| ELEANOR | "Pollyanna" penner Porter |
| ELEANOR | "Pollyanna" writer ___ H. Porter |
| ELEANOR | "The Good Place" character who said, "Whenever anyone tells me a story about their life, I always imagine all the people as being super hot" |
| ELEANOR | "The Good Place" protagonist |
| ELEANOR | "The Great White Hope" woman |
| ELEANOR | "The Lion in Winter" queen |
| ELEANOR | "___ Oliphant Is Completely Fine" (2017 novel by Gail Honeyman) |
| ELEANOR | "___ Rigby" (Beatles song) |
| ELEANOR | "___ and Franklin," 1976 biopic |
| ELEANOR | '40s First Lady |
| ELEANOR | 13-time leading name on Gallup's Most Admired Women list |
| ELEANOR | 1930's first lady |
| ELEANOR | 1930's-40's first lady |
| ELEANOR | 1972 White House biography subtitled "The Years Alone" |
| ELEANOR | 58-Across between Lou and Bess |
| ELEANOR | America's longest-serving first lady, familiarly |
| ELEANOR | Bess's predecessor |
| ELEANOR | Biography subtitled "The Years Alone" |
| ELEANOR | Clift of "The McLaughlin Group" |
| ELEANOR | D.C. Rep. ___ Holmes Norton |
| ELEANOR | Daughter of Ferdinand III |
| ELEANOR | FDR's wife |
| ELEANOR | Feminist Smeal |
| ELEANOR | Ferdinand III's daughter |
| ELEANOR | First Lady before Bess |
| ELEANOR | First Lady during WWII |
| ELEANOR | First lady Roosevelt featured in Amy Bloom's novel "White Houses" |
| ELEANOR | First lady after Lou |
| ELEANOR | First lady before Bess |
| ELEANOR | First lady between Lou and Bess |
| ELEANOR | First name in the 1930s-'40s White House |
| ELEANOR | First name of Franklin Roosevelt's wife |
| ELEANOR | First name on a headstone at the graveyard of St. Peter's Church that inspired a Beatles song |
| ELEANOR | Former American First Lady |
| ELEANOR | Franklin roosevelt's wife |
| ELEANOR | Franklin's First Lady |
| ELEANOR | Franklin's first lady |
| ELEANOR | Franklin's wife |
| ELEANOR | Franklin’s wife |
| ELEANOR | Henry II's wife |
| ELEANOR | Joseph P. Lash book "___ and Franklin" |
| ELEANOR | Katharine's role in "The Lion in Winter" |
| ELEANOR | King Henry II's wife: __ of Aquitaine |
| ELEANOR | Lady Roosevelt |
| ELEANOR | Lonely lady featured in a Beatles song: __ Rigby |
| ELEANOR | Longest-serving U.S. first lady, informally |
| ELEANOR | Longtime D.C. delegate to Congress ___ Holmes Norton |
| ELEANOR | Main character's first name in TV's The Good Place |
| ELEANOR | Mother of Richard I |
| ELEANOR | Mrs. Roosevelt |
| ELEANOR | Much-admired First Lady |
| ELEANOR | Name related to Nellie |
| ELEANOR | Noted Roosevelt |
| ELEANOR | One of the Roosevelts |
| ELEANOR | Political pundit Clift of "The McLaughlin Group" |
| ELEANOR | President Roosevelt's wife |
| ELEANOR | Queen in "The Lion in Winter" |
| ELEANOR | Queen of France who married the King of England |
| ELEANOR | Queen of Henry II |
| ELEANOR | Richard I's mother |
| ELEANOR | Rigby of song |
| ELEANOR | Rigby of songdom |
| ELEANOR | Rigby or Roosevelt |
| ELEANOR | Rigby who "waits at the window, wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door" |
| ELEANOR | Roosevelt credited with saying "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent" |
| ELEANOR | Roosevelt of note |
| ELEANOR | She came between Lou and Bess |
| ELEANOR | She followed Lou as first lady |
| ELEANOR | She was the wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt |
| ELEANOR | Song by the Beatles: "__ Rigby" |
| ELEANOR | Song that mentions Father McKenzie: __ Rigby |
| ELEANOR | The Beatles' "___ Rigby" |
| ELEANOR | The Beatles’ Rigby |
| ELEANOR | The Good Place protagonist |
| ELEANOR | US first lady Roosevelt or Duchess of Aquitaine |
| ELEANOR | Variant spelling of Elinor |
| ELEANOR | What Nell might be short for |
| ELEANOR | Wife of England's Henry II |
| ELEANOR | Wife of Henry II |
| ELEANOR | __ Roosevelt, first lady for 12 years |
| ELEANOR | ___ Roosevelt, wife of Franklin |
| ELEANOR | ___ Smeal, three-term president of NOW |
| ELEANOR | ___ of Aquitaine, Henry II's wife |
| ELEANOR | _____ of Aquitaine |
| ELEANOR | — of Aquitaine, mother of Richard I of England |
| ELEANOR | “___ Oliphant Is Completely Fine” (Gail Honeyman’s 2017 début novel) |