& Span : 12 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ de leche (Spanish confection) ___ - And Span ___ 'n Span (cleaner brand) ___ & Span ___ & Span (household cleanser) ___ and Span ___ and Span (cleaner brand) ___ and Span (cleanser) ___ and Span (household cleanser) ___ and Span (popular cleaning supply brand) ___ and span (very clean) ___ Bridge, first to span the Mississippi at St. Louis ___ Bridge, historic 1874 span across the Mississippi ___ Bridge: Bronx/Manhattan/Queens span ___ con Dios (Spanish farewell) ___ de Arce, Spanish poet ___ de León (Spanish explorer) ___ de Mallorca, Spanish port ___ de Torquemada (Spanish Inquisition leader) ___ de Torquemada, Spanish inquisitor ___ de Unamuno (Spanish writer) ___ Deportes (Spanish-language channel) ___ diez (110, in Spanish) ___ doble (Spanish dance) ___ doble (Spanish march step) ___ ejemplo: Spaniard's "for example" ___ favor (please, in Spanish) ___ favor (Spaniard's "please") ___ favor (Spanish plea) ___ Granada (old Spanish colony in the Americas) ___ noche (tonight, in Spanish) ___ o menos (basically, in Spanish) ___ Oro (part of Spanish Sahara) ___ Oro, in Spanish Sahara ___ Palmas (Spanish province) ___ podrida (Spanish stew) ___ podrida (spicy Spanish stew) ___ podrida: Spanish dish ___ Rico (Spanish name for Scrooge McDuck) ___ River (what the Brooklyn Bridge spans) ___ santo: Spanish graveyard ___ supuesto (of course, in Spanish) ___ Trophy (golf award named after a Spanish player) ___ vez ("again," in Spanish) ___ vez (another time, in Spanish) ___ vez: Spaniard's "again" ____ and span _____ de Castro (Spanish noblewoman) ___nieves (Snow White, in Spanish) '-- favor' (Spanish 'please') ''Spanglish'' star ''Spanish'' or ''western'' dish ''The Spanish Tragedy'' playwright 'Como ___?' (Spanish greeting) 'Muy ___' (Spanish for 'very good') 'Nobody ___ the Spanish Inquisition!' 'Spanglish' co-star "___ bien" (Spanish for "It's good") "___ does that star-spangled banner..." "___ es coraje" ("Call it Courage" in Spanish) "___ Es el Amor" (classic Spanish-language hit) "___ Es el Amor" (Spanish song hit) "___ la guerra!" (Spanish antiwar chant) "___ Little Spanish Town" "___ Old Spanish Garden" "___ Spanish town . . . " "___ te llamas?" (Spanish 101 question) "___ Tu" ("You are" in Spanish) "___ Tu" (1973 Spanish hit song) "___ Tu" (1973 Spanish-language hit song) "___ Tu" (1974 hit song in Spanish) "___ Tu" (hit 1973 song in Spanish) "___ Tu" (Spanish melody) "___ Tu" (Spanish-language hit song) "___ vuelta de tuerca" (Spanish version of Henry James's "The Turn of the Screw") "_____ luego" (Spanish goodbye) "___-Tin," Spanish song "Buenas ___" ("Good afternoon," in Spanish) "Buenas ___" (Spanish greeting) "Cantar de ___ Cid" (Spanish epic poem) "Cantar de Mio ___" (Spanish epic poem) "Cantar de Mio ___" (Spanish epic) "Champion" of Spanish history "Cielito ___," Spanish song "Cómo es ___?" (Spanish "Why?") "Criadas y ___" (Spanish edition of "The Help") "Dunno," in Spanish "El tiempo es ___" (Spanish proverb) "Hi, here are some TV knobs," in Spanish? "I know this much is ___" Spandau Ballet "I love you," in Spanish "It is," in Spanish "King" in Spanish "Mancha," translated from Spanish "Merry Christmas" to Spaniards "Navy __" (rifle used during the Spanish-American War) "No _____!" (Spanish boxer's cry) "No ___!" ("Stop!," in Spanish) "No ___!" ("Uncle!," in Spanish) "No ___!" (Spanish "Uncle!") "No ___!" (Spanish cry) "No ___!" (Spanish surrender) "Our ___" (Spanky, Alfalfa, et al.) "Que ___ es?" (Spanish 101 question) "Quién ___?" (Spanish "Who knows?") "Spandau . . . " author "Spandau: The Secret Diaries" "Spandau" author "Spanglish" actress "Spanglish" actress Téa "Spanglish" costar "Spanglish" star Téa "Spanish Eyes" ayes "Spanish Flea" bandleader "Spanish Guitar Player" artist "Spanking" condition "Spanning the World" author Berman "Star-Spangled Banner" contraction "Star-Spangled Banner" preposition "Star-Spangled Banner" word "Stupid," in Spanish(!) "The __-Spangled Banner," written by Francis Scott Key 9/14/1814 "The other," in Spanish "The Spanish Guitarist" painter "The Spanish Gypsy" author "The Spanish Singer" painter "The Spanish Tragedy" dramatist "The Spanish Tragedy" dramatist Thomas "The Spanish Tragedy" playwright Thomas "The Star-Spangled Banner" author "The Star-Spangled Banner" composer "The Star-Spangled Banner" contraction "The Star-Spangled Banner" elision "The Star-Spangled Banner" land "The Star-Spangled Banner" lyricist "The Star-Spangled Banner" opener "The Star-Spangled Banner" phrase "The Star-Spangled Banner" preposition "The Star-Spangled Banner" quartet "The Star-Spangled Banner" start "The Star-Spangled Banner" syllable "The sun," in Spanish "They are," in Spanish class "They go", in Spanish "To ___ speak Spanish . . . ": Charles V "Vas ___ Vas" (former derivative Spanish-language game show) *Fatal problem in Genesis (Spanish) *Figure in a star-spangled hat *Gothic Spanish landmark *Industry-spanning work stoppage *Man in a star-spangled suit *River spanned by the Three Gorges Dam *Spanish painter (1746-1828) 1/7 of a Spanish week 11th century Spanish hero 13th Spanish letter 16th letter of the Spanish alphabet 16th-century Spanish explorer 16th-century Spanish mystic 16th century Span. Carmelite reformer 17th-century Spanish painter of religious scenes 20th-century Spanish painter 30-day span: Abbr. 52-wk. spans 60-min. spans 60-sec. span 100-year time span (Abbr.) 100 Spanish cents 100-yr. span 470-mile Spanish river 1900's-30's Spanish queen 1930's Spanish queen 1950 Jose Ferrer film shown on C-SPAN, appropriately? 1959 Spanish-language Top 40 hit 1974 pop hit with Spanish lyrics 1974 hit with Spanish lyrics 1974 hit with a Spanish title 1974 Top 10 hit with a Spanish title 1974 Billboard hit with Spanish lyrics 1974 hit sung entirely in Spanish 1974 top 10 hit with Spanish lyrics 1976 best-seller that spanned three centuries A couple of Spaniards? A drawbridge may span one A drawbridge spans it A in Spanish class A span of _____ A Spaniard's home is his ___ A Spanish 21 deck has none A Spanish crowd? A Spanish queen A Spanish queen and namesakes Abbr. before a Spanish surname Abbr. with a Spanish surname Above, in Spanish Accounts that span generations Acquisition of the U.S. in the Spanish-American War Adam Sandler's "Spanglish" co-star African lake spanning four countries Alfalfa Spanky et al.