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Answer: SHE

SHE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 683 times.

• Any car, affectionately
• Who blows thar
• Any vessel
• "___ Done Him Wrong" (1933 film)
• "___ Drives Me Crazy" (1989 #1 hit)
• Eternal queen, of book and film
• 1967 Monkees song
• One side in a battle of the sexes
• "There ___ goes..."
• Word before "loves me" and "loves me not"
• One of every two hurricanes
• That vessel
• Word repeated in "Does ___ or doesn't ___?"
• "Steady as ___ goes"
• ___-wolf
• H. Rider Haggard adventure
• ___-crab soup
• "___-Devil" (1989 Streep film)
• Any ship
• "Thar ___ blows!"
• Any boat
• One side in an age-old battle
• "Tonight ___ Comes" (hit by the Cars)
• "What ___ Is" (1988 #1 country hit)
• The Four Tops' "When ___ Was My Girl"
• Wolf or devil preceder
• Seaman's reference
• 1887 romance novel
• A ship, to crew members
• "___ Believes in Me"
• Cow or sow
• H. Rider Haggard title
• Many a storm
• H. Rider Haggard novel
• 1994 Harry Connick Jr. album
• "___ Loves You"
• Dam, for example
• Seashell seller, in a tongue twister
• "___ Cried" (1962 hit)
• "Ain't ___ Sweet"
• Doe or heifer
• Word repeated in the Beatles title "___ Said ___ Said"
• ___-devil
• That lady
• 1965 Ursula Andress film
• Sow, ewe or mare
• A miss
• "___-Devil"
• That girl
• “___ Drives Me Crazy” (Fine Young Cannibals hit)
• Filly, but not a billy
• 17-Across, e.g.
• See 57-Down
• Every other hurricane
• Million-selling Harry Connick Jr. album
• "___ loves me …"
• Ewe, for one
• "__ sells sea shells ..."
• "___ Loves Me"
• Boat, to its captain
• 1935 movie starring Helen Gahagan as Queen Hash-a-Mo-Tep of Kor
• Miss, e.g.
• "Ain't ___ Sweet?"
• Ship over there?
• "There ___ goes ..."
• Dam, e.g.
• ___-bear
• "___ loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah …"
• Word for half of hurricanes
• Ursula Andress film
• 345
• Ma'am or dam
• That ship
• Word before some animal names
• "___ Drives Me Crazy," #1 hit by the Fine Young Cannibals
• That woman
• Byron's "___ Walks in Beauty"
• Cyndi Lauper's "___ Bop"
• "Murder, __ Wrote"
• ___-Hulk (Marvel Comics character)
• Alan Jay Lerner's "___ Wasn't You"
• Donna Summer's "___ Works Hard for the Money"
• Seller of seashells
• First song on "More of the Monkees"
• "___ Cried" (1962 top 10 hit)
• "That's all ___ wrote"
• Petal plucker's pronoun
• "___ Hates Me," 2002 hit by Puddle of Mudd
• "___ sells seashells by the seashore" (tongue twister)
• One going steady?
• First word of 10-/25-Down's "Billie Jean"
• Pronoun sometimes used for vehicles
• "Murder, ___ Wrote"
• "___ Bop" (1984 Cyndi Lauper hit)
• "That's all ___ wrote!"
• Thar-blows link
• "Does ___, or doesn't..." (old Clairol slogan)
• Seashell seller?
• Sow or cow
• "___ walks in beauty..." (Byron)
• Pronoun for a ship
• Oliver Goldsmith's "___ Stoops to Conquer"
• Swab's pronoun
• "___ Cried" (Jay & the Americans hit)
• Stevie Wonder's "Isn't ___ Lovely?"
• Petal-plucker's word
• Devil or bear preceder
• Sea shell seller, in a tongue twister
• "___ walks in beauty..."
• Dam, for one
• Seashell seller
• The Beatles' "___ Loves You"
• Elle, in England
• H. Rider Haggard book
• Yacht personification
• Mother or daughter
• "___ Loves You" (1964 Beatles chart-topper)
• Seagoing pronoun
• That mother
• The lady in question
• Ship personification
• "Isn't ___ Lovely" (1976 Stevie Wonder hit)
• Lass
• The lady over there
• "___ Believes In Me" (Kenny Rogers hit)
• "___ Done Him Wrong"
• "___ walks in beauty ..."
• The queen as a subject?
• This woman
• Seashell seller in a tongue twister
• "Thar-blows" link
• "___ Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (1949 film)
• Yonder yacht
• Word that can refer to the starts of 17-, 27-, 50-, and 64-Across
• Sow, ewe, or mare
• "___ Done Him Wrong" (Mae West flick)
• Pronoun for every other hurricane
• Miss identification
• Devil or wolf preceder
• "__ Believes in Me": Kenny Rogers hit
• Nautical pronoun
• One who'll be comin' round the mountain, in song
• "__ Loves You": Beatles hit
• "Steady as __ goes"
• Who blows thar?
• Word for a storm
• Ship, to its captain
• "Every Little Thing ___ Does Is Magic"
• Tommy James and the Shondells hit
• "___ Works Hard for the Money"
• "___ Blinded Me With Science"
• "___ Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (John Wayne film)
• Her pronoun?
• "___ Hate Me" (2004 Spike Lee film)
• "___ Walks in Beauty" (Lord Byron poem)
• 1965 film based on an H. Rider Haggard novel
• "All That ___ Wants" (Ace of Base hit)
• "___ Walks in Beauty"
• It can replace a woman's name
• ___-ass (jenny)
• "___ Bangs" (William Hung's "American Idol" song)
• Ship pronoun
• "___ Loves You" (1964 Beatles hit)
• "___ Done Him Wrong" (1933 Mae West film)
• With 36-Down, 1984 Cyndi Lauper hit
• "The Vengeance of ___" (1968 film sequel)
• Miss identification?
• Seaman's pronoun
• Bear lead-in
• "__ Believes in Me": Kenny Rogers hit
• Mother Nature, say
• __-wolf
• "__ Walks in Beauty": Byron poem
• "The ship" substitute
• English 57-Across
• Wolf lead-in
• Beatles' "__ Loves You"
• Wolf preceder
• "__ Done Him Wrong"
• Referential word at sea
• See 14-Down
• Mariner's reference
• "Isn't __ Lovely": Stevie Wonder hit
• "__ sells seashells ..."
• Sailor's designation
• Main pronoun
• That liner
• "__ Cried": 1962 hit
• "Ain't __ Sweet?"
• Naval pronoun
• "That's all __ wrote"
• Word often substituted for a miss
• Vixen or dam
• Ewe or doe
• "__ Wore a Yellow Ribbon": 1949 film
• The Pequod, to Ahab
• Start of a memorable tongue twister
• "__ Blinded Me with Science": 1983 hit
• Boat pronoun
• Ship's pronoun
• Yonder damsel
• ''__ Loves You'' (Beatles tune)
• Seashells seller
• ''Steady as __ goes''
• ''Steady as __ goes!''
• That Muse
• That sloop
• Seashell seller of rhyme
• What ''elle'' means
• ''That's all __ wrote''
• One of the girls
• ''__ Stoops to Conquer''
• African goddess of fiction
• ''Murder, ___ Wrote''
• Any ship at sea
• Haggard work
• Boat, pronominally
• Feminine subject
• Pronoun for a destroyer
• Start of a daisy-plucker's phrase
• Address for a ship
• Seashore seashell seller
• Yonder ship
• "Our boat," pronominally
• Yon maiden
• Any miss
• ''___ Stoops to Conquer''
• ''Ain't ___ Sweet''
• Word often substituted for ''miss''
• Ship reference
• ''Thar ___ blows!''
• Captain's pronoun
• Doe or heifer, e.g.
• That boat
• ''___ Loves You'' (the Beatles hit)
• Ship's designation
• ''That's all ___ wrote''
• The woman in question
• Ship, to a skipper
• Helmsman's pronoun
• Word with "loves me" and "loves me not"
• Pronoun for 54-Down
• Pronoun for a skiff
• Womanly pronoun
• Female pronoun
• Notable seashore merchant
• Start of a well-known tongue twister
• Word for a miss
• That suffragette
• "___ Loves You" (The Beatles)
• "___ had so many children . . ."
• "Thar ___ blows"
• Eve was the first
• Hen or doe
• H. Rider Haggard classic
• That skiff
• Pronoun for the USS Enterprise
• Seashell seller of note
• H. Rider Haggard's ageless queen
• What to call George Eliot
• H. Rider Haggard classic, 1887
• Andress role, 1965
• "___ Loves You" (Beatles)
• Craft pronoun
• Petal plucker's word
• Adventure novel of 1887
• Broadway's "___ Loves Me"
• Who sells seashells by the seashore
• Yonder ship?
• What to call a catamaran
• Haggard woman
• Word after "does" and "doesn't" in an old ad slogan
• "___ Bangs" (Ricky Martin hit)
• Connick's funk album that's also a pronoun
• Ella, north of the Mexican border
• That cruise ship
• Pen, e.g.
• Boater's pronoun
• "Here ___ comes, Miss America"
• "___ Walks in Beauty" (Byron poem)
• That yacht
• Pronoun for Eve
• Byron's "__ Walks in Beauty"
• "___ Blinded Me with Science" (1983 hit)
• Maroon 5's "___ Will Be Loved"
• What sailors call skiffs
• Pronoun for ewe?
• Pronoun for a 49-Down
• Yonder yawl
• "___ sells seashells ..."
• "___ had so many children ..."
• Ingredient that makes dad dashed?
• First word in a tongue twister about seashells
• "___ walks in beauty, like the night ...": Byron
• Sow, for example
• Dinghy designation
• "Ain't __ Sweet"
• Pronoun sometimes used for boats
• “___ Drives Me Crazy” (Fine Young Cannibals hit)
• "___ loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah …"
• "___ loves me …"
• "___ Stoops to Conquer"
• Word often substituted for "miss"
• "___ Loves You" (the Beatles hit)
• "Isn't ___ Lovely": Stevie Wonder hit
• "___ Walks in Beauty": Byron poem
• "___ Believes in Me": Kenny Rogers hit
• Beatles' "___ Loves You"
• "___ Cried": 1962 hit
• "___ Wore a Yellow Ribbon": 1949 film
• "___ Blinded Me with Science": 1983 hit
• "___ Loves You": Beatles hit
• It might end in a bang
• Heifer or hen
• This miss
• Pronoun for Prunella
• Sailing pronoun
• Word for half the hurricanes
• "Isn't --- Lovely"
• "Isn't --- Lovely?"
• "___ Loves You" (Beatles tune)
• "Steady as ___ goes!"
• What "elle" means
• "--- Stoops to Conquer"
• 1887 novel subtitled "A History of Adventure"
• Haggard book
• "___ loves me ..."
• Yonder lady
• "There ___ is, Miss America"
• One term for Senator Boxer?
• Pronoun often applied to cars
• Pirate's pronoun
• That miss
• Noted seashore vendor
• Sea shell seller
• "Ella", in El Salvador
• Pronoun for a boat
• "And ___ Was," 1985 Talking Heads song
• "What ___ said"
• That lass
• That windjammer
• Haggard's heroine
• Word for half of all hurricanes
• Sailor's pronoun
• The woman
• Petal-plucking pronoun
• "Isn't ___ Lovely?" (Stevie Wonder hit)
• "He & ___" (1960s CBS series)
• ___-goat
• 7-Down, subjectively
• The girl
• Yon lady
• Haggard novel
• '___ gets too hungry ...'
• Personal pronoun ...
• The lady
• The maiden
• '___ walks in beauty ...'
• My ship
• The lassie
• Female
• '___ Stoops to Conquer'
• Thet girl
• Haggard heroine
• That lady
• ___ -wolf
• The lass
• Doe or sow
• 'Murder, ___ Wrote'
• That gal
• 'That's all ___ wrote!'
• ___ -devil
• 'Thar ___ blows!'
• 'Steady as ___ goes!'
• "I don't know how ___ does it"
• "___ Cried" (1962 hit song)
• Lord Byron's "___ Walks in Beauty"
• "___ being Brand" (Cummings poem)
• Pronoun on the briny
• This tanker
• Girl's pronoun
• Opening word of "Rocket Man"
• 54-Across pronoun
• Elle, across the Atlantic
• "___ Thinks My Tractor's Sexy" (Kenny Chesney single)
• "___ Blinded Me With Science" (1983 Thomas Dolby song)
• Pronoun at sea
• Pronoun for a lady
• Vessel, generally
• American edition of elle?
• Miss designation
• 'That's all ___ wrote'
• Ewe or sow
• Ship, affectionately
• Yonder lass
• Crab or wolf preceder
• 1965 title role for Ursula Andress
• Seller of sea shells
• "That's what ___ said"
• Adventure novel set in a lost African city
• Vixen or hen
• Feminine pronoun
• See 50-Across
• Word missing twice in the Beatles' "___ Said ___ Said"
• Any boat, affectionately
• Her, subjectively
• Tongue twister pronoun
• 38 Across, in London
• Ella, stateside
• Seller of seashells by the seashore
• Gender-specific pronoun
• "___ Bop" (1984 Cyndi Lauper song)
• Ella's English counterpart
• Doe or dam
• H. Rider Haggard no
• "Ain't ___ Sweet" (song classic)
• What elie means
• Lady's pronoun
• It makes dad dashed?
• Intro to bear or wolf
• '___ loves me ...'
• Tyler, the Creator single of 2011
• "Isn't ___ Lovely"
• Kenny Rogers's "___ Believes in Me"
• That 78 Across
• That woman
• Calico cat, usually
• "And ___ Was" (1985 Talking Heads single)
• Every other tropical storm
• Lady, e.g.
• The lady yonder
• 1969 Tommy James and the Shondells hit
• Any Muse
• With 21-Across, Cyndi Lauper hit
• Yonder woman
• That sweet yacht over there
• "___ Bop" (1984 hit)
• "Now it's like 'Murder, ___ Wrote' once I get you out them clothes" (R. Kelly lyric)
• Why dad is now dashed?
• Hen or vixen
• Ship substitute
• Andress film of 1965
• Word in the titles of six songs by the Beatles
• "___ Loves You" (1964 chart-topper by the Beatles)
• Elle's English-language counterpart
• Pronoun containing another pronoun
• Petal puller's pronoun
• "___ Blinded Me With Science" (1982 Thomas Dolby song)
• Ella, in the States
• A cousin of hers
• Dam or madam
• 'Isn't ___ Lovely'
• Common pronoun
• Pronoun for a woman
• "___ Cried": 1962 hit for Jay and the Americans
• Storm designation
• The gal
• Marine pronoun
• Type of wolf
• Pronoun
• Ship, to the captain
• Something to call her
• Ship, to its crew
• "___ Will Be Loved": Maroon 5 hit
• "___ Blinded Me With Science" (Thomas Dolby song)
• Not he
• Who sells seashells?
• One selling seashells
• That female
• Adventure novel set in the lost city of Kor
• "___ Loves You": Beatles
• Preceder of "loves me" and "loves me not"
• Yachting pronoun
• Any ship, affectionately
• "Does" or "doesn't" follower
• Ship, to a sailor
• Car, affectionately
• Memorable shell seller
• Word for a lady
• Devil or bear lead-in
• Ella, here
• Boat, to a captain
• 'Thar blows!'
• The woman over there
• Pronoun in several Beatles titles
• What to call a clipper
• Broad figure?
• The woman last mentioned
• "___ Will Be Loved" (Maroon 5 hit)
• "___ Bop" (Cyndi Lauper hit of '84)
• "For ___ had eyes, and chose me": Othello
• Seller of sea shells, in a tongue twister
• Harbor pronoun
• "___ Hate Me" (Spike Lee movie)
• "That's what ___ said!"
• This boat
• One called Miss
• "___ Hate Me": Spike Lee film
• "Now I ain't sayin' ___ a gold digger" (Kanye West lyric)
• "... 'tis not to me ___ speaks": Romeo
• Her relative?
• Seashell seller in a tongue-twister
• Miss
• That niece
• A pronoun
• "Isn't ___ Lovely?" (Stevie Wonder song)
• The Contessa
• Captain's pronoun for a vessel
• Petal-plucker's pronoun
• Pronoun for a dam or doe
• Ship, as a pronoun
• Boat's pronoun
• He's jumbled?
• Ship owner's pronoun
• What to call cutters
• Seashell seller of a tongue twister
• Word in a whaler's cry
• Any vessel, traditionally
• Ship, to its skipper
• Pronoun for half the hurricanes
• Ella or elle
• Kind of bear
• What to call a yawl
• Many a boat, to its skipper
• Address for a tanker
• Craft, generally
• Term for 11 Down
• "Murder, ___ Said," 1962 film
• Ship's calling?
• "Isn't ___ lovely?"
• Pronoun for a yacht
• Catamaran address
• Miss term?
• Cow, for one
• Her kin?
• Part 2 and part 5 of Ontario's motto
• Sow or cow's pronoun
• Tv spy film of 1980
• That cow or sow
• Stevie Wonder's "Isn't ___ Lovely"
• Pronoun for ships
• Ewe, say
• Miss, say
• Yacht pronoun
• Anonymous seashore vendor?
• Spanish : ella :: English : ___
• "___ & Him": Zooey Deschanel duo
• Noted seashell seller
• Yon yacht
• Pronoun for a princess
• Your car
• Any liner
• Ironclad designation
• "___ Persisted": children's book about inspirational women
• Pop duo ___ & Him
• Caitlin Jenner, since 2015
• "I think my love as rare / As any ___ belied by false compare": Shak.
• "___ Came in Through the Bathroom Window": Beatles
• ___-Hulk (green superheroine)
• Pronoun for battleships
• ___/her/hers
• ___ shed (man cave relative)
• TV's "Murder, ___ Wrote"
• Goose, e.g.
• Vessel's pronoun
• This sloop
• What to call her
• Pronoun for a jenny
• ___/her pronouns
• Pronoun hidden in "what's her name"
• "___ Came in Through the Bathroom Window"
• That aircraft carrier
• See 39-Across
• Marine mollusk exoskeleton vendor, in a tongue twister?
• Pronoun for a mom
• "___ Said," 2019 best seller on the #MeToo movement
• One of the ladies
• Word for a woman
• Pronoun that can be spelled with a slash between the first and second letters
• "___ is a Diamond" ("Evita" tune)
• "He said, ___ said"
• "___ Works Hard for the Money" (Donna Summer hit)
• Any watercraft
• "___ Will" (2011 Lil Wayne hit)
• Gendered pronoun
• "Nevertheless, ___ persisted"
• "___ walks in beauty ...": Byron
• Pronoun within "seashells"
• "Sie" or "ella"
• "___ sells seashells by the seashore ..."
• With 10-Down, gender identity words separated by a slash
• "___ Would Be King," 2018 novel by Wayétu Moore
• Pronoun for a sow
• With 38-Down, pronoun pair
• Pronoun for Wonder Woman
• Pronoun with a slash in it
• Pronoun for many an individual
• Ewe's pronoun
• What to call battleships
• Word that becomes its own opposite if its first letter is removed
• Pronoun for the singer H.E.R.
• "___-Ra and the Princesses of Power"
• "... ___ loves me not"
• Translation of "elle"
• "___ sells seashells by the seashore"
• Pronoun for Lizzo
• Translation of "ella"
• Sow's pronoun
• Person who's somewhat astonished
• Pronoun for an ewe
• "___ Used to Be Mine" (song from "Waitress")
• ___/they pronouns
• Pronoun with 51-Down
• Pronoun for Eddie Izzard
• ___/her/hers pronouns
• Pronoun for Batwoman
• Pronoun for a hen
• First half of a pronoun pair
• "___ Rates Dogs: The Podcast"
• Sow or doe
• Tongue twister seashell seller
• "___ said yes!"
• "___ Had Some Horses" (Joy Harjo poem)
• "___ Keeps Me Warm" (Mary Lambert song)
• Cardi B's "___ Bad"
• Hen or sow
• "___ Used To Be Mine" ("Waitress" song)
• They/___ pronouns
• ___/her
• "___ Bop": Cyndi Lauper song
• "___ Loves Me" (1963 musical)
• English translation of 59-Down
• Harry Styles tune about a woman who "lives in daydreams"
• They/___/he pronouns
• Word repeatedly said while plucking petals
• Maritime pronoun
• "___ Memes Well" (book by 34-Across)
• "___-Ra: Princess of Power" (1980s animated series)
• ___-Ra
• Ella, in English
• Binary pronoun
• "___ Drives Me Crazy" (Fine Young Cannibals hit)
• Lead-in to "Bop" and "Wolf" in hits by Cyndi Lauper and Shakira
• ___ shed
• "___-Hulk: Attorney at Law"
• With 47-Down, "That's all" follower
• "___'s So Unusual" (Cyndi Lauper album)
• Her pronoun partner
• ___-Hulk: superhero played by Tatiana Maslany
• English pronoun
• Phonon for Jin Xing or Lavern Cox
• "___ Said" (critically acclaimed 2022 biographical drama)
• 1967 song by the Monkees
• With 45-Across, pronoun pair
• "___ Said" (2022 film)
• Third-person pronoun
• Noted seashell seller?
• "___ Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft)" (#1 country hit by Jerry Reed)
• "___ Wolf" (Shakira hit)
• Pronoun option
• ___ kills monsters (play version)
• Elie, in English
• "___ sells seashells …"
• Pronoun often paired with "her"
• Personal pronoun
• Part of a pronoun pair
• Pronoun choice
• "___ Persisted": children's book by Chelsea Clinton
• "___ left me roses by the stairs ..." (Blink-182 lyric)
• "___'s an icon, ___'s a legend, and ___ is the moment"
• Elle, in English
• "___ Used To Be Mine": Sara Bareilles song
• "___ Can't Love You" (Destiny's Child song)
• That chick
• Her partner
• J. Cole's "___ Knows"
• "___ Is a Haunting" (novel)
• "____-Hulk: Attorney at Law"
• "___ of the Mountains" (Vivek Shraya novel)
• "___ Came to Me" (2023 rom-com)
• With 65-Across, common pronoun pair
• Pronoun that precedes "sells seashells" in a classic tongue twister
• Half of a common pronoun pair