- - Painter Cassatt
- - ... Steenburgen, "Melvin and Howard" actress who plays Carol in the 2023 film "Book Club: The Next Chapter"
- - NBC Sports reporter and former tennis pro Carillo
- - ... Kay (cosmetics company)
- - girl with "something about" her in a movie
- - Weeds actress ...-Louise Parker
- - Pink.flowered aubrieta hybrid, '....Poppins'
- - 1788 novel by Mary Wollstonecraft
- - the group author mccarthy
- - on which dublin street was the country's first cinema opened in 1909?
- - She became queen of Scotland at six days old
- - Julie Andrews role, ... Poppins
- - Setter's embracing a royal queen
- - Little lamb owner, in rhyme
- - queen in synopsis, no problem!
- - GM CEO Barra
- - British baker Berry
- - Who had a boy child, according to Harry Belafonte in his 1957 9 10
- - ... Poppins Returns (Emily Blunt/Lin-Manuel Miranda film)
- - Half-heartedly wed gal without IT experience
- - "family affair" singer ...... j. blige
- - ... Elizabeth Mastrantonio, American actress who portrayed Gina Montana in the 1983 movie "Scarface"
- - One girl's name for army manoeuvres
- - "Bloody ...", a spooky urban legend about a woman who appears in mirror
- - There's Something About .., 1998 film starring Cameron Diaz
- - "There's Something About ...," 1998 romcom directed by the Farrellys, starring Cameron Diaz which is also one of the highest grossing rom coms of all times
- - ... Wollstonecraft, English feminist writer who wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman"
- - Bloody ..., popular cocktail which is allegedly named after Hollywood actress Pickford
- - "... Poppins Returns"
- - I wrote "Frankenstein" and shared my name with my mother who was a writer and a feminist philosopher
- - Female sheep from the south with curly tail
- - Penultimate Tudor
- - Cocktail, Bloody ...
- - manger mother
- - Pioneering nurse Seacole
- - "Frankenstein" writer ... Shelley
- - ... Jackson, NASA's first African-American female engineer
- - Nursery rhyme girl with a little lamb
- - "Birds of Prey" actress ... Elizabeth Winstead
- - Girl who had a little lamb
- - ... McDonnell, actress who played Laura Roslin in the sci-fi series "Battlestar Galactica"
- - ... J. Blige of R&B
- - Contrary girl
- - "...... Poppins"
- - Contrary lass
- - Pickford or Martin
- - One of two English queens
- - Martin of Broadway fame
- - Little lamb's owner
- - Bloody ...... (cocktail)
- - "227" role
- - ........ Magdalene
- - Woman in a manger scene
- - William's joint ruler
- - Wife of George V
- - Well-known gardener
- - Was "buggin'" to Run-D.M.C.
- - There was "something about" her in a 1998 Diaz/Stiller movie
- - The mother of James and Joseph
- - The mother
- - The "Rose of Tralee"
- - Successor to Edward VI
- - Sister of Lazarus
- - Sinner who became a follower of Jesus
- - Runner Decker
- - R&B musician ...... J. Blige
- - Queen beheaded by Q.E. I
- - Poppins or Astor
- - Pickford or Poppins
- - Pickford or Astor
- - Peter, Paul and ......
- - Peter and Paul partner
- - One of the Astors
- - One of Edith's sisters on "Downton Abbey"
- - Nursery rhyme girl who was "quite contrary"
- - Notorious typhoid carrier
- - Noted virgin
- - Name extolled by Cohan
- - Mrs. Lord of U. N.
- - Miss Garden
- - Martin or Hart
- - Martin or Astor
- - Long Beach Queen
- - Lamb owner or a Lamb
- - Lamb owner
- - HigginsClark, the novelist
- - Hart or Martin
- - Grand old name of song
- - Grand old name
- - Girl in Afton song
- - Girl in a Cohan song
- - Girl in "The Rose of Tralee"
- - Fludd hit, "Cousin .........."
- - Fictional Poppins
- - Famed dweller in Nazareth
- - Edith's sister on "Downton Abbey"
- - Creche VIP
- - Contrary female?
- - Congresswoman ...... Okar of Ohio
- - College founder ...... Bethune
- - Cohan's girl
- - Cockleshells gardener of rhyme
- - Captious gardener
- - AuthorHiggins Clark
- - Author Shelley
- - Astor or Pickford
- - Astor or Martin
- - Asch novel, 1949.
- - Alberta's St. .......... River
- - "There's Something About ......" (Cameron Diaz movie)
- - "Quite contrary" nursery rhyme girl
- - "Proud ......" (hit for Creedence Clearwater Revival and Ike & Tina Turner)
- - "John Loves ......"
- - "Contrary" mistress
- - "A grand old name."
- - "...... + Jane" (MTV comedy series)
- - 'There's Something About --'
- - ..........Tyler Moore
- - ........ Pickford ( AKAAmerica's Sweetheart )
- - She had a little lamb?
- - One who has a little lamb
- - First Lady's first name
- - English queen
- - "Jesus Christ Superstar" role
- - Nursery rhyme subject
- - Nursery rhyme name.
- - Queenly name.
- - Nativity scene figure
- - Figure in a Nativity scene
- - Contrary girl of rhyme
- - Nanny Poppins
- - 'Practically perfect' Poppins
- - One of the Tudors
- - Pietà figure
- - Woman sends back Yankee butter
- - Tudor monarch
- - Sheep turned on Yankee woman
- - With 43 Across, Supporting Actress ("Melvin and Howard")
- - Girl to wed, having given heart away
- - Monarch before Elizabeth I
- - Singer ...... J. Blige
- - 'Quite contrary' gardener
- - 'Contrary' gardener
- - Hail ...... pass
- - *Tudor queen
- - Queen of Scots
- - Bloody ......
- - ..........Pickford
- - Mother of Jesus
- - Steenburgen of 'Ink'
- - 'Quite contrary' girl of rhyme
- - -- Tudor, Queen of England and Ireland from 1553 to 1558
- - ........ Pickford ( AKA America's Sweetheart )
- - Julie's Oscar role
- - Lamb owner of rhyme
- - Abe Lincoln's wife
- - Singing partner of Peter and Paul
- - Crche figure
- - With 77-Across, red, blue and yellow
- - Shelley who wrote "Frankenstein"
- - Wife of Abraham Lincoln
- - Abe's wife
- - Musical partner of Peter and Paul
- - 'Bloody' queen
- - Name on the cover of "Frankenstein"
- - Bloody ...... (bar order)
- - Miss Poppins
- - Hail ...... (desperation pass)
- - Contrary gardener of rhyme
- - Partner of Peter and Paul
- - Name repeated in a nursery rhyme
- - 'Adoration of the Magi' figure
- - Author Higgins Clark
- - Pietà mother
- - Rhoda's downstairs neighbor
- - Piet mother
- - Governess Poppins
- - "Frankenstein" author Shelley
- - "Quite contrary" lass
- - Ms. Poppins
- - Lamb owner of nursery rhyme
- - Woman in the Gospels
- - "Quite contrary" girl
- - Wells of Motown
- - "Proud ......" (hit of 1969)
- - Gardener of rhyme
- - Elizabeth II's grandmother
- - Hulman who said "Gentlemen, start your engines"
- - Contrary one?
- - Seven ...... Three
- - Holy Mother
- - Figure in a crèche
- - "The Wind Cries ......" (song by 56-Across)
- - Lamb owner, in song
- - A Lincoln
- - Poppins of kiddie lit
- - Henry VIII's eldest
- - Claire Bloom, in "The King's Speech"
- - Garden grower of rhyme
- - Mrs. Lincoln
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