Sills called her "the French Isolde" Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% MANON Sills called her "the French Isolde" (5)
5% SHE __/her/hers (3) LA Times Daily Aug 27, 2026
5% LEDGE Mantel or sill (5) Newsday Aug 21, 2026
5% DADDY "Call Her __" (popular podcast) (5) Commuter Aug 15, 2026
4% PLEDGE Promise to put pressure on sill (6) (6) Mirror Cryptic Sep 10, 2026
4% KIPPER Smoked herring (6) (6) Mirror Quick Sep 8, 2026
4% NEEDS Calls for (5) The Telegraph Plusword Sep 7, 2026
4% SUR On, in French (3) New York Times Sep 3, 2026
4% COO Dove's call (3)
4% AVEC French for "with" (4) New York Times Mini Aug 30, 2026
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