Answer: ANITA
ANITA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 218 times.
- "West Side Story" role
- Novelist Brookner
- Santa ___, California track
- "La Navarraise" heroine
- Professor Hill
- "Fraud" novelist Brookner
- Santa ___
- Santa ___ race track
- Activist Bryant
- 80's-90's singer Baker
- A Loos woman
- Hill of law
- "West Side Story" girl
- Singer Bryant
- One of the Pointer Sisters
- "The Pilot's Wife" author Shreve
- Writer Loos
- Baker of soul
- With 21-Down, Clarence Thomas's accuser
- Author Brookner
- Santa follower?
- Baker of renown
- Baker of song
- Singer Baker or Bryant
- Loos who wrote "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
- Baker who sang "Sweet Love," 1986
- Author Loos
- Hill once seen on the Hill
- Racing's Santa ___
- "America" singer in "West Side Story"
- Songstress Baker
- Gillette of stage and screen
- Santa ___ racetrack
- California's Santa ___ Park
- Soul singer Baker
- Ekberg of "La Dolce Vita"
- Grammy-winning Baker
- "The Red Tent" author Diamant
- Santa ___ Derby (annual horse race)
- "Rapture" singer Baker
- Hill of Hill hearings
- "Clear Light of Day" author Desai
- Ekberg or Loos
- Ekberg or Bryant
- Singer Baker or O'Day
- Hill of hearings
- "Paper Roses" singer Bryant
- Baker of soul music
- "Giving You the Best That I Got" singer Baker
- Singer Baker
- Clarence Thomas accuser Hill
- Jazz singer O'Day
- Baker or Bryant
- "West Side Story" lady
- Baker with soul
- Hill who accused Thomas
- "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" author Loos
- "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" writer Loos
- Brookner or Bryant
- Enticing Ekberg
- Ekberg of film
- R&B singer Baker
- Rhythm-and-blues singer Baker
- Santa ___ (California racetrack)
- "Sweet Love" singer Baker
- "West Side Story" woman
- Actress Ekberg
- "West Side Story" role created by Chita Rivera
- Bernardo's girlfriend in "West Side Story"
- "The Rules of Engagement" novelist Brookner
- Screenwriter Loos
- Rita's "West Side Story" role
- Hurricane name retired in 1977
- "Chapter Two" Tony nominee Gillette
- "America" singer
- "Body Surfing" novelist Shreve
- "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" novelist Loos
- Bernardo's girl, in "West Side Story"
- Santa __: California racetrack
- Jazzy O'Day
- She testified against Clarence
- Chita's "West Side Story" role
- Santa __
- Bryant or Baker
- Pop singer Baker
- ''West Side Story'' character
- ''West Side Story'' role
- Author Shreve
- ''West Side Story'' girl
- Baker who sings
- Baker or Loos
- Santa ___ Park (racetrack)
- Maria's friend in ''West Side Story''
- Hill who went to Capitol Hill
- ''Fraud'' novelist Brookner
- Swinging singer O'Day
- ''Paper Roses'' singer Bryant
- ''Dolly'' novelist Brookner
- "Ring My Bell" singer Ward
- Writer Brookner
- Brookner or Ekberg
- A Pointer sister
- "Dolly" novelist Brookner
- Baker of fame
- Baker of the blues
- Hill or Bryant
- Loos woman?
- Santa __ racetrack
- R%26B singer Baker
- Santa ___ Park racetrack
- Singer O'Day
- Playwright ___ Loos
- Gillette who played Mona in "Moonstruck"
- Brookner or Baker
- Santa ___ (California track)
- Bernardo's girl in "West Side Story"
- Shreve who wrote "The Pilot's Wife"
- "West Side Story" character
- Maria's friend in "West Side Story"
- Santa ___: California racetrack
- Moreno's Oscar role
- A boy like that who'd kill your brother singer
- Writer Shreve
- "In Custody" author Desai
- Dog-owning wife in "101 Dalmatians"
- Hill who testified on the Hill in 1991
- "Hotel du Lac" author Brookner
- Singer O'Day or Baker
- Ms. Loos
- Santa ___ Park (California track)
- Baker who sang "Giving You the Best That I Got"
- Singing Baker
- 'West Side Story' role
- Hill of rights
- ___ Bath (prank call name)
- "West Side Story" girlfriend
- Soulful Baker
- Baker with the breakout album "Rapture"
- Santa ___, Calif.
- Loss or Baker
- Novelist Booker
- Bernardo's "West Side Story" girl
- "America" soloist in "West Side Story"
- Santa ___ Park
- Bath's first name in a crank call
- Pallenberg
- California's Santa ___ racetrack
- Baker with Grammys
- Loos or Louise
- Role for which 11-Down won her Oscar
- Singer Baker with the 1988 hit "Giving You the Best That I Got"
- Hill of a D.C. scandal
- Diva Baker
- Ekberg of films
- Santa ___ Derby
- Garibaldi's wife
- 'Rapture' singer Baker
- Santa ___, California
- Shark girl in "West Side Story"
- Eastern faith
- Santa ___ Park race track
- With 45-Down, jazz singer who worked with Woody Herman
- Hill of a Supreme Court scandal
- Baker with eight Grammys
- Santa ___ Park (California racetrack)
- Barone of "daddio"
- Hill in Hill hearings
- Loos who wrote "Gigi"
- Santa ___ Park (venerable racetrack)
- Maria's "West Side Story" pal
- Baker who sang "Sweet Love"
- Baker the singer
- California's Santa ___ Derby
- Singer Kerr
- Baker, Ekberg or Bryant
- With 33-Across, husky-voiced singer known as the Jezebel of Jazz
- Rita Moreno's role in "West Side Story"
- One of the original Pointer Sisters
- Bryant, but not Gumbel
- "Gigi" playwright Loos
- Ekberg or Baker
- Loos or Baker
- Loos who adapted "Gigi"
- ___ Hand (name used for some prank calls)
- Novelist Shreve
- Who sings "America" in "West Side Story"
- Baker with the 1986 hit "Sweet Love"
- Friend of Maria in "West Side Story"
- Hill on the Hill, once
- Rita's role in "West Side Story"
- Borg who advocated for gender parity in technology
- Songwriter Baker
- Rita Moreno's "West Side Story" role
- Name similar to Hannah
- "Angel" singer Baker
- O'Day or Baker
- "Speaking Truth to Power" author Hill
- Indian novelist Desai
- "I Apologize" singer Baker
- "You Bring Me Joy" singer Baker
- Ariana DeBose's "West Side Story" role
- Santa ___ Handicap, Seabiscuit's last race
- Novelist Desai
- See 17-Down
- With 40-Down, legal scholar played by Kerry Washington in HBO's "Confirmation"
- "West Side Story" role for Rita Moreno and Ariana DeBose
- "Rhythm of Love" singer Baker
- Hill who wrote "Speaking Truth to Power"
- Oscar-winning role for Ariana DeBose and Rita Moreno
- Ariana's role in West Side Story
- "The Red Tent" novelist Diamant
- "Body and Soul" singer Baker
- ___ Garibaldi, revolutionary sometimes called the "mother of Italy"
- Grammy winner Baker
- Political adviser Dunn
- Borg who co-founded the Institute for Women in Technology
- Ariana's "West Side Story" role
- Law professor and author Hill