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Answer: ANNE

ANNE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 581 times.

• Last Stuart ruler
• ___ Morrow Lindbergh
• Actress Jeffreys
• Elizabeth II's only daughter
• Jackson or Tyler
• Writer Lindbergh
• Frank, who was betrayed on August 4, 1944
• Queen before George I
• Queen in Dumas's "Twenty Years After"
• Author Tyler
• Author Rice
• Diarist Frank
• Sister of King Arthur
• One of the Windsors
• One of two of the VIII's six
• Designer Klein
• Daughter of James II
• Edgar Lee Masters's "___ Rutledge"
• Beheaded Boleyn
• Frank or Francis
• Writer Rice
• Poet Sexton
• Sister of Emily and Charlotte
• Actress Archer
• Frank girl
• Brontë whose pen name was Acton Bell
• Actress Revere of "National Velvet"
• Queen ___ style
• French actress Parillaud
• Shakespeare's ___ Hathaway
• Archer of "Patriot Games"
• Either of two wives of Henry VIII
• "Saint Maybe" novelist Tyler
• Baxter of "The Ten Commandments"
• Actress Bancroft
• "___ of Green Gables"
• British royal
• "Green Gables" girl
• Girl of Green Gables
• Henry VIII's second or fourth
• Sister of Charles and Andrew
• Green Gables girl
• Archer of note
• Elizabeth I's mother
• Game show host Robinson
• "The Weakest Link" host Robinson
• One of the Lindberghs
• See 25-Across
• Charlotte and Emily's sister
• Last of the House of Stuart
• ___ Boleyn, queen to Henry VIII
• Rice in a bookstore
• Fantasy author McCaffrey
• "If Morning Ever Comes" novelist Tyler
• Last of the Stuarts
• With 40-Down, popular fashion label
• Actress Heche
• One of two wives of Henry VIII
• English princess
• Stuart queen
• Stuart monarch
• "__ Rutledge" (Edgar Lee Masters poem)
• One of the Brontë sisters
• Rice who wrote "Vittorio the Vampire"
• Last Stuart monarch
• Princess born 8/15/1950
• Novelist McCaffrey
• Tyler who wrote "Breathing Lessons"
• With 36-Across, popular comedic actress
• Missing from 73-Down
• ___ of Cleves, English queen
• "___ of the Thousand Days" (1969 film)
• Mrs. Shakespeare
• Queen Elizabeth's daughter
• Aunt of Prince Harry
• "Laugh-In" regular Jo __ Worley
• Tyler or Jackson
• Charles Lindbergh's wife
• Mother of Queen Elizabeth I
• Windsor princess
• ___ Elliot, heroine of Jane Austen's "Persuasion"
• Monarch immediately after William and Mary
• Sister of Prince Charles
• Actress Hathaway
• Predecessor of George I
• Saint ___, mother of the Virgin Mary
• ___ Page, woman in "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
• First name of Henry VIII's second
• Rice who wrote of vampires
• Meara or Murray
• Holocaust diarist Frank
• "The Witching Hour" author Rice
• Thousand-day queen of the screen
• Henry VIII's second
• Heche or Rice
• Second or fourth wife of Henry VIII
• Bancroft or Boleyn
• Stiller's partner Meara
• "Snowbird" songbird Murray
• Queen for 1,000 days
• Green Gables lass
• "Snowbird" singer Murray
• Sci-fi author McCaffrey
• Hollywood's Heche
• Robinson of "The Weakest Link"
• A Brontë
• Heche of "John Q"
• Diary keeper Frank
• Murray of country music
• Archer without a quiver?
• Ellen's ex
• Vampire novelist Rice
• "Interview with the Vampire" author Rice
• Archer or Baxter
• Ms. Baxter
• Bancroft of "The Graduate"
• England's queen: 1702-14
• Designer Geddes
• Songstress Murray
• Hathaway of "The Devil Wears Prada"
• Baby photographer Geddes
• "The Dragonriders of Pern" series author McCaffrey
• Vampire chronicler Rice
• Heche of "Men in Trees"
• Singer Murray
• Novelist Tyler
• ___ of Cleaves
• Mrs. Charles Lindbergh
• She of the thousand days
• Youngest Brontë sister
• Ill-fated Boleyn
• Mother of Elizabeth I
• Country singer Murray
• Rice a.k.a. Rampling
• Sister of Charles
• Ben Stiller's mom
• Rice from New Orleans
• Author Tyler or Rice
• Heche of "Wag the Dog"
• Rice who writes
• Hathaway of "Get Smart"
• Hathaway of "Bride Wars"
• Only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
• Writer Tyler
• Jesus' maternal grandmother
• "The Diary of ___ Frank"
• ___ Arundel (Maryland county)
• Jean-Michel's fiancée in "La Cage aux Folles"
• "Breathing Lessons" author Tyler
• English queen
• Poet Bradstreet
• Queen Elizabeth II's daughter
• Prince Charles's sister
• "The Dragonriders of Pern" author McCaffrey
• Klein of fashion
• Archer of film
• Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan
• She's ninth in line to the British throne
• Lestat creator Rice
• Hathaway of "Ella Enchanted"
• "High School Musical" actress Vanessa ___ Hudgens
• Heche of "Return to Paradise"
• Granddaughter of Charles I
• "The Gathering" author Enright
• Last Stuart queen
• Either of two Henry VIII wives
• Francis of Hollywood
• Oscar winner Baxter
• Elizabeth II's daughter
• Youngest Brontë
• Hugo winner McCaffrey
• Boleyn of old England
• "Ella Enchanted" star Hathaway
• Queen after whom Maryland's capital is named
• Frank or Seymour
• Green Gables resident
• One of the Brontës
• First sovereign of Great Britain
• Lucy Maud Montgomery heroine
• Diarist __ Frank
• Vampire writer Rice
• ''Green Gables'' girl
• Ben's mom
• Vampire author Rice
• Bancroft of ''The Graduate''
• Green Gables name
• Colonial poet Bradstreet
• George I's predecessor
• Rice of fiction
• Prince Harry's aunt
• Henry's second or fourth
• Henry VIII's 2nd or 4th
• Sister of 54 Across
• Prince Charles' sister
• __ of Cleves
• British princess
• Sister of Charlotte
• With 25 Down, ''Volcano'' actress
• Name of II of Henry VIII's VI
• Sister of Charlotte and Emily
• Comic Meara
• Rice, e.g.
• Melodious Murray
• Queen Boleyn
• The Bard's wife
• Bronte sister
• ___ of Cleves
• ''Ella Enchanted'' star Hathaway
• Novelist Rice
• ''Breathing Lessons'' author Tyler
• Boleyn, queen to Henry VIII
• Ms. Bancroft
• Shakespeare's wife
• Heche in ''Wag the Dog''
• ''The Vampire Lestat'' author Rice
• Singer Murray or author Rice
• First name among the cast of ''The Graduate''
• A Windsor
• Tudor queen
• Name for two of Henry VIII's wives
• Green Gables gal
• Either of two of the VIII's six
• "Vittorio, the Vampire" novelist Rice
• Actress Meara
• Frank in a diary
• Henry VIII's second wife
• "High School Musical" star Vanessa ___ Hudgens
• Frank of literature
• Rice of literature
• Royal in the 1976 Olympics
• Boleyn, for one
• She married Henry VIII
• Henry VIII's fourth
• England's queen, 1702-14
• Helen's teacher
• Francis or Frank
• Princess Margaret's niece
• Mrs. Lindbergh
• Lestat's Rice
• Queen consort Boleyn
• Pop singer Murray
• Pulitzer poet Sexton
• Last of the Stuart monarchs
• ___ of Cleves (English queen)
• One of the Bront%C3%ABs
• Charlotte and Emily's literary sister
• Rice whose characters suck
• British princess born in 1950
• Rice who wrote "The Vampire Chronicles"
• George I predecessor
• Rice on a shelf
• One of the Bront%C3%AB sisters
• James I's queen consort
• ___ of Cleves (Henry VIII's fourth wife)
• Author __ Morrow Lindbergh
• "The Princess Diaries" star Hathaway
• Author McCaffrey
• Brontë who wrote "Agnes Grey"
• Murray who sang "You Needed Me"
• Vampire-novel author Rice
• Dustin's "The Graduate" co-star
• Meara of comedy
• Only daughter of Elizabeth II
• Name of one-third of Henry VIII's wives
• Hitler's famous victim
• Hathaway of film
• Frank writing in a diary
• "The Vampire Lestat" author Rice
• First name among the cast of "The Graduate"
• Heche in "Wag the Dog"
• Author ___ Morrow Lindbergh
• Heche or Hathaway
• Murray or Meara
• With 25 Down, "Volcano" actress
• Diarist ___ Frank
• 18th century British queen
• Seattle Storm head coach Donovan
• Sister of Charles, Andrew and Edward
• Charles's sister
• Elizabeth's daughter
• Youngest of the Brontë sisters
• Youngest of the Brontë sisters
• Aunt to William and Harry
• Ms Frank
• Montgomery heroine
• Singer composer Murray
• First name among famous diarists
• Wife of Shakespeare
• Vampire novel author Rice
• Heche or Murray
• Rice of New Orleans
• Meara or Rice
• Meara or Rice
• Hathaway who played the White Queen in "Alice in Wonderland"
• She's a Frank diarist
• "Breathing Lessons" novelist Tyler
• Henry VIII's fourth wife
• Rice or Sexton
• Actress Hathaway of "The Princess Diaries"
• Henry VIII's second or fourth wife
• ___ Hathaway a.k.a. Mrs. Shakespeare
• First name in diarists
• "Rachel Getting Married" star Hathaway
• One of the Bront‘s
• Diary writer Frank
• Queen in 1702
• James II's daughter
• Hathaway or Heche
• Boleyn or Bronte
• See 10-Down
• Daughter of Elizabeth
• Boleyn or Hathaway
• Boleyn or Bancroft
• ... and wife
• 'Weakest Link' host Robinson
• Shakespeare's Hathaway
• Baxter or Bancroft
• Prince William's aunt
• Daughter of Elizabeth II
• '___ of Green Gables'
• Avonlea girl
• Comedienne Meara
• Murray or Rice
• British queen
• Vocalist Murray
• Vampire creator Rice
• Novelist Bronte
• ___ of Avonlea
• ___ of Denmark (James I's queen consort)
• "Interview with the Vampire" novelist Rice
• Canadian singer Murray
• William Shakespeare's wife
• Hathaway of Hollywood
• Bancroft of '7 Women'
• Bancroft heard in "Antz"
• Queen with a "lace"
• Hathaway of "The Dark Knight Rises"
• Murray of country
• Hollywood's Hathaway
• "Agnes Grey" writer Brontë
• Green cables girl
• Murray of song
• Green Gables red head
• Last monarch of the House of Stuart
• Queenly in-law of William of Orange
• Frank or Hathaway
• Frank or Heche
• With 46-Across, source of the quotation
• Rice good with vampires
• Frank or Rice
• William and Harry's aunt
• The last Stuart monarch
• Hathaway of "Les Misérables"
• "Yours, ___" (musical about a Jewish diarist)
• "The Vampire Chronicles" author Rice
• "Green Gables" name
• Oscar winner Hathaway
• Last Stuart of the monarchy
• Rice on shelves
• Lucy Maude creation
• "Les Misérables" Oscar winner Hathaway
• Rice devoured by vampire lovers
• Writing sister of Emily and Charlotte
• Gal of Green Gables
• Rice or Tyler
• Hathaway who won an Oscar for playing Fantine
• Bancroft or Bradstreet
• Queen in "The Three Musketeers"
• Henry VIII's 2nd
• One of two of Henry VIII's six
• L.M. Montgomery's literary heroine
• Hathaway of 'Get Smart'
• Writer Katherine ___ Porter
• Celebrity chef Burrell
• She played Fantine in the 2012 film "Les Misérables"
• Bancroft or Meara
• See 126 Across
• With 87-Across, Jerry Stiller's wife
• Bronte or Perry
• Meryl's co-star in "The Devil Wears Prada"
• Frank or Bronte
• Monarch before George I
• Auntie of pretzeldom
• Actress Hathaway of "Les Misérables"
• Archer or Boleyn
• Hathaway of "Becoming Jane"
• Science fiction author McCaffrey
• "Persuasion" heroine
• Rice of Gothic fiction
• Murray the singer
• Murray of music
• ___ Bradstreet, America's first published poet
• Brontë or Boleyn
• Rice the author
• Archer of "The Family Tree"
• Writer McCaffrey
• Frank with a diary
• Aunt to Harry and Wills
• Mel married her
• Actress Baxter of "Hotel"
• English princess who competed in the 1976 Olympics
• Colonial heretic Hutchinson
• James's Oscars co-host
• Archer of "Fatal Attraction"
• Misfortunate Boleyn
• Little sister of Charlotte and Emily
• First name of Helen Keller's teacher
• Hathaway of films
• Writer Brontë
• "Gift From the Sea" author ___ Morrow Lindbergh
• "Gift From The Sea" author ____ Morrow Lindbergh
• Archer or Heche
• Robinson of "Weakest Link"
• Novelist ___ Rice
• Rice who has written about werewolves, mummies and vampires
• Sainted mother of Mary
• Shakespearean spouse
• Montgomery character
• Rice stocked in bookstores
• Hathaway of 'One Day'
• 'Green Gables' girl
• Frank, diarist of 1944
• Gothic fiction author Rice
• Actress ___ Bancroft
• With 25-Down, women's fashion designer
• Fashion designer Klein
• Aunt of Prince William
• Youngest of the Brontës
• Longtime Princess Royal
• Carson who won the 2001 T. S. Eliot Prize for Poetry
• Princess Charlotte's great-aunt
• Rice who created Lestat
• English monarch: 1702-14
• As eve, we learned all about her
• Boleyn, Brontë or Bancroft
• Frank with a famous diary
• Queen who succeeded William III
• Rice who writes of vampires
• Hathaway or Archer of Hollywood
• Virgin Mary's mother
• Elizabeth I's mom
• Sullivan who taught Helen Keller
• Name on the cover of "Breathing Lessons"
• Britain's princess royal
• Frank of 1950s Broadway
• "Green Gables" focus
• William and Mary's successor
• Bancroft of "The Turning Point"
• Literary rice
• Queen ___ furniture
• Boleyn who lost her head
• With 48 Down, "Volcano" star
• Tv chef Burrell
• Green Gables female
• Oscar actress Hathaway
• Ms. Boleyn
• Hathaway of "The Intern"
• Rice or Boleyn
• With 41-Across, 'Wag the Dog' costar
• Name on the cover of the Mayfair Witches novels
• Hathaway of "Interstellar"
• Green Gables heroine
• Youngest of a Yorkshire literary trio
• Princess Royal of Britain
• Grandmother of Jesus
• Heche of Hollywood
• Mother of the Virgin Mary
• House of Stuart monarch
• A Hathaway who had a way with Will
• Fashion's Klein
• With 108-Across, not talking loudly on a cell, e.g.
• Hathaway of "The Intern" (2015)
• Name on the cover of "Vittorio the Vampire"
• Name shared by two of Henry VIII's wives
• "Worst Cooks in America" judge Burrell
• Sci-fi writer McCaffrey, who was the first woman to win a Hugo for fiction
• Rice left on a shelf, maybe
• Member of the British royal family
• Rice of vampire fiction
• Frank with the diary
• Rice the writer
• Hathaway of "Ocean's 8"
• Woman's name often spelled without its "e"
• "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant" novelist Tyler
• Name of two of Henry VIII's wives
• Hathaway of "Rachel Getting Married"
• "The Matrix" actress Carrie-___ Moss
• Actress Hathaway of "The Devil Wears Prada"
• Hathaway of "Ocean's Eight"
• Hathaway of "Serenity"
• Stiller's mate Meara
• Whom George I succeeded
• Keller companion Sullivan
• "The Favourite" queen
• Last Stuart dynasty queen
• Boleyn portrayed in "Six"
• Girl of Avonlea
• Youngest Brontë sibling
• Heche of "Psycho" (1998)
• Fashionable Klein
• Queen in "The Favourite"
• Queen played by Olivia Colman
• British monarch before George I
• Meara of "Archie Bunker's Place"
• Rice on a bookshelf
• "You Needed Me" singer Murray
• Name before "of Cleves" or "of Green Gables"
• Author Rice or Actress Hathaway
• Hall of Famer Donovan, first woman to coach a WNBA championship team
• "Ocean's 8" actress Hathaway
• "Coming of Age in Mississippi" author Moody
• "A" Bronte sister
• One of two of Henry's six
• Fictional orphan on Prince Edward Island
• Woman wrapped in flannel
• The Princess Royal
• Carrie-___ Moss of "Jessica Jones"
• Princess in "The Crown"
• Actress Dudek of "House"
• Moody who wrote "Coming of Age in Mississippi"
• Mother of Hamnet Shakespeare
• First queen of Great Britain
• "The Accidental Tourist" author Tyler
• Activist Braden
• Poet Carson
• Either of two wives of King Henry VIII
• Queen portrayed by Olivia Colman
• "Worst Cooks in America" co-host Burrell
• Actress Hathaway or diarist Frank
• Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan
• Poet Spencer
• "___ With an E" (Netflix series)
• Chef Burrell
• Erin Doherty's role on "The Crown"
• Writer ___ Helen Petersen
• Hathaway married to Shakespeare
• Frank behind a bookcase
• "The Wall Between" author Braden
• Writing sister of Charlotte and Emily
• Heche of 1998's "Psycho"
• "The Graduate" star Bancroft
• Diarist Lister
• "Rachel Getting Married" actress Hathaway
• Last ruling queen before Victoria
• Diarist Lister dubbed "the first modern lesbian"
• Astronaut McClain
• Former WNBA coach Donovan
• Dudek of "Mad Men"
• Murray with a star on both the Canada and Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Painter Neilson
• Pulitzer novelist Tyler
• Hidden name in this clue (if you read backwards)
• "The Diary of a Young Girl" author Frank
• "Interstellar" actress Hathaway
• Donovan in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
• "The Chase" personality Hegerty
• Gothic fiction writer Rice
• Avonlea adoptee
• Civil rights activist Moody
• "Bird by Bird" writer Lamott
• Actress Curtis
• Youngest of the 38-Across
• "The Diary of a Young Girl" author ___ Frank
• Brontë sister who wrote "Agnes Grey"
• ___ Boleyn
• China ___ McClain of "Black Lightning"
• "Coming of Age in Mississippi" writer Moody
• Queen played by Olivia Colman in "The Favourite"
• Sister of King Charles III
• One of two for six of VIII?
• Lister dubbed "the first modern lesbian"
• Equestrian princess in the 1976 Olympics
• "Autobiography of Red" author Carson
• "The Accidental Tourist" novelist Tyler
• Name shared by two wives of Henry VIII
• Rice, for one
• Actress and model Curtis
• Cameroonian women's rights activist Fomumbod
• Photographer Geddes
• “The Favourite” queen
• British princess who was an Olympic equestrian