- - many a "sister act" character
- - Many a character on Call the Midwife
- - Sally Field role
- - Sally Field TV role
- - Early Sally Field character
- - "Lilies of the Field" character
- - Sally Field played one
- - Sister entered design unchanged
- - religious wearer of a wimple
- - a devoted sister
- - woman of habit with zero, say
- - Black-and-white-clad sister
- - heard no-one as devout as her
- - woman habitually in a conundrum?
- - Female member of a religious order
- - Not one, you say, is in order
- - Lady taking orders to and fro
- - she has good reason to renounce the world
- - a female devoted to order
- - sister getting no portion, we hear
- - She's orderly, but doesn't take orders
- - Sister comes and goes
- - One who may be out of the habit
- - Joshua's dad and sister fancy pigeon
- - She's so good that none can match her!
- - Rosary carrier in a convent
- - When there's a bit of an inundation, she's very good
- - Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) was one
- - Habitual wearer of a wimple in modern times
- - Pious woman
- - woman wearing a habit
- - member of convent
- - kathy najimy played one in "sister act"
- - Sister Helen Prejean of Dead Man Walking for one
- - religious woman in non-union organisation
- - whoopi goldberg's disguise in "sister act"
- - Habit-wearing sister
- - Mother Superior, for example
- - A mother-to-be, perhaps
- - one engrossed in religion, undoubtedly
- - Sister at a convent
- - sister in on understanding
- - Praying sister
- - Wimple wearer [once]
- - Religious woman in The Sound of Music e.g.
- - Pious sister
- - Woman in a brown uniform
- - joshua's father and sister
- - woman in a wimple
- - religious woman starts the canticle of simeon
- - Woman who takes religious vows
- - Deloris pretends to be one in 'Sister Act'
- - Dutch Shell Pigeon nick-name
- - Convent dweller is part of conundrum
- - sister who stays in a singular state
- - One of those with a habit found in pedestrian underpass
- - Convent girl in Dublin undecided
- - Woman who has devoted her life to God
- - Religious female often referred to as a "sister"
- - Sister with a rosary
- - Woman in a cloister
- - Person in a convent
- - Convent resident with a habit
- - She makes a point repeatedly about being superior
- - A contributor to order, whichever way you look at it
- - Religious woman not affected by revolution
- - She spends her life in an unworldly environment
- - Sister who sounds like "none"
- - Mother Teresa
- - Conical buoy
- - "The ...," 2018 horror film from "The Conjuring" franchise
- - Woman who dedicates her life to religious service
- - Prioress, e.g
- - teacher at a catholic school, perhaps
- - Sister or novice
- - Wearer of a wimple
- - Person with plain habits?
- - Sister in barn undressed
- - Stern Unitarian keeping woman in order
- - A woman in isolation, undoubtedly
- - woman in religious order
- - Bride of Christ, analogously
- - Former inhabitant of Fontevraud Abbey
- - A religious palindrome
- - letter on dreidels
- - She is in order
- - Woman who's devoted to God
- - "Sister Act" or "The Sound of Music" role
- - she shows a bit of plain unselfishness
- - At first, nobody usually notices she might have a habit
- - Creature of habit in prison unfortunately
- - Creature of habit?
- - Convent occupant
- - Order follower
- - Type of buoy
- - Convent sister
- - Convent denizen
- - Woman of habit?
- - Taker of vows
- - "Dominique" singer, for one
- - Woman in a convent
- - Mother Teresa, e.g.
- - Her life is in order?
- - Conventual
- - Abbess, e.g.
- - Woman under a vow of poverty
- - Sort of sister
- - Sisterhood member
- - Sister who may be an only child
- - She's taken a vow
- - Prayer in a convent
- - One whose life is in order?
- - One supporting a habit?
- - Mother superior, for one
- - Mother superior inferior
- - Mother Seton was one
- - Kind of buoy
- - Convent woman
- - Cloister member
- - Church lady
- - Channel buoy
- - Catholic sister
- - Woman who wears a habit
- - Woman in an order
- - Votaress
- - Teacher at a Catholic school, sometimes
- - Sister Bertrille, e.g.
- - Sarandon Oscar role
- - Religieuse
- - Prioress
- - Parochial school figure
- - One with a regular habit?
- - One of the Poor Clares
- - One of many sisters
- - Narrator of a Chaucer tale
- - Mother, maybe
- - Cloistered sister
- - Certain prayer
- - Carmelite, e.g.
- - Carmelite
- - Abbess subordinate
- - "Agnes of God" extra
- - Woman with a good habit
- - Woman who wears a wimple
- - Woman who lives in a convent
- - Woman who devotes her life to God
- - Wimpled one
- - Wimple-wearing woman
- - Wimple wearer, sometimes
- - Wimple wearer, perhaps
- - Wife of Jesus
- - What Deloris pretended to be in "Sister Act"
- - Vow of poverty taker
- - Trappistine, e.g.
- - Teacher in a Catholic school often
- - Teacher at a Catholic school, often
- - Susan Sarandon's "Dead Man Walking" role
- - Sister who's taken vows of poverty and chastity
- - Sister wearing a habit
- - She may have quite a habit
- - She has a habit
- - She follows an order
- - Saint Theresa was one
- - Saint Teresa was one.
- - Role in "Doubt" or "Dead Man Walking"
- - Role for Whoopi
- - Resident of St. Mary's
- - Religious woman with a habit
- - Religious woman who wears a habit
- - Religious woman like Mother Teresa
- - Religious school teacher, perhaps
- - Puccini's Suor Angelica
- - Private school teacher, perhaps
- - Person with a habit
- - Parochial schoolteacher
- - Parochial school teacher, maybe
- - One with a mother
- - One who's taken vows
- - One who tries to "solve a problem like Maria"
- - One of the buoys
- - One in the habit of wearing a habit
- - One bound by vows
- - Novice, maybe
- - Niger River mouth
- - Naughty ...... (adult costume)
- - Mother Teresa, for example
- - Mother in a convent
- - Monk's counterpart
- - Mary Tyler Moore, in Elvis' "Change of Habit"
- - Marist, for one
- - Maria originally wanted to be one, in "The Sound of Music"
- - Many a rosary carrier
- - Many a Catholic schoolteacher
- - Many a "Sister Act" role
- - Letter between mem and samekh
- - Letter before samekh
- - Kerr role in "Black Narcissus"
- - Helen Prejean, e.g.
- - Helen Prejean in "Dead Man Walking," for one
- - Hebrew N
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