Referring Clues

• Singer Tennille
• Nobelist Morrison
• Singer Braxton
• "Mickey" singer Basil
• Tennille of the Captain and Tennille
• Cager Kukoc
• "Beloved" author Morrison
• Novelist Morrison
• Actress Collette of "Emma"
• Actress Collette of "The Sixth Sense"
• "Sula" novelist Morrison
• N.B.A.'s Kukoc
• Three-time skiing gold medalist ___ Sailer
• Writer Morrison
• Braxton or Tennille
• "Beloved" writer Morrison
• Braxton of song
• Author Morrison
• N.B.A. star Kukoc
• Brand of home perm kits
• Literature Nobelist Morrison
• Nobel laureate Morrison
• Product whose ads featured twins
• Actress Collette
• 1956 Olympic skiing sensation ___ Sailer
• ___ Twins (pair in old ads for home perm kits)
• ___ Sailer, three-time 1956 skiing gold medalist
• R&B diva Braxton
• Braxton or Morrison
• "The Bluest Eye" author Morrison
• "Tar Baby" author Morrison
• Tennille or Morrison
• Braxton of R&B
• Tennille or Braxton
• Grammy-winner Braxton
• Grammy winner Braxton
• "Jazz" writer Morrison
• 1993 Nobelist Morrison
• Collette of "The Sixth Sense"
• Kukoc who won the 1996 NBA Sixth Man Award
• Brand of home perm kit
• Collette of "In Her Shoes"
• Singer Basil who had a #1 hit with "Mickey"
• Collette of "Little Miss Sunshine"
• Singer Childs
• Collette of filmdom
• Goldie's Oscar role
• Daryl's singing partner
• Mrs. Daryl Dragon
• "Jazz" novelist Morrison
• Tennille of song
• Morrison or Tennille
• "Breathe Again" singer Braxton
• "The Bluest Eye" author Morrison
• "Love" author Morrison
• "Jazz" author Morrison
• Morrison or Braxton
• "Beloved" novelist Morrison
• Tennille of Captain and Tennille
• Creator of Sula and Sethe
• Singer Basil who had the hit "Mickey"
• Lydman of the N.H.L.
• Singer Braxton or Tennille
• Nobel author Morrison
• Name on the cover of "Beloved"
• "Breathe Again" singer Braxton
• Nobel-winning author Morrison
• "Which twin has the ---?"
• Much-heralded Morrison
• "Unbreak My Heart" singer Braxton
• Morrison who turned 80 in 2011
• Collette of "United States of Tara"
• Former singer in the Braxtons
• "Muskrat Love" singer Tennille
• "Un-Break My Heart" singer Braxton
• Morrison or Collette
• 'Jazz' author Morrison
• 'Sula' author Morrison
• Singer Basil
• Basil or Braxton
• Writer ___ Morrison
• Tara portrayer on "United States of Tara"
• Singer Basil or Braxton
• Pulitzer author Morrison
• Braxton of Billboard
• Singer Basil with the #1 hit "Mickey"
• Captain colleague Tennille
• 'Mickey' singer Basil
• "Mickey" vocalist ___ Basil
• "Home" novelist Morrison
• Pop's ___ Tennille
• One of the sisters on "Braxton Family Values"
• R&B singer Braxton
• Pop singer Tennille
• Tennille of pop's Captain & Tennille
• Tennille of tunes
• Grammy-winning family member in "Braxton Family Values"
• "Beloved" novelist's first name
• Collette or Morrison
• Music's ___ Tennille
• Tennille of pop music's Captain & Tennille
• "United States of Tara" Emmy winner Collette
• Braxton with seven Grammys
• Morrison who wrote "Tar Baby"
• Morrison who wrote "Beloved"
• Nobel novelist Morrison
• ____ Morrison (author)
• Singer Tennille or Braxton
• 'Jazz' writer Morrison
• Braxton of "Braxton Family Values"
• Singer Tenille
• Collette of "Muriel's Wedding"
• Collette or Braxton
• Jazzy Braxton
• Basil who sang "Mickey"
• "Mickey" one-hitter, ___ Basil
• R&B-er Braxton
• Hung out w/Tony and Tone
• Tony! ___! Tone!
• "Love Shoulda Brought You Home" Braxton
• "Unbreak My Heart" Braxton
• "House of Hope" Childs
• Basil that sang "Mickey"
• R&Bers Tony! ___! Tone!
• Italian going to Northern Ireland
• He's in town tonight
• Italian showing some astonishment
• Translate into Italian!
• Collette or Tennille
• Braxton with the 2001 album "Snowflakes"
• Braxton with "Un-Break My Heart"
• "Muriel's Wedding" actress Collette
• Braxton of pop
• 1993 Literature Nobelist Morrison
• "He Wasn't Man Enough" singer Braxton
• R&B's Braxton
• Vocalist Tennille
• Actress Collette of "United States of Tara"
• Braxton with a Best New Artist Grammy
• Nobel-winning Morrison
• Emmy winner Collette
• ___ Kukoc, 6'11" N.B.A. star of 1993-2006
• Collette of "Hereditary"
• "Long as I Live" singer Braxton
• Literature Nobel name (1993)
• Nobelist novelist Morrison
• Late author Morrison
• Collette with a 2009 Emmy
• Collette of "Knives Out"
• Morrison who said, "The function of freedom is to free someone else"
• Eldest Braxton sister
• “Beloved” author Morrison
• Nobel and Pulitzer winner Morrison
• First name of the most-selected author in Oprah's Book Club
• Morrison who wrote, "No man should live without absorbing the sins of his kind"
• Translate into a little Italian
• Nobel winner Morrison
• Singer Watson, a.k.a. Tones and I, with the 2019 hit "Dance Monkey"
• "___ Morrison: The Pieces I Am"
• "Recitatif" author Morrison
• "Home" author Morrison
• Morrison who said "A writer's life and work are not a gift to mankind; they are its necessity"
• Novelist and Nobelist Morrison
• Nobel Prize winner Morrison
• Nobelist and novelist Morrison
• ___ Morrison Day (Feb. 18)
• Singer Braxton or Basil
• "Song of Solomon" author Morrison
• Collette of "The Staircase"
• "The Staircase" actress Collette
• Morrison who said, "Books are a form of political action. Books are knowledge. Books are reflection. Books change your mind"
• ___ Basil, singer of the 1982 hit "Mickey"
• Tennille of Captain & Tennille
• "Unbelievable" actress Collette
• Chart-topping Basil or Braxton
• Woman's name that's an anagram of 58-Down
• Collette of "The Power"
• First name of the first Black woman to win a Nobel Prize in Literature
• Actress Collette with an Emmy and a Golden Globe
• "Knives Out" actress Collette