Hollywood's "Singing Capon" Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% EDDY Hollywood's "Singing Capon" (4)
76% NESS Capone nemesis (4) Wall Street Journal Jul 18, 2026
76% SCARFACE Capone's nickname (8) Eugene Sheffer Jul 6, 2026
73% NITTI Capone cohort Frank (5) LA Times Daily Jul 21, 2026
73% ALS Pacino and Capone, for two (3)
69% LANA Turner of Hollywood (4) Wall Street Journal Aug 3, 2026
69% EXTOL Sing the praises of (5) New York Times Mini Jul 26, 2026
69% GENE Wilder of Hollywood (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Jul 24, 2026
69% TINSELTOWN Nickname for Hollywood (10) LA Times Daily Jul 20, 2026
69% HUMS Sings wordlessly (4) USA Today Jul 19, 2026
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