Opera star Frances ___: 1883–1952 Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ALDA Opera star Frances ___: 1883–1952 (4)
59% COMPACT 1960s BBC TV soap opera starring Frances Bennett and Robert Desmond (7) (7) Mirror Quiz Jan 28, 2026
11% DIVA Female opera star (4)
10% EST Is in France? (3) The Atlantic Aug 8, 2026
10% EURO Currency that replaced France's franc (4) Universal Aug 8, 2026
10% UNE A, in France (3) Universal Jul 31, 2026
10% ETRE To be, in France (4) Newsday Jul 29, 2026
10% AVEC With, in France (4) Universal Jul 3, 2026
9% ARIA Opera song (4) Commuter Aug 13, 2026
9% EUR France's continent, for short (3)
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