Answer: FLO
FLO is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 144 times.
- Early 80's sitcom
- ___-Jo (1988 Olympics name)
- ___ Hyman award for female athletes
- 70's-80's TV character who said "Kiss my grits"
- Andy Capp's wife
- Waitress at Mel's
- "Alice" waitress
- "Alice" spin-off
- Mel's Diner waitress
- Mrs. Andy Capp
- Impresario Ziegfeld
- Ziegfeld, familiarly
- ___-Jo (1988 Olympics star)
- The great Ziegfeld
- Eddie's 1970's singing partner
- Waitress at Mel's Diner
- Old pop duo ___ & Eddie
- Ziegfeld of the "Ziegfeld Follies"
- "Alice" spinoff
- Showman Ziegfeld
- "Kiss my grits" lady
- 1980 "Alice" spin-off
- Waitress on "Alice"
- Mr. Ziegfeld
- "Alice" character
- TV character who said "Kiss my grits!"
- Theatrical producer Ziegfeld
- She said "Kiss my grits!"
- TV coworker of Alice and Vera
- __-Jo: Olympic sprinter's nickname
- Sitcom diner waitress
- Sitcom waitress
- Polly Holliday spinoff
- Rapper ___ Rida
- Belle replaced her at Mel's
- Producer Ziegfeld, familiarly
- Polly Holliday sitcom
- Castleberry of "Alice"
- Alice's TV co-worker
- Worker at Mel's diner
- "Kiss my grits!" character
- ___ Jo (1988 Olympics star)
- Andy Capp's missus
- Streaming, in product names
- ___-Jo: Olympic sprinter's nickname
- Good name for a plumber?
- Rapper --- Rida
- Aunt ___ (menstrual cycle nickname)
- Nightingale, familiarly
- Character in Progressive ads
- Pop music's ___ & Eddie
- Billie Burke's showman hubby
- Ms Nightingale, breezily
- She's "in town" once a month
- 'Alice' spinoff
- 'Alice' spin-off
- 'Alice' waitress
- Show-man Ziegfeld
- Polly's 'Alice' role
- Mel's Diner redhead
- Waitress on 'Alice'
- ___-Jo ('88 Olympics track star)
- "Kiss my grits" lady of TV
- Upbeat Progressive Insurance spokeswoman
- ___-Jo (track legend)
- "Kiss my grits" utterer of TV fame
- Progressive insurance spokesperson
- Woman in Progressive Insurance commercials
- Old Polly Holliday sitcom
- First name in follies
- Eb's wife?
- Cheery cashier in Progressive ads
- Good name for a female plumber?
- TV waitress
- Ziegfeld's nickname
- Eddie's partner in musical comedy
- Producer Ziegfeld
- Polly Holliday sitcom role
- Follies man Ziegfeld
- ___ Rida ("Right Round" rapper)
- What is the name of andy capp's wife?
- 'Alice' role
- Progressive Insurance spokeswoman
- Circulation, in product names
- Progressive pitcher
- Ubiquitous insurance spokeswoman
- White-clad insurance-ad character
- Follies name
- Olympian track star ___ Jo
- Nurse Nightingale familiarly
- 70's rock duo," ___ & Eddie"
- Ziegfeld with follies
- Woman in Progressive TV ads
- Mel's brassy waitress
- Legendary track star ___-Jo
- Alice's co-worker
- Sunshine State rapper ___ Rida
- Andy Capp's spouse
- Redhead at Mel's Diner
- Spokesperson for Progressive
- Spokesperson in TV insurance ads
- Progressive pitcher?
- This puzzle's 15-Across
- ___-Jo ('80s track star)
- Funny Polly Holliday sitcom role
- Polly Holliday role
- ___ -Jo ('80s track star)
- ___ Rida ("My House" rapper)
- Woman in white in 100+ ads
- Progressive spokesperson
- Perky spokeswoman in Progressive ads
- Insurance ad spokesperson
- "Alice" TV spin-off
- Woman in Progressive ads
- 1-Down's sitcom employee
- Ziegfeld, to pals
- Waitress on TV's 'Alice'
- "I [heart] INSURANCE" button wearer
- Lady of Andy Capp
- Insurance spokesperson
- Polly's sitcom role
- Waitress who said "Kiss my grits!"
- Progressive spokeswoman
- ___ Jo, of the '88 Olympics
- "Who Dat Girl" rapper ___ Rida
- Progressive picture
- Spokeswoman in some insurance commercials
- Progressive woman?
- Progressive promoter played by Stephanie Courtney
- Andy Capp's wife in the comics
- Insurance ad woman
- Spokeswoman in Progressive insurance ads
- Popular women's health app
- Lady in Progressive ads
- Longtime Progressive spokeswoman
- Progressive agent played by Stephanie Courtney
- Aunt ___ (euphemism for a period)
- Progressive's saleswoman
- Progressive Insurance character
- Nickname that drops rence
- "Low" rapper ___ Rida
- Aunt ___ (monthly "visitor" for some)
- Progressive's spokeswoman
- Co-worker of Jamie, Alan, and Mara, in Progressive ads