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Crossword clues for the word: IDA

The word IDA has appeared as an answer to at least 581 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for IDA

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___ B. Wells
___ B. Wells (civil rights icon)
___ B. Wells Plaza
___ B. Wells Society (reporting group)
___ B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting
___ B. Wells, civil rights pioneer
___ B. Wells, co-founder of the N.A.A.C.P.
___ Know (blame-taking "Family Circus" ghost)
___ Ljungqvist (first African-born model to be Playmate of the Year)
___ Lupino, first woman to direct a classic noir film
___ Mae Martinez (early female pro wrestler)
___ Saxton McKinley (First Lady from 1897 to 1901)
-- Bell Wells
“Sweet as apple cider” girl
“The Business of Being a Woman” writer Tarbell
'Esto perpetua' is its motto: Abbr.
'Princess ___' (1884 opera)
'The Shop on Main Street' Oscar nominee Kaminska
<I>Beware My Lovely<I>s Lupino
"___ B. Wells, early civil rights advocate"
"___ Saxton McKinley (First Lady, 1897-1901)"
"____, sweet as apple cider..."
"""A History of Standard Oil"" author Tarbell"
"""Death Letter Blues"" singer ___ Cox"
"""Die Fledermaus"" role"
"""Die Fledermaus"" soprano"
"""If I knew you were coming ___ baked a cake!"""
"""If I'd known you were coming ___ baked a cake!"""
"""Morning's at Seven"" sister"
"""Princess ___"" (1884 premiere)"
"""Princess ___"" (Gilbert and Sullivan operetta)"
"""Sweet as apple cider"" gal"
"""Sweet"" girl of songdom"
"""The History of the Standard Oil Company"" author Tarbell"
"""The Hitch-Hiker"" director Lupino"
"Apple cider" girl of song
"Diane's ""Chinatown"" role"
"Evil grandmother on ""Malcolm in the Middle"""
"Foreign film Oscar Winner, 2015"
"Girl compared to cider, in a song"
"High Sierra" Lupino of
"Humphrey's costar in ""High Sierra"""
"In song, she's 'sweet as apple cider'"
"In song, she's sweet."
"King Gama's daughter, in an 1884 operetta"
"Lupino in ""Devotion"""
"Lupino in ""Jennifer"""
"Lupino in ""Moontide"""
"Lupino in ""The Bigamist"""
"Lupino of ""Anything Goes"""