| Some: Fr. |
| ___ Plains |
| Some French |
| From abroad? |
| _____ Moines |
| ___ Moinesian |
| _____ Plaines |
| Moines" front |
| Moines leader |
| Plaines front |
| ___ Arc, Ark. |
| Arles article |
| ___ Moines, IA |
| Dice, in Dijon |
| Plains leader? |
| Some Parisian? |
| Some, in Somme |
| ___ Peres, Mo. |
| Moines in Iowa |
| Of the French? |
| From overseas? |
| From, in Paris |
| French article |
| __ Moines, Iowa |
| École ___ arts |
| Plaines lead-in |
| Since, in Paris |
| ___ Plaines, IL |
| Moines" lead-in |
| Moines preceder |
| From, in France |
| West ___ Moines |
| Since, in Savoie |
| __ Plaines River |
| TV host O'Connor |
| Plaines preceder |
| ___ Moines River |
| Paris preposition |
| ___ Arc, Arkansas |
| Director MacAnuff |
| Front for Plaines |
| Of the, in France |
| Theater's McAnuff |
| Plaines or Moines |
| French preposition |
| ____ Plaines Ill. |
| -- Moines Register |
| ''Plaines'' leader |
| How some say "some |
| Irish golfer Smyth |
| Jardin ___ Plantes |
| Manon's ___ Grieux |
| _____ Plaines, III. |
| From, in Fabreville |
| Some of the French? |
| Venice's ___ Palace |
| ''Plaines'' starter |
| Paris' Pont __ Arts |
| French surname start |
| Hôtel ___ Invalides |
| Jardin ___ Tuileries |
| Ecole ___ Beaux Arts |
| Navy escort vessels. |
| Start of an Iowa city |
| State-capital starter |
| Some, along the Somme |
| ___ Plaines, Illinois. |
| French surname starter |
| Pariss Pont ___ Arts |
| Police dept. employees |
| Word in Iowa's capital |
| Philip Wylie character |
| Iowa's ___ Moines River |
| Midwest capital starter |
| Paris' Palais __ Sports |
| Plaines or Moines intro |
| The ___ Moines Register |
| Der Ring ___ Nibelungen |
| Word in French surnames |
| Start of a U.S. capital |
| Académie ___ Beaux-Arts |
| German or French article |
| Manon's lover ___ Grieux |
| Start of a state capital |
| Paris's Parc ___ Princes |
| Moines or Plaines opener |
| Broadway director McAnuff |
| Flemish composer ___ Pres |
| Start of an Illinois city |
| Montreal's Place ___ Arts |
| Paris's Pont ___ Invalides |
| First part of an Iowa city |
| First half of an Iowa city |
| Iowa's capital, ___ Moines |
| Moines or Plaines preceder |
| ___ Plaines, Chicago suburb |
| ''L'Académie __ Sciences'' |
| Author-photographer Barlett |
| Avenue ___ Champs-Élysées |
| Composer Josquin ____ Prés |
| École ___ Arts et Métiers |
| Ecole ___ Beaux-Arts, Paris |
| Front for Moines or Plaines |
| Hôtel ___ Invalides, Paris |
| Montréal's Île ___ Soeurs |
| Paris' École __ Beaux-Arts |
| Paris's Palais ___ Congrès |
| ___ Moines (Iowa's capital) |
| ___ Prés, Flemish composer |
| Dollard-___-Ormeaux, Quebec |
| Word with Plaines or Moines |
| Word with Moines or Plaines |
| ___ Moines (Midwestern city) |
| Moines" or "Plaines" starter |
| British entertainer O'Connor |
| Composer Josquin --- Prés |
| Paris's Jardin ___ Tuileries |
| Part of many French surnames |
| Moines" or "Plaines" lead-in |
| Paris's Ecole ___ Beaux-Arts |
| ___ Peres (St. Louis suburb) |
| ___ Moines (capital of Iowa) |
| Contracted French preposition |
| Start of a Midwestern capital |
| Synthetic estrogen, for short |
| Start of many French surnames |
| Tony-winning director McAnuff |
| Word before Moines or Plaines |
| Article with Moines or Plaines |
| Bouvier __ Flandres: dog breed |
| Ecole ___ Beaux-Arts, in Paris |
| Louisiana's Lake ___ Allemands |
| Prefix in some French surnames |
| Word on the state capital list |
| It comes before Arc and Plaines |
| Palais ___ Sports (Paris arena) |
| Super groupie Pamela ___ Barres |
| ___ Moines International Airport |
| Marais ___ Cygnes (Kansas river) |
| Parc ___ Princes (Paris stadium) |
| Bouvier __ Flandres: herding dog |
| Moliere's ''L'ecole ___ femmes'' |
| ___ Lacs National Wildlife Refuge |
| La Valse ___ Toréadors": Anouilh |
| France's Académie ___ Beaux-Arts |
| Part of a U.S. state capital name |
| Hôtel __ Invalides: Paris landmark |
| Josquin ___ Prés, Flemish composer |
| Paris's Avenue ___ Champs-Élysées |
| ___ Moines (Midwestern capital city) |
| ___ Moines Register (Iowa newspaper) |
| ___ Prés, memorable Flemish composer |
| Dôme ___ Invalides (historic church) |
| Jardin ___ Tuileries (Paris landmark) |
| Marais ___ Cygnes (river in Missouri) |
| Place __ Arts (Montreal music center) |
| Renaissance composer Josquin ___ Prez |
| Two-time Tony-winning director McAnuff |
| Chemin ___ Dames (W.W. I battle locale) |
| Galerie ___ Glaces (Versailles section) |
| Boulevard __ Capucines" (Monet painting) |
| Goethe's "Die Leiden ___ jungen Werthers |
| Start of a Midwestern state capital name |
| L'École __ Roches: French private school |
| Notre-Dame-___-Champs (Paris Métro stop) |
| Only article in a U.S. state capital name |
| ___ Moines, Iowa (home of Drake University) |
| I'm With the Band" author Pamela ___ Barres |
| Hôtel ___ Invalides (Paris museum complex) |
| Jardin ___ Plantes (Paris botanical garden) |
| Porte ___ Lilas" (Oscar-nominated 1957 film) |
| French word that starts a U.S. state capital |
| Salon ___ Refusés (1863 art exhibition) |
| Jardin ___ Plantes (Parisian botanical garden) |
| North Dakota's ___ Lacs National Wildlife Refuge |
| I'm With the Band" groupie/author Pamela ___ Barres |
| Most recent "Bachelorette" star Hartsock, informally |
| Let's Spend the Night Together" author Pamela ___ Barres |