| AGNES | "Auntie Mame" character ___ Gooch |
| AGNES | "Bewitched" Moorehead of |
| AGNES | "Bewitched" actress Moorehead |
| AGNES | "David Copperfield" heroine |
| AGNES | "Despicable Me" character with the memorable line "It's so fluffy!" |
| AGNES | "Despicable Me" orphan |
| AGNES | "Framing ___" (2022 documentary) |
| AGNES | "One Life to Live" creator Nixon |
| AGNES | "The Bartered Bride" mezzo |
| AGNES | "Vagabond" director ___ Varda |
| AGNES | "___ of God" (1985 drama) |
| AGNES | "___ of God" (1985 film) |
| AGNES | "___ of God" (1985 movie) |
| AGNES | "___ of God" (Fonda movie) |
| AGNES | "___ of God" (Oscar-nominated film set in a convent) |
| AGNES | "___ of God," 1985 film |
| AGNES | "___ of God," Jane Fonda film |
| AGNES | "_____ of God" |
| AGNES | & 14A 1847 Anne Bronte novel featuring the character Mr Weston |
| AGNES | ''--- of God'' (play and movie) |
| AGNES | 1985 Meg Tilly title role |
| AGNES | A de Mille |
| AGNES | Actress Bruckner |
| AGNES | Actress Moorehead |
| AGNES | American dancer and choreographer ___ de Mille |
| AGNES | Anne Brontë's "— Grey" |
| AGNES | Auntie Mame's secretary |
| AGNES | Baden-Powell of the Girl Guides |
| AGNES | Baden-Powell who co-founded the Girl Guide movement |
| AGNES | Cecil B.'s niece |
| AGNES | Choreographer DeMille |
| AGNES | Choreographer de Mille |
| AGNES | Dance's de Mille |
| AGNES | Dancer and choreographer de Mille |
| AGNES | Dancer de Mille |
| AGNES | Dance’s de Mille |
| AGNES | David Copperfield's second wife |
| AGNES | De Mille of choreography |
| AGNES | De Mille of dance |
| AGNES | Director Varda |
| AGNES | Elsie Fisher's "Despicable Me" voice role |
| AGNES | Faces, Places director Varda |
| AGNES | Feast of Saint _____ (January event) |
| AGNES | Film "___ of God" |
| AGNES | Four-time Oscar nominee Moorehead |
| AGNES | French film director Varda |
| AGNES | Georgia's ___ Scott College |
| AGNES | Girl Guides founder Baden-Powell |
| AGNES | Gru's youngest daughter in "Despicable Me" |
| AGNES | Gru's youngest daughter in "Despicable Me' |
| AGNES | Historic 1972 hurricane |
| AGNES | Hong Kong democracy activist Chow |
| AGNES | Hong Kong politician and social activist Chow |
| AGNES | Infamous 1972 hurricane |
| AGNES | Keats' "The Eve of St. __" |
| AGNES | Keats' "The Eve of St. _____" |
| AGNES | Keats's "The Eve of St. ___" |
| AGNES | Lady ___, Girl Guides founder |
| AGNES | Lady _____, founder of the Girl Guides |
| AGNES | Margo and Edith's sister, in "Despicable Me" |
| AGNES | Memorable 1972 hurricane |
| AGNES | Moorehead |
| AGNES | Moorehead of "Bewitched" |
| AGNES | Moorehead of "Citizen Kane" |
| AGNES | Moorehead or DeMille |
| AGNES | Moorehead who played Endora in "Bewitched" |
| AGNES | Moorehead who played Endora in Bewitched |
| AGNES | Moorehead who played Endora on "Bewitched" |
| AGNES | Moorehead who was Endora on "Bewitched" |
| AGNES | Mrs. Copperfield |
| AGNES | Ms. DeMille |
| AGNES | Ms. Moorehead |
| AGNES | Name derived from the Greek for "holy" |
| AGNES | Niece of Cecil B. DeMille |
| AGNES | One of the daughters in "Despicable Me" |
| AGNES | One of the de Milles |
| AGNES | Patron of virgins |
| AGNES | Patron saint of chastity |
| AGNES | Patron saint of virgins |
| AGNES | Patron saint of young girls |
| AGNES | Real first name of Miss Peppermint of Broadway's "Head Over Heels" (2018) |
| AGNES | Roman martyr of A.D. 304 |
| AGNES | Saint Clare of Assisi's sister |
| AGNES | Saint often depicted with a lamb |
| AGNES | Saint who is depicted with a lamb |
| AGNES | Saint whose feast day is January 21 |
| AGNES | Saint_____, child martyr |
| AGNES | Sister of Margo and Edith in "Despicable Me" |
| AGNES | Sister of Margo and Edith in the “Despicable Me” films |
| AGNES | Tony Cochran comic strip |
| AGNES | Youngest "Despicable Me" girl |
| AGNES | Youngest kid in "Despicable Me" |
| AGNES | __ Moorehead |
| AGNES | ___ Moorehead, American actress who played the role of Endora in the TV series "Bewitched" |
| AGNES | ___ Scott College, one of the Seven Sisters of the South |
| AGNES | “___ of God” (198 |