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Answer: SADE

SADE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 112 times.

• Marquis de ___
• "Smooth Operator" singer
• One-named Nigerian singer
• "Smooth Operator" chanteuse
• One-named pop/R.&B. singer
• "The Sweetest Taboo" singer, 1985
• Last name in cruelty
• Pop singer from Nigeria
• One-named jazzy singer
• Historical figure portrayed in "Quills"
• Marquis name?
• She won a 2002 Grammy for "Lovers Rock"
• One-named singer from Nigeria
• "Justine" author
• Nigerian-born pop star
• "Vic and ___" of oldtime radio
• Female singer who was Grammy's 1985 Best New Artist
• "The Sweetest Taboo" singer
•     One-named singer
• "Maureen" singer
• One-named Grammy winner of 2001
• She had a 1993 hit with "No Ordinary Love"
• One-named singer of "Smooth Operator"
• Nigerian-born singer with five Top 40 hits
• Nigerian-born singing star
• "No Ordinary Love" singer
• "Never as Good as the First Time" singer
• "Sweetest Taboo" singer
• Nigerian-born singer
• Marquis name
• 1986 Best New Artist Grammy winner
• "Smooth Operator" songstress
• "Paradise" performer
• Marquis de __
• "Philosophy in the Bedroom" author, 1795
• Singer with the 2000 album "Lovers Rock"
• "Your Love is King" singer
• Singer from Nigeria
• Vic's radio partner
• ''Smooth Operator'' singer
• Vic's wife
• Marquis portrayed in ''Quills''
• ''Your Love Is King'' singer
• Geoffrey Rush's "Quills" role
• The Marquis de ___
• Nigerian singer with one name
• One-named Nigerian songstress
• Top 10 singer born in Nigeria
• "Soldier of Love" singer, 2009
• Marquis portrayed in "Quills"
• Malefic marquis
• One-named Nigerian-born singer
• Nigerian-born Grammy winner
• Winner of the 1985 Best New Artist Grammy
• Pop star born as Helen Adu
• Pop star born as Helen Adu
• Pop star born as Helen Adu
• Band with the debut album "Diamond Life"
• 'Smooth Operator' singer
• 'The Sweetest Taboo' singer
• She sang 'Smooth Operator'
• One-named Grammy winner
• Grammy winner born in Nigeria
• Marat's counterpart in a Peter Weiss title
• Singer with the 1986 #1 album "Promise"
• Marquis de ______
• One-named "No Ordinary Love" singer
• 1985 Grammy winner from Nigeria
• "Marat/___": 1963 play
• "No Ordinary Love" band
• She sang 'The Sweetest Taboo'
• Nigerian-born "Smooth Operator" singer
• One-named Nigerian singer of "The Sweetest Taboo"
• Nigerian who won the 1985 Best New Artist Grammy
• Best New Artist Grammy winner after Cyndi Lauper
• Donatien Alphonse Francois de ___
• Singer's name pronounced "Shar-day"
• "Soldier of Love" Grammy winner
• Sultry 'Paradise' singer
• One-named 'Paradise' singer
• "The 120 Days of Sodom" author
• One-named singer with the 1985 hit "Smooth Operator"
• "Quills" subject
• Macabre Marquis
• Marquis de ____
• British solo singer
• Marquis de
• "Marat/___" (Peter Weiss play)
• One-named 'Smooth Operator' singer
• Nigerian pop star
• "Smooth Operator" singer, 1985
• "Your Love Is King" singer, 1984
• Nigerian singer, or her band
• "Smooth Operator" band
• One-named Grammy winner for "Soldier of Love"
• Grammy-winning singer with the 2010 album "Soldier of Love"
• One-named British-Nigerian singer
• One-named hitmaker born in Nigeria
• Singer of "Smooth Operator"
• One-named Grammy-winning singer
• One-named singer with Grammys in 1985 and 2010
• "Smooth Operator" artist
• One-named singer awarded a C.B.E. in 2017
• One-named Nigerian Grammy winner
• "Soldier of Love" singer
• One-named singer with the album "Lovers Rock"
• Singer ___ Adu
• First Nigerian-born singer to win a Grammy
• "Lovers Rock" artist
• Smooth operator singer
• Nigerian-born pop singer
• Only African-born headliner at London's Live Aid 1985