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enola
  • - "The ... Holmes Mysteries" (young adult detective series)
  • - ... Holmes: Netflix film starring Millie Bobby Brown
  • - ... Holmes, sleuth in young-adult fiction
  • - "— Holmes" [2020 Millie Bobby Brown film]
  • - holmes played by millie bobby brown
  • - Sherlock Holmes' sleuthing teen sister
  • - ...... holmes (netflix detective role for millie bobby brown)
  • - "the .... holmes mysteries," series about sherlock's teenage sister
  • - "The ... Holmes Mysteries," young adult series about a 14-year-old detective
  • - sherlock holmes' younger sister as depicted in a recent nancy springer book series
  • - "... Holmes" (2020 film about Sherlock's sister)
  • - "...... Holmes" [2020 Helena Bonham Carter movie]
  • - ... Holmes (Millie Bobby Brown film)
  • - — Holmes (Sherlock's sleuthing sister)
  • - — Holmes (Sherlock's sister)
  • - The ...... Gay bomber
  • - Name that's the reverse of alone
  • - Gay in the USAAF?
  • - Gay in the military, back in WWII
  • - ...... Holmes (detective of juvenile fiction)
  • - ...... Gay (infamous plane named for the pilot's mother)
  • - The gay .......
  • - '...... Holmes' (2020 Netflix mystery film)
  • - Name on the 'Little Boy' bomber
  • - Sister of Sherlock
  • - sherlock sister of teen lit
  • - sherlock's sibling in a 2020 netflix film
  • - sherlock's sister, per a 2020 netflix film
  • - Sherlock's sister in a 2020 film
  • - ".... Gay" [airplane]
  • - Gay over Hiroshima
  • - Col. Tibbets's mother
  • - ...... Gay, famed plane
  • - Name on a famous war plane
  • - Cajun cookbook author Prudhomme
  • - ...... Gay, famous plane
  • - Warplane name
  • - W.W. II plane ...... Gay
  • - Town outside Harrisburg
  • - Part of a B-29 bomber name
  • - Name on a plane
  • - Colonel Tibbets' mom
  • - ...... Gay (famous warplane)
  • - WWII's ...... Gay
  • - WWII pilot Paul Tibbets's mother
  • - WWII bomber's first name
  • - With Gay, a plane
  • - Warplane name defined as "flying solo" when read backward
  • - W.W. II's ...... Gay
  • - Town NW of Harrisburg
  • - Suburb of Harrisburg, Pa.
  • - Suburb of Harrisburg
  • - Start of a noted B-29 name
  • - Place near Harrisburg, Pa.
  • - Paul Tibbets's mother's first name
  • - Name on an old bomber
  • - Name on an old Boeing B-29
  • - Name on a WWII plane
  • - Name on a B-29, once
  • - Name on a '45 plane
  • - Name associated with a WWII turning point
  • - Memorable name in B-29s
  • - Historical mother's name
  • - Historic plane name
  • - Gay whose name made WWII history
  • - Gay preceder
  • - Gay name?
  • - Gay B-29
  • - First name on a bomber
  • - First name of a famed plane
  • - First name in bombs
  • - First name among bombers
  • - Famous B-29's first name
  • - Colonel Tibbetts' mother
  • - Col. Tibbets's mother, ...... Gay
  • - Col. Tibbets's ...... Gay
  • - Col. Paul Tibbets's mother
  • - Bomber name
  • - Alone anagram
  • - A-bomber ...... Gay
  • - A-bomb bomber ...... Gay
  • - "Waterworld" girl with a map on her back
  • - ........ Gay (plane)
  • - ...... Gay, of W.W. II
  • - ...... Gay, famous bomber
  • - ...... Gay, famous B-29
  • - ...... Gay, Col. Tibbett's bomber
  • - ...... Gay, Col. Tibbets's plane
  • - ...... Gay, Col. Tibbets's mother
  • - ...... Gay, Col. Tibbets's bomber
  • - ...... Gay, bomb dropper
  • - ...... Gay, A-bomb plane
  • - ...... Gay (historic name)
  • - ...... Gay (Hiroshima bomber)
  • - ...... Gay (fateful bomber)
  • - ...... Gay (famous flier)
  • - Town near Harrisburg
  • - ".... Gay" (fateful WWII plane)
  • - — Gay (warplane)
  • - First name on a 1945 bomber
  • - — Gay (historic plane)
  • - WWII bomber .... Gay
  • - .... Gay: WWII bomber
  • - Name on a historic B-29
  • - ...... Gay (W.W. II bomber)
  • - Name that anagrams to "Leona"
  • - ...... Gay (renowned warplane)
  • - — Gay (WWII B-29)
  • - First name on a famous plane
  • - Gay opening?
  • - ...... Gay (W.W. II plane)
  • - ...... Gay (famed bomber)
  • - Name on a famed B-29
  • - Name on a 1945 bomber
  • - ...... Gay, 1945 bomber
  • - Part of a bomber name
  • - Gay leader?
  • - Name on a famous B-29
  • - Woman's name on an historic B-29
  • - 'Waterworld' girl
  • - Little Boy dropper ...... Gay
  • - First name on a B-29
  • - First name in B-29 history
  • - First name of a famous B-29
  • - First name in W.W. II
  • - With 12-Down, Smithsonian aviation exhibit
  • - Start of a historic B-29 name
  • - ...... Gay (WWII plane)
  • - "Waterworld" orphan girl
  • - Gay partner?
  • - Name on a historic bomber
  • - "...... Gay" (antiwar song by OMD)
  • - Historic first name in W.W. II
  • - Name on a WWII bomber
walkabout
  • - Wandering
  • - Aboriginal rite of passage
  • - abandon a fight for an informal stroll
  • - Down-under work break
les
  • - Man's nickname that's also a French article
  • - Man nickname.
  • - La + la, in Lille
  • - It's ignored in "alphabétisation"
  • - Host Crane dubbed "the bad boy of late-night television"
  • - He led the "Band of Renown"
  • - Guy's nickname
  • - Guitarist Paul or bandleader Brown
  • - French word or man's name
  • - First word in many French rock bands
  • - First name of the only person in the Inventors and Rock and Roll Halls of Fame
  • - First name in guitars
  • - Die, across the Rhine
  • - Die across the border?
  • - Definite article in France
  • - Crane or Tremayne
  • - Claypool who leads the rock band Primus
  • - Brown with the Band of Renown
  • - Brown or Elgart
  • - Brown or Aspin
  • - Brown of the Band of Renown
  • - Baxter of the swing era
  • - Aspin or Brown
  • - Articles in "Paris Match"?
  • - Article you might read over and over again in a French newspaper
  • - Article that may go with berets
  • - Article in the Montreal Gazette
  • - Article in the Louvre?
  • - Article in L'Express
  • - Article in French papers
  • - Article in Elle
  • - "WKRP in Cincinnati" role
  • - "...... Poissons" ("The Little Mermaid" song that means "The Fish" in English)
  • - "...... Miz" ("Master of the House" musical, for short)
  • - "...... Misérables" (1862 novel that spawned a long-running Broadway musical)
  • - ...... Nessman ("WKRP in Cincinnati" character)
  • - ...... Cayes, city in Haiti
  • - "The French ......"
  • - Article in Le Monde
  • - '... you get the idea'
  • - Article in Paris
  • - Article in Elle France
  • - Little man in Biggleswade
  • - Article in a French magazine
  • - French "the"
  • - The, in Tours
  • - Article applied to the Canadiens
  • - Inventor Paul in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
  • - Man's nickname
  • - brown or nessman
  • - Nickname that might have -ley or -ter after it in the full version
  • - first word in the title of a broadway show or the victor hugo novel that inspired it
  • - Like the French, he's free from deceit
  • - WKRP in Cincinnati character Nessman
  • - the french fellow
  • - Musician Brown
  • - Miles at LSU
  • - Mike Pearson, to pals
  • - Media exec Moonves
  • - Mary Ford's Paul
  • - LSU football coach Miles
  • - Longtime CBS head Moonves
  • - Lester, for short
  • - Late guitarist Paul
  • - Late Defense Sec. Aspin
  • - Kelly's ".......... Girls"
  • - Julie Chen's husband Moonves
  • - Juan-......-Pins (Riviera resort)
  • - Journalist Payne
  • - Jazzman McCann
  • - Jazz's McCann
  • - Jazz pianist McCann
  • - Jazz guitarist Paul
  • - Issy-......-Moulineaux, France
  • - Il est ignoré dans l'alphabétisation
  • - Hugo's "...... Misérables"
  • - Host of TV's "Survivorman" Stroud
  • - Guitar pioneer/maker Paul
  • - Guitar legendPaul
  • - Guitar hero Paul
  • - Grungy, arty neighborhood of Manhattan, for short
  • - Great guitarist Paul
  • - Good name for an energy conservationist?
  • - Gibson ...... Paul guitar
  • - Gene Kelly's ".......... Girls"
  • - French plural article
  • - French article whose singular form is "disconnected" from nine puzzle answers
  • - Former talk show host Crane
  • - Former Secretary Aspin
  • - First name of a Rock Hall of Fame "key inductee"
  • - Figaro article
  • - Eponymous guitarist Paul
  • - Elle article
  • - Documentarian Blank
  • - Director Mayfield
  • - Defense Secretary Aspin
  • - Congressman AuCoin
  • - Composer Baxter
  • - Colonel ...... Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade
  • - College football coach Miles
  • - Cocteau's "--- Enfants Terribles"
  • - Clinton Defense Secretary Aspin
  • - Clinton Defense head Aspin
  • - CBS's Moonves
  • - CBS mogul Moonves
  • - CBS exec Moonves who's married to "Big Brother" host Julie Chen
  • - CBS CEO Moonves who appeared on Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" debut
  • - CBC-TV drama, ...... Plouffe
  • - Bill's first Defense secretary
  • - Berlioz's "...... Nuits"
  • - Beginning of many French stories
  • - Bassman extraordinaire Claypool
  • - Bandsman Brown
  • - Bandleader Elgart
  • - Band leader Brown
  • - Article: Fr.
  • - Article written by Proust
  • - Article written by Hugo
  • - Article written by Artaud
  • - Article on Mont Blanc
  • - Article de français
  • - Article by Rimbaud
  • - Artesian article
  • - Argonne article
  • - Apt name for a minimalist
  • - Alsatian article
  • - Actor Tremayne
  • - Actor Nielsen, to his pals
  • - Actor Nielsen to his friends
  • - Actor Neilsen, to pals
  • - A Paul with pluck
  • - A Paul
  • - A bandleader for Doris
  • - 1984 film "...... Compères"
  • - 1944 Heisman winner Horvath
  • - 1909 ballet ".... Sylphides"
  • - "WKRP" character Nessman
  • - "Toutes .... heures" (hourly)
  • - "Tous .... jours" (daily)
  • - "Survivorman" host Stroud
  • - "Sous ...... Toits de Paris"
  • - "Funky Winkerbean" character ...... Moore
  • - "Au Revoir, ...... Enfants" (1987 film)
  • - "Au Revoir ...... Enfants," 1987 Malle film
  • - "An Infinite Number of Monkeys" mystery writer Roberts
  • - "--- Misérables"
  • - "...... Troyens": Berlioz
  • - "...... Sylphides" (Michel Fokine ballet)
  • - "...... Préludes": Liszt
  • - "...... Miz" (Broadway musical, casually)
  • - "...... Miz" ("I Dreamed a Dream" musical, for short)
  • - "...... Misérables": Hugo
  • - "...... Misérables" (Victor Hugo novel made into a Broadway musical)
  • - "...... Misérables" (musical film Anne Hathaway has received accolades for)
  • - "...... Misérables" (musical about Jean Valjean)
  • - "...... Misérables" (Broadway musical made into a 2012 film)
  • - "...... Misérables" (Anne Hathaway's Oscar film)
  • - "...... Misérables" (Anne Hathaway movie musical)
  • - "...... Misérables" (2012 movie based on a musical)
  • - "...... Misérables" (2012 Hugh Jackman/Anne Hathaway film)
  • - "...... Mis" (theatrical staple, for short)
  • - "...... Mis"
  • - "...... Justes" (Albert Camus play)
  • - "...... Jeunes de Paris" (recurring "S.N.L." sketch)
  • - "...... Girls" (Kelly musical)
  • - "...... Girls" (Gene Kelly film)
  • - "...... Girls" (Cole Porter musical)
  • - "...... Girls," Kelly movie
  • - "...... Girls," 1957 musical comedy
  • - "...... Girls," 1957 Gene Kelly film
  • - "...... Fleurs du Mal" (Baudelaire poetry collection)
  • - "...... Filles de Cadiz"
  • - "...... Femmes Savantes" (Molière play)
  • - "...... Enfants Terribles"
  • - "...... Enfants Terrible"
  • - "...... Diaboliques"
  • - "...... Demoiselles d'Avignon" (Picasso piece)
  • - "...... Demoiselles d'Avignon" (Picasso painting)
  • - "...... Compères" (1984 film)
  • - ".... Mis€©rables"
  • - ".... Mis?rables"
  • - ".... Échos" (French financial paper)
  • - '60s talk show host Crane
  • - .......... Neilsen (familiarly)
  • - .......... Lilas (Paris suburb)
  • - .......... canadiens
  • - .......... Anglais
  • - ........ hommes
  • - ........ Habs?
  • - ........ autres
  • - ...... Sylphides (Chopin ballet)
  • - ...... Savy Fav (New York City indie band)
  • - ...... Paul, popular guitarist
  • - ...... Paul and Mary Ford
  • - ...... Paul (classic guitar)
  • - ...... Paul (classic Gibson model)
  • - ...... Invalides (Paris landmark)
  • - ...... Halles, old Parisian market
  • - ...... Halles (Paris market area)
  • - ...... Halles (Paris food market)
  • - ...... Grossman, Tom Cruise's "Tropic Thunder" role
  • - ...... Eyzies, France
  • - ...... Claypool
  • - ...... Cayes, Haitian seaport
  • - ...... Cayes (Haitian port)
  • - ...... Brown and His Band of Renown
  • - ...... Baux-de-Provence (French commune)
  • - ...... Arcs, French ski resort
  • - .... Fauves: Matisse group
  • - Boy's name(Used today)
  • - Former defense secretary Aspin
  • - Start of many French titles
  • - ............ Quebecois
  • - Mr. Brown.
  • - Betrays amusement
  • - ...... Paul
  • - Parisian article
  • - Québec article
  • - Avignon article
  • - Boy's name
  • - '...... Girls'
  • - French 101 word
  • - .... Canadiens: Montréal team
  • - Guitar master Paul
  • - '...... Enfants du Paradis' (classic W.W. II-era film)
  • - ...... Etats-Unis
  • - Laura of 100 Gecs
  • - ...... Schwab
  • - Paul of guitar fame
  • - Shortened male name
  • - French 101 article
  • - Guitar innovator Paul
  • - Paul on guitar
  • - ".... Miz" (musical play)
  • - Broadway's '...... Miz'
  • - '...... Liaisons dangereuses'
  • - Electric guitar pioneer Paul
  • - "Survivorman" Stroud
  • - Beethoven's '.... Adieux' Sonata
  • - .... Moore (contradictory guy?)
  • - Guitar maker ...... Paul
  • - Guitarist Paul
  • - French article within "Arles"
  • - Guitar great Paul
  • - Film director Blank
  • - ...... Eaux de Chanel
  • - Fictional anchor Nessman
  • - Moonves of CBS
  • - Crane
  • - French article
  • - Does nothing
  • - Arles article
  • - Off
  • - French pronoun
  • - --- dawson, comedian
  • - french definite article
  • - ... dennis, former family fortunes host
  • - ".... MisxE9rables"
  • - fat ..., vindaloo group
  • - Virtuoso guitarist ...... Paul
  • - ... Miserables (long-running musical)
  • - ...... Dennis, comedian and TV host
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