Spanish chap, person once nursing certain soldiers Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% SENOR Spanish chap, person once nursing certain soldiers (5)
5% SER To be, in Spanish (3) Universal Sep 10, 2025
5% SISTER Nurse (6) The Telegraph Quick Sep 9, 2025
5% NANNY Child's nurse (5) Puzzler Backwords Sep 9, 2025
5% ESO That, in Spanish (3) Universal Sep 7, 2025
5% LAD Li'l chap (3) USA Today Sep 6, 2025
5% OMELET Spanish __ (6) LA Times Daily Sep 2, 2025
5% GENTS Chaps (5) The Telegraph Plusword Sep 1, 2025
5% LADS Chaps (4) New York Times Aug 28, 2025
5% NESTLE Nurse once rejected account, avoiding a lie (6) The Telegraph Toughie Aug 27, 2025
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