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madamebutterfly
  • - Cho-Cho-San story on which a Puccini opera was based
  • - Puccini work, translated
  • - Puccini tragedy of Cio-Cio-San
  • - Another name for Puccini's Cio-Cio-San
  • - Puccini opera
  • - Puccini work
  • - Forced Pat to hurry to catch American stage show
  • - Fairy queen circles broad, complete space over stage for opera
  • - It premiered at La Scala in 1904
  • - 1904 La Scala premi re
  • - Belasco-Long character.
  • - Role Mary Martin yearns to play.
  • - Cho-Cho-San.
  • - She loved Lieut. Pinkerton.
  • - Opera role.
  • - Cio-Cio-San.
madamecurie
  • - Formally, the subject of the 2019 film Radioactive
  • - Greer Garson film: 1943
  • - 1943 Greer Garson title role
  • - Two-time Nobelist
madamecurve
  • - French woman with a sexy shape?
madamebovary
  • - French writer's woman is part of pantomime for Bravo production in May
  • - french novel about an adulteress
  • - 2014 title role for Mia Wasikowska
  • - Flaubert classic
  • - 1949 Drama based on a Flaubert classic
  • - 19th century masterpiece.
madamedefarge
  • - Dickens character who uses needles
  • - "Knit two, purl two"
madames
  • - Butterfly and Bovary, for two
  • - Marie Curie and Irène Joliot-Curie, e.g
  • - Bovary and Tussaud, for two
  • - Butterfly and others
  • - Pompadour and others
  • - "Dear Sirs and ...."
  • - De Staël and others
  • - Tussaud and others.
  • - French ladies made Sam mad
  • - Addresses for some people in Arles
  • - Title for French ladies
  • - French ladies
  • - Curie et Tussaud
  • - Bovary et al.
  • - Ladies.
madamesousatzka
  • - Shirley MacLaine as piano teacher
  • - 1988 Shirley MacLaine movie
madamesandler
  • - "Mr. Deeds" actor gets inside yours truly to portray a Frenchwoman?
madamepresident
  • - Title for the leader of Chile or South Korea
madameovary
  • - Novel about a surrogate mother?
  • - Appropriate name for a female fertility clinic?
madamelafarge
  • - Well-knit femme of fiction?
madamerosa
  • - Simone Signoret role
  • - Simone Signoret movie that won the 1977 Foreign Film Oscar
madame
  • - Title for a married Frenchwoman
  • - French woman's title
  • - Title of General Assembly President.
  • - Monsieur's partner
  • - Married woman in Montpellier?
  • - Nice woman
  • - Butterfly title
  • - Title for Marie Curie
  • - Monsieur's wife
  • - Nutty Sun compiler entertains a woman in Paris
  • - Title for Bovary or Defarge
  • - Title for une femme mariee
  • - Woman crazy in the morning, beginning to erupt
  • - Title for Tussaud
  • - Monsieur's mate
  • - Femme's title
  • - French title
  • - Tussaud title
  • - Title for Bovary
  • - French woman gets first man to interrupt me
  • - Title for Marie Tussaud
  • - Tussaud's honorific
  • - Title for Bovary and Butterfly
  • - Title for Dickens's Defarge
  • - Butterfly's title
  • - Marie Tussaud's title
  • - Curie's title
  • - Title for Flaubert's Bovary
  • - Tussaud's title
  • - Tussauds' title
  • - Bovary's title
  • - Start of a Flaubert title
  • - Flaubert title title
  • - Title for Curie
  • - Woman's title
  • - Dickens's Defarge
  • - "............ X" (1920's play)
  • - Flaubert's "...... Bovary"
  • - Puccini's Butterfly
  • - Title for a woman.
  • - Frau's relative.
  • - ...... Tussaud's.
  • - Sir's counterpart
  • - European title
  • - Feminine title.
  • - Title
  • - Parisienne's address
  • - Monsieur's counterpart
  • - 1857 novel by gustave flaubert
  • - married frenchwoman
  • - ... Tussauds
  • - what curie was called
  • - Grenoble wife
  • - address constructed outside in the morning
  • - Mother, father, me and the missus, in France
  • - ... Tussauds (wax museum in London)
  • - crazy setter chasing a lady
  • - Married a French lady -- this is how to greet her
  • - Curie or Pompadour
  • - French lady
  • - Nice wife of master - the eldest relative from Foundation
  • - '— Bovary'
  • - Butterfly or Bovary
  • - Frenchwoman assembled sandwiches in the morning ...
  • - Arles address
  • - Señora, across the Pyrenees
  • - Addressee of a waiter in a French restaurant
  • - A mistake, vacuously chasing crazy Frenchwoman
  • - Parisian address
  • - French honorific
  • - Frenchman is the eldest with Oriental nice wife
  • - Proprietress of a brothel
  • - Frenchwoman forced to dress before PM
  • - Lady taking a minute to cut cheese turnover
  • - French Mrs
  • - Man originally interrupts me to make polite address
  • - Nice lady?
  • - French for 'Mrs'
  • - Female honorific (Var.)
  • - Common address in France
  • - Quebecois address
  • - Marie Tussaud, for one
  • - French term of respect
  • - Bovary or Butterfly
  • - Lady of Lyons
  • - French missus
  • - Doña, across the Pyrenees
  • - Pompadour, for one
  • - "...... Sans-Gêne" (Sardou play)
  • - Tussaud, for one
  • - Frau, in France
  • - One of a couple at a French restaurant
  • - French address
  • - "...... Souzatska" (Shirley MacLaine movie)
  • - Signora, across the Alps
  • - Tussauds' honorific
  • - ...... Defarge of "A Tale of Two Cities"
  • - French writer ...... de Staël
  • - X, for one
  • - Wayland Flowers puppet
  • - Marseille Mrs.
  • - Female honorific
  • - ...... de Sévigné, French belletrist
  • - Bovary, e.g.
  • - Bovary, for one
  • - La Farge, for one
  • - Puccini opera
  • - Butterfly, for one
  • - Butterfly, e.g
  • - Butterfly
  • - See 62-Down
  • - X
  • - ...... Tussauds' wax museum
  • - Form of address for a married Frenchwoman
madame-bovary
  • - Flaubert novel
  • - Novel generated unpleasant whiff around America, needing change
  • - "Adultery, Emma was discovering, could be as banal as marriage" comes from this 1857 novel
madame-tussaud
  • - French sculptor who set up a highly popular permanent London exhibition in 1835
madamespeaker
  • - Parliamentary address?
madas
  • - As .... a hornet
  • - ...... a March hare
  • - ...... a hatter
  • - -- a wet hen
  • - .... a hornet
  • - ...... as a wet hen
  • - "...... the sea and wind when both contend": "Hamlet"
madaras
  • - Town in Hungary
madanthonywayne
  • - He captured Stony Point: 1779
madang
  • - PNG province
madasa
  • - ...... wet hen
  • - ...... March hare
madamspeaker
  • - Nancy Pelosi was the first person ever to have this title in Congress
madamsmarkers
  • - Cathouse owner's gambling debts?
madams
  • - They head houses of ill repute
  • - Female household heads
  • - Heads of households
  • - Household heads
  • - Chairwomen, for example
  • - counterparts for sirs
  • - Sophisticated ladies
  • - Women's titles
  • - Brothel keepers
  • - Chair titles
  • - Sirs' counterparts
  • - Counterparts of sirs
  • - Chairwomen
  • - House keepers
  • - Titles for chairwomen
  • - Chairwomen's titles
  • - House leaders?
  • - Women in a letter's salutation
  • - House-keeping women
  • - Tart bosses
  • - Polite addresses
  • - Ladies of the house
  • - Barrows and Fleiss
  • - Chairwomen, e.g.
  • - Female addresses
  • - Brothel bosses
  • - Gentlewomen
  • - Terms of address
  • - Matronly titles.
  • - Milady's.
  • - 2-Down and others
  • - Ladies.
madamsecretary
  • - Cabinet member in charge of blockades in the Bay State?
madasahatter
  • - Aphorism: "completely bonkers"
  • - Completely insane (informal)
  • - Completely insane
  • - Off one's rocker
madasamarchhare
  • - Description of one of them at the Tea Party out of one's mind (3,2,1,5,4)
  • - One of them described at the tea party offering bananas! (3,2,1,5,4)
  • - Off one's rocker
  • - In Armada, Sam Arch harem was wildly excitable!
  • - Very eccentric
  • - Unstable time and very hard stuff an unhappy American brought up (3,2,1,5,4)
  • - Quite dotty
  • - Completely daft
  • - Pixilated
  • - Nuts or bananas
  • - Bats
  • - Screwy?
  • - Crazy
  • - Bananas
  • - Crazed
  • - Loony
  • - 'Nuts!'
  • - Wild
madasahornet
  • - Downright indignant
madasallgetout
  • - Fit to be tied
madamimadam
  • - Classic introduction
  • - Original introduction?
  • - First man's introduction to Eve?
  • - Palindromic Garden of Eden introduction
  • - First introduction
  • - Classic palindrome
  • - First mate's greeting?
  • - First palindrome?
  • - Earliest known greeting
  • - First family greeting
  • - Well-known palindrome.
  • - Palindromic phrase ostensibly spoken to a person with a palindromic name
madami
  • - Proscription
madamex
  • - John Singer Sargent portrait of a woman in black
  • - Mystery woman
  • - 1966 Lana Turner melodrama
  • - Subject of a scandalous Sargent portrait
  • - Sargent portrait of a mysterious Frenchwoman
  • - Lana Turner film
madametussauds
  • - Museum where a wax figure of Laverne Cox was introduced in June 2015: 2 wds.
  • - Facebook Status: "Vegas, baby! And who would believe I'm standing next to Beyoncé and Katy Perry!"
madametussaud
  • - French artist and founder of an eponymous wax museum
  • - A museum's data, strangely, ultimately ignored one's founder
  • - Famed museum founder
madamevary
  • - Request to Tussaud to change? Woof!
madamimadamant
  • - Gentleman's intransigent reply?
  • - Polite but unyielding statement?
madam
  • - Address for a mature woman
  • - Lady of refinement
  • - Married first man in woman's address
  • - Polite form of address
  • - Address shortened by dropping just one letter
  • - Palindromic formality
  • - Manager of a house
  • - Address for Bovary
  • - Respectful form of address
  • - Matronly address
  • - Opposite of "sir"
  • - Either way, it's the same address?
  • - Palindromic title for a lady
  • - Address for a gentlewoman
  • - *Source of the song "The Hostess With the Mostes' on the Ball"
  • - Address of fine women's stores?
  • - Woman's address
  • - Address from Jeeves
  • - Formal address
  • - Start of a famous palindrome
  • - Term of respect
  • - Polite, palindromic address
  • - Palindromic term of address
  • - Palindromic address
  • - Counterpart of 'sir'
  • - Respectful term of address
  • - Address for a lady
  • - Palindromic form of address
  • - Palindromic title
  • - Woman of refinement
  • - Lady of the house
  • - Palindromic woman
  • - Form of address.
  • - Polite address
  • - Respectful address
  • - Title of respect
  • - Formal address for a lady
  • - Posh address where chaotic morning
  • - either way, it's a form of address
  • - Respectful address for a lady which is also a palindrome
  • - .... Secretary [former CBS political drama]
  • - Formal way of speaking to a woman
  • - Lady married first man
  • - Female cabinet member's title
  • - How a female shopper may be addressed
  • - Spoiled girl
  • - '...... Secretary' (Leoni drama)
  • - "Dear Sir or .... . . ."
  • - "...... Secretary" (TV show)
  • - Gentleman's go-with
  • - What to call some diplomats
  • - Spoilt young woman married the first man
  • - Palindrome in a letter salutation
  • - Polite female title
  • - Woman like Bertha Rochester and a Fleming character
  • - Title sometimes shortened by removing its middle letter
  • - Woman swinging both ways
  • - Title for a chief executive
  • - Rejects 27 across for a married woman, whatever way you look at it
  • - CBS's '...... Secretary'
  • - ' Secretary' (Tea Leoni show)
  • - What some presidents are called
  • - Cabinet member's title, maybe
  • - Gentlewoman's title
  • - "......, I'm Adam" (palindrome)
  • - Whatever way you look at it, it's addressed to mother and father close to Frenchman
  • - "Dear" letter addressee
  • - My brothel's keeper?
  • - You can't tell if she's coming or going?
  • - Palindrome within a palindrome
  • - Lady or an angry morning?
  • - Chairwoman's title
  • - Milady's title
  • - Sir's companion
  • - Married woman's title
  • - Chairman ........
  • - Woman's title
  • - Title for a woman.
  • - Palindrome start
  • - Lady's title
  • - Sir's counterpart
  • - Title for a lady
  • - President.
  • - Titled woman
  • - ".... Woman"
  • - Female title
  • - Gentlewoman
  • - ...... donna
  • - TV puppet.
  • - Speaker
  • - Butterfly
  • - "Call Me ...."
  • - .... chair
  • - Lady ...
  • - Ambassador
  • - Letter opener?
  • - Feminine title.
  • - Polite title
  • - Dear
  • - Female; twice a mother
  • - This lady's for turning?
  • - Lady unaffected by a reversal
  • - Is she too old to miss?
  • - she is crazy in the morning!
madamabutterfly
  • - opera by giacomo puccini featuring the geisha cio-cio-san
  • - Most-performed opera in North America
  • - Much-performed work set in Nagasaki
  • - Italian opera
  • - Puccini opera
  • - Pinkerton's spouse
  • - Operatic offering by Puccini
  • - Giacomo's garden guest?
  • - 1904 La Scala premiere
  • - Puccini classic
  • - Work by Puccini
madamabutter
  • - Unfinished Puccini work a.k.a. "Homage to a Dairy"?
madama
  • - title of a puccini opera?
  • - Butterfly title
  • - "...... Butterfly" (Puccini opera)
  • - Italian lady's title.
  • - Form of polite address to a signora.
  • - Butterfly's title
  • - Puccini's Butterfly
  • - Title in a Puccini title
  • - Butterfly, e.g
  • - Butterfly
madambutterflybynight
  • - Untrustworthy Puccini heroine?
madamboughtafly
  • - Lady paid for one insect?
madamaterfly
  • - Opera performed today, yet neglected
madamas
  • - Butterfly et al.
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