"Good job, Señor!" Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% OLE "Good job, señor!" (3) Wall Street Journal Jan 24, 2026
91% NICE "Good job!" (4) Newsday Jan 13, 2026
83% ATTA "___ girl!" ("Good job!") (4)
75% ATWORK On the job (6) Newsday Mar 20, 2026
75% STEVE Jobs? (5) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Mar 12, 2026
75% TASK Job (4) The Telegraph Quick Feb 10, 2026
71% GIGS Musician's jobs (4) Commuter Mar 27, 2026
71% TRADE Job; traffic (5) The Telegraph Mini Mar 25, 2026
71% ABLE Up to a job (4) Newsday Mar 23, 2026
71% HEISTS Bank jobs (6) Universal Mar 20, 2026

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