in a Beatles song
• Beatles meter maid
• Hayworth of "Pal Joey"
• Pinup Hayworth
• Romance fiction award
• Missing from 37-Across
• Beatles girl "filling in a ticket in her little white book"
• "Lovely ___, meter maid" (Beatles lyric)
• Reporter Skeeter of Harry Potter novels
• Hurricane of 2005
• Hollywood's Hayworth
• Meter maid in a Beatles song
• Comedienne Rudner
• Hayworth or Moreno
• Maid by a parking space, in song
• Actress Moreno
• "Naked Beneath My Clothes" writer Rudner
• "Tickled Pink" writer Rudner
• Woman in a Beatles title
• Musical meter maid
• Sultry star Hayworth
• Rudner or Hayworth
• Mrs. Tom Hanks
• A Coolidge
• Wilson of "Sleepless in Seattle"
• Metermaid of song
• "Cover Girl" star Hayworth
• Dove of poetry
• "___ Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption" (Stephen King novella)
• Beatles girl with a "little white book"
• See 70-Across
• "Educating ___" (1983 Julie Walters film)
• Destructive hurricane of 2005
• "Gilda" star Hayworth
• Poet laureate Dove
• Musical ticket writer
• "Lovely" meter maid
• Multiple award winner Moreno
• Rudner of stand-up
• Girl "filling in a ticket," in song
• Moreno who voiced toon Carmen Sandiego
• Powerful 2005 hurricane
• Actress Tushingham
• 2005 hurricane
• With 98 Across, "West Side Story" star
• Destructive hurricane of '05
• Author ___ Mae Brown
• Singer Moreno
• Telejournalist Cosby
• Beatles meter-maid
• Tony winner Moreno
• Ms. Moreno
• Dove known for poetry
• Moreno, the actress
• Wilson who married Hanks
• Noted meter maid
• Coolidge or Hayworth
• A lovely meter maid
• Woman of song with a "little white book"
• Girl in a Beatles tune
• "West Side Story" actress Moreno
• Wilson of "It's Complicated"
• Actress Hayworth or Wilson
• Moreno with Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards
• "___ Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" (Stephen King novella)
• Beatles girl who paid the dinner bill
• The Beatles' "lovely" meter maid
• Hayworth of "Cover Girl"
• Hayworth of "Gilda"
• Moreno who was the second actress to win an Oscar, a Grammy, an Emmy, and a Tony
• Novelist --- Mae Brown
• Much-awarded Moreno
• With 98 Across, "West Side Story" star
• Lovely meter maid
• Hayworth pined for in "The Shawshank Redemption"
• Ms. Coolidge
• Major hurricane of 2005
• Singer MacNeil, for one
• Songstress MacNeill
• Premier Johnson
• Singer MacNeil
• Singer composer MacNeil
• Adam ___ ( former Argos coach)
• Moreno or Hayworth
• Annual romance writer's award
• Funny Rudner
• Funnywoman Rudner
• Lady in a Beatles' song
• Hayworth of Hollywood
• Moreno or Rudner
• Hayworth of old movies
• The Beatles called her "lovely"
• '90s U.S. Poet Laureate ___ Dove
• Girl in a Beatles title
• Funnylady Rudner
• Moreno with Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards
• Singer MacNeill, for one
• Powerful hurricane of 2005
• She played Gilda
• Short version of Margaret
• ______ MacNeil
• Actress Wilson of "Sleepless in Seattle"
• Funny lady Rudner
• Journalist Skeeter of the Harry Potter books
• Hayworth of film
• "Lovely" meter maid of song
• Beatles title girl
• "West Side Story" Oscar winner Moreno
• Rudner or Moreno
• "Lovely" girl of song
• Memorable 2005 Gulf hurricane
• "Lovely" one of song
• Grammy winner Coolidge
• Wilson or Coolidge
• "Higher and Higher" singer Coolidge
• "Lovely ___" (Beatles)
• Singer MacNeill
• Actress ___ Hayworth
• Film legend ___ Hayworth
• Hayworth the Hollywood legend
• Orson's second wife
• Legendary Hayworth
• Pinup ___ Hayworth
• Hayworth who danced with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly
• Hayworth of 'Pal Joey'
• Cosby of "Inside Edition"
• Egot winner Moreno
• Ms. Hayworth
• Beatles girl "filling in a ticket"
• "Lovely" meter maid in a Beatles song
• Beatles title girl with a "little white book"
• Glamorous ___ Hayworth
• Second Oscar/Emmy/Tony/Grammy actress after Helen
• Beatles "maid"
• "Lovely" Beatles ticket writer
• Name after Adam and before MacNeil
• Dexter's wife in "Dexter"
• Moreno of movies
• Moreno with an Oscar, Tony, Emmy and Grammy
• Singer song-writer MacNeil
• Wilson who's married to Tom Hanks
• "Lovely ___" (Beatles song)
• Pesky "Daily Prophet" reporter ___ Skeeter
• Hayworth in "Gilda"
• Wilson married to Hanks
• Female resident of Britain
• "Your Song" singer Ora
• Beatles: "Lovely ___, meter maid"
• Beatles: "Lovely ___"
• Bob Dylan "___ May"
• "Lovely ___, meter maid" Beatles
• Poet Dove or singer Coolidge
• She's "Lovely" to Beatles
• "All Time High" Coolidge
• The Beatles' lovely girl
• There's an animated air about her tango
• She contributes to one's irritation
• She has a line in licentious art
• Girl's name
• Coolidge or Wilson
• Oscar-winner Moreno
• "R.I.P." singer Ora
• Wilson loved by Tom Hanks
• Coolidge on albums
• Fab Four meter maid
• Dove who won a Pulitzer
• A girl artist has it framed
• Singer Ora
• "One Day at a Time" actress Moreno
• "Rubyfruit Jungle" writer ___ Mae Brown
• "Harry Potter" reporter ___ Skeeter
• Pulitzer winner Dove
• Actress Moreno who was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
• British vocalist ___ Ora
• ___ Skeeter ("Harry Potter" journalist)
• "Harry Potter" reporter Skeeter
• Julie Walters's Oscar-nominated role
• "Lovely" girl in a Beatles song
• Pulitzer-winning Dove
• Coolidge with two Grammys
• Tequila cocktail, on some menus
• British singer Ora
• Actress Hayworth or Moreno
• She's in Britain
• "On the Bus With Rosa Parks" poet Dove
• CBS correspondent Cosby
• British singer ___ Ora
• Tequila cocktail, for short
• She's in the Samaritans
• Fictional journalist Skeeter
• *Beatles' meter maid (MO + MN)
• Singer Ora with three solo #1 hits in Britain
• Pin-up Hayworth
• ___ Skeeter (character in Harry Potter movies)
• Coolidge who wasn't president
• Pulitzer-winning poet Dove
• "Lovely" musical meter maid
• Beatles character “filling in a ticket in her little white book”
• Moreno or Gam
• Moreno of "One Day at a Time"
• Meter maid is grim dictator at heart
• Actress Moreno or Hayworth
• “Lovely” Beatles girl
• Pop singer Ora
• Acting legend Moreno
• Comedian Rudner or actress Hayworth
• Moreno of "Jane the Virgin"
• Moreno with an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony
• Former U.S. poet laureate Dove
• Name related to Margaret
• "Lovely" citation issuer of song
• Ned got trained by her, somehow
• Dove into verse
• Cantina drink, for short
• ___ Dove, former U.S. poet laureate
• "Now and Then" actress Wilson
• There's a name for it in the Royal Academy
• Tequila cocktail, on menus
• Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Dove
• Romance writers' award until 2019
• Singer Marley
• Eponym for an Italian ice chain
• Wilson on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Actress Wilson
• Journalist Skeeter in the Harry Potter books
• "Let You Love Me" singer Ora
• She's from Mauritania
• "Sleepless in Seattle" actress Wilson
• Moreno in two "West Side Story" films
• Hayworth of the silver screen
• "Lovely" lady in a Beatles hit
• Broadway star Moreno
• ___ Skeeter, journalist/witch in the Harry Potter books
• "How We Do (Party)" singer Ora
• Stage and screen legend Moreno
• "Runaway Bride" actress Wilson
• Hollywood icon Hayworth
• "Poison" singer Ora
• Moreno with an EGOT
• Coolidge who sang the theme for "Octopussy"
• Servant in "The Handmaid's Tale"
• With 19-Across, "How We Do (Party)" singer
• Feminist writer ___ Mae Brown
• Meter maid in a Beatles hit