Answer: IDA
IDA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 407 times.
Referring Clues:
- Lupino of film
 - Neighbor of Wyo.
 - Gilbert and Sullivan princess
 - Ancient mount now called Psiloriti
 - Eddie Cantor sweetheart
 - Gilbert & Sullivan princess
 - Sweet-as-apple-cider girl
 - Humphrey's "High Sierra" co-star
 - Rhoda's TV mom
 - Rhoda's mom
 - Moscow's locale: Abbr.
 - First Lady of 1900
 - Civil rights leader Wells
 - Wyo. neighbor
 - Mountain in Crete
 - Rhoda's mother on "Rhoda"
 - First Lady in 1900
 - Princess of operetta
 - Cretan peak
 - Where the Salmon River rises: Abbr.
 - "Princess ___" (1884 premiere)
 - Boise's state: Abbr.
 - Writer Tarbell
 - Actress Lupino
 - Reformer Wells
 - Lupino of "High Sierra"
 - Nev. neighbor
 - Eddie Cantor's wife
 - Girl "sweet as apple cider"
 - State touching Can.
 - Mrs. William McKinley
 - Neighbor of Wash.
 - Violinist Haendel
 - State west of Mont.
 - "Sweet as apple cider" girl
 - Ike's mother's name
 - It borders Wash.
 - ___ Red (apple variety)
 - Mount in Crete
 - Title girl of Eddie Cantor's theme song
 - Muckraker Tarbell
 - Mrs. McKinley
 - Home of Craters of the Moon Natl. Monument
 - Panhandle state: Abbr.
 - Asteroid that Galileo flew by closely in 1993
 - Home of the River of No Return: Abbr.
 - Sun Valley locale: Abbr.
 - Moscow's home: Abbr.
 - Ore. neighbor
 - Rhoda’s TV mom
 - First lady ___ McKinley
 - Boise's home: Abbr.
 - Hells Canyon locale: Abbr.
 - Prince Hilarion's betrothed, in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta
 - Rocky Mountain state: Abbr.
 - Rhoda's mother, on "Rhoda"
 - Cider girl of song
 - Where the Snake River snakes: Abbr.
 - Title girl in an 1884 operetta
 - ___ B. Wells, early civil rights advocate
 - Ballerina Rubinstein, for whom Ravel wrote "Boléro"
 - TV's Mrs. Morgenstern
 - Rhoda's TV mother
 - Home of the Salmon River Mtns.
 - Mountain SE of ancient Troy
 - Home of the Clearwater Mtns.
 - Oenone's peak
 - She's "sweet as apple cider," in song
 - William McKinley's First Lady
 - Mountain where the Judgment of Paris took place
 - McKinley's spouse
 - Crete's highest peak
 - Director Lupino
 - Biographer Tarbell
 - Mrs. Eddie Cantor
 - Ms. Lupino
 - Ore.'s neighbor
 - "Rhoda" mom
 - "Apple cider" girl
 - "Sweet as apple cider" girl of song
 - Mrs. Morganstern of "Rhoda"
 - Lupino of "Beware, My Lovely"
 - Wash. neighbor
 - First Lady McKinley
 - Apple cider girl of song
 - Mont. neighbor
 - She's sweet as apple cider in a song
 - "Esto perpetua" is its motto: Abbr.
 - Neighbor of B.C.
 - Pocatello's state: Abbr.
 - State with a panhandle: Abbr.
 - Filmdom's Lupino
 - St. whose northernmost division is Boundary County
 - Operatic princess
 - Ore-__, maker of frozen potatoes
 - The Snake R. forms part of its border
 - Ore-___ (frozen food brand)
 - See 9-Down
 - Rhoda's mom, on "Rhoda"
 - Malcolm's maternal grandmother on "Malcolm in the Middle" (played by Cloris Leachman)
 - Neighbor of Nev.
 - Soprano in "Die Fledermaus"
 - Ut. neighbor
 - Part of Yellowstone Natl. Park is in it
 - Its state quarter has a peregrine falcon on it: Abbr.
 - Nancy's role on "Rhoda"
 - Dwight Eisenhower's mother's name
 - State E of Wash.
 - Peak overlooking Knossos
 - State north of Nev.
 - St. with a panhandle
 - Brit. Columbia neighbor
 - Journalist Tarbell
 - State with a pandhandle: Abbr.
 - Great Basin st.
 - Summit of Crete
 - Sun Valley's loc.
 - B.C. neighbor
 - Operetta princess
 - Snake River loc.
 - Gilbert and Sullivan soprano
 - Sun Valley's st.
 - Boise’s state: Abbr.
 - Sight from Troy
 - Comic-opera princess
 - Pocatello's loc.
 - BC abuts it
 - ''Malcolm in the Middle'' grandma
 - State w. of Montana
 - State east of Wash.
 - William McKinley's wife
 - ''Rhoda'' mom
 - "Apple cider" gal
 - Apple cider gal
 - She's sweet as apple cider, in song
 - Lupino of ''Deep Valley''
 - Lupino the actress
 - ''Apple cider'' girl
 - Actress/director Lupino
 - ''Sweet as apple cider'' girl
 - Classic TV mom Morgenstern
 - Mrs. Cantor
 - She's ''sweet as apple cider''
 - Nancy Walker character
 - Civil rights advocate ___ B. Wells
 - Gilbert and Sullivan's "Princess ___"
 - Mom of Mary's best friend, on classic TV
 - Gilbert & Sullivan's princess
 - Lupino of the screen
 - Lupino of Hollywood fame
 - Mount near ancient Troy
 - She's "sweet as apple cider"
 - Snake River st.
 - Where the Snake R. flows
 - Gilbert %26 Sullivan's "Princess ___"
 - Muckraking author Tarbell
 - Where I-15 meets I-86: Abbr.
 - Gilbert & Sullivan's "Princess ___"
 - Home of Lewis-Clark State Coll.
 - Apple-cider gal
 - Lupino of "Anything Goes"
 - Author Tarbell
 - Neighbor of Mont.
 - "Princess ___" (Gilbert and Sullivan operetta)
 - Rhodas TV mom
 - Lupino of "Deep Valley"
 - Ore-___, maker of frozen potatoes
 - Tarbell or Lupino
 - Old cider-song girl
 - Ore. abutter
 - Mountain of myth
 - Gilbert Sullivan's princess
 - Gilbert Sullivan princess
 - Boises state: Abbr.
 - "Malcolm in the Middle" grandma
 - Feminist princess of opera
 - Lupino who starred opposite Humphrey Bogart
 - Early journalist Tarbell
 - Snake R. state
 - British Columbia mountain
 - British Columbia mountain
 - The Gem State: Abbr.
 - Her sweetness rivals apple cider
 - Potato st.
 - Its capital is Boise: Abbr.
 - Suffragist ___ B. Wells
 - 'Sweet as apple cider' gal of song
 - Greek mountain
 - McKinley's first lady
 - Lupino of films
 - Musical princess
 - Film's Lupino
 - Hollywood's Lupino
 - Civil-rights leader Wells
 - Rhoda's mother
 - Turkish mountain
 - Cretan mountain
 - Tennyson princess
 - Mountain of Crete
 - Rhoda's mom on TV
 - See 39-Down
 - Lupino of Hollywood
 - Lupino of 'Moontide'
 - See 69-Down
 - Ore- ___ (Tater Tots maker)
 - Ore- ___
 - The Gem St.
 - Lupino of movies
 - Boise loc.
 - Ore- ___ (frozen fries brand)
 - Boise's st.
 - Lupino of 'High Sierra'
 - Lana contemporary
 - Wyo. neighbor
 - Lupino of "The Bigamist"
 - Neighbor of Ore.
 - Mountain near Salmon Arm
 - Mrs. Morgenstern of "Rhoda"
 - Civil rights activist Wells
 - Mount ___, Arkansas ("Quartz Capital of the World")
 - Sun Valley loc.
 - Yellowstone Pk. locale, in part
 - Site of the mountain cave where Zeus was reared
 - Actress and director Lupino
 - Old actress Lupino
 - Lupino, for one
 - Pocatello's st.
 - ___ Mae Martinez (early female pro wrestler)
 - Colo. neighbor
 - NW state with a panhandle
 - Hell's Canyon's home (abbr.)
 - Hell's Canyon's home
 - Boise's home (Abbr.)
 - State whose cap. is Boise
 - The Snake R. runs through it
 - Mrs. Morgenstern on "Rhoda"
 - Actress-director Lupino
 - Cantor or Lupino
 - Sun Valley st.
 - A McKinley
 - Spud St.
 - A first name among first ladies
 - Craters of the Moon st.
 - State south of B.C.
 - British Columbia peak
 - Rockefeller prober Tarbell
 - Peak on Crete
 - Rhoda Morgenstern's mom
 - Lovely Lupino
 - Ore-___ (Tater Tots brand)
 - Lupino of movie lore
 - The Bitterroot Range runs along its E. border
 - Potato state: Abbr.
 - Civil rights advocate Wells-Barnett
 - Mountain of Turkey
 - See 39 Down
 - Drug retailing org.
 - Journalist Wells or Tarbell
 - Lupino or Tarbell
 - Peak of Crete
 - Song girl who's "sweet as apple cider"
 - Continental state where Sarah Palin was born: Abbr.
 - Crete's highest mountain
 - Greek peak
 - Actress Lupino who lived in Malibu
 - Reliably red state: Abbr.
 - Ore- ___ (maker of Crispers!)
 - 2013 Pawel Pawlikowski film set in post-W.W. II Poland
 - Muckraking journalist Tarbell
 - British Columbia's Mount ____
 - Asteroid with a moon
 - 19th/20th-century civil rights leader ___ B. Wells
 - "Die Fledermaus" soprano
 - Ballerina Rubinstein who commissioned Ravel's "Boléro"
 - Nez Perce Natl. Forest locale
 - 43rd st.
 - State bordering BC
 - It's west of Mont.
 - Girl compared to cider, in a song
 - President William McKinley's wife
 - Ore- ___ (maker of Zesties!)
 - Massachusetts' Mount ___ College
 - Atomic City's locale: abbr.
 - Old-time muckraker Tarbell
 - State bordering B.C.
 - Film star Lupino
 - President McKinley's spouse
 - Gov. Palin's birthplace
 - Women's suffragist ___ B. Wells
 - "The Hitch-Hiker" director Lupino
 - 'Apple cider' girl
 - 12 Down source: Abbr.
 - Where I-86 and I-15 meet
 - 'Rhoda' mom
 - NW state
 - Mount with the Cave of Zeus
 - St. with both Lewis and Clark counties
 - 2014 Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film
 - Its cap. is Boise
 - Best Foreign Language Film of 2014
 - Where to find Moscow in the U.S.: Abbr.
 - Ore-___ (hash browns brand)
 - Mount in Greek myth
 - Title princess of a comic opera
 - Potato state (abbr.)
 - Mount in Asia Minor
 - Journalist Wells
 - President McKinley's first lady
 - Violinist Kavafian
 - Potato source: Abbr.
 - A first lady's first 30-Across
 - Ore- ___ (food brand)
 - Nancy Walker on "Rhoda"
 - Rocky Mtn. state
 - Lupino of old Hollywood
 - Polish movie named Best Foreign Language Film of 2014
 - Home of Northwest Nazarene Univ.
 - Mountain overlooking Salmon Arm
 - Potato-growing state (Abbr.)
 - State with the highest % of land held by the Forest Service
 - B. Wells or McKinley
 - Home of Gem, Lewis and Clark Counties: Abbr.
 - Mountain overlooking Troy
 - Home of Sen. Mike Crapo: Abbr.
 - Early civil rights activist ___ B. Wells
 - What Wash. is west of
 - Ore-___ (frozen taters brand)
 - Rhoda's sitcom mother
 - Polish-language film that won a 2014 Oscar
 - G. & S. princess
 - It borders B.C.
 - Tarbell who took on Standard Oil
 - President McKinley's wife
 - Lupino of 'Jennifer'
 - Sun Valley's state (Abbr.)
 - Diahann Carroll on "Lonesome Dove: The Series"
 - A Rocky Mountain st.
 - A Rocky Mtn. state
 - Home of Hells Canyon and Heavens Gate Lookout: Abbr.
 - Ore-___ (brand of tater tots)
 - Diahann carroll on "lonesome dove: the series"
 - Sun Vly.'s state
 - Ore-___
 - State between Wash. and Mont.
 - Girl's name that's also a state abbreviation
 - State that's only 45 miles wide at the top: Abbr.
 - Lupino with a 47-year film career
 - Journalist ___ B. Wells
 - State in which the Forest Service holds the highest % of land
 - ___ B. Wells
 - State in both the Mountain and Pacific time zones: Abbr.
 - Filmmaker Lupino
 - Half a frozen potato brand
 - State admitted after Wash.
 - Ore-___ (Tater Tots maker)
 - Journalist/activist ___ B. Wells
 - Home of Panhandle Natl. Forests
 - ___ B. Wells, co-founder of the N.A.A.C.P.
 - ___ B. Wells, civil rights pioneer
 - McKinley or Tarbell
 - NAACP co-founder ___ B. Wells
 - Home of Sawtooth Natl. Forest
 - State west of Wyo.
 - Writer Tarbell who took on Standard Oil
 - NAACP co-founder Wells
 - Lupino who directed "The Hitch-Hiker"
 - Early filmmaker Lupino
 - Locale traversed by Lewis and Clark: Abbr.
 - The eastern half of a frozen food brand
 - Investigative journalist ___ B. Wells
 - Bitterroot Range st.
 - Mad Men secretary
 - Civil rights pioneer ___ B. Wells
 - It shares a small border with BC
 - ___ B. Wells (civil rights icon)
 - Activist ___ B. Wells
 - State next to Ore.
 - World bank gp.
 - Memorable 2021 hurricane
 - "The History of the Standard Oil Company" author Tarbell
 - Civil rights activist ___ B. Wells
 - Tin who coined the word "FemTech"
 - Destructive 2021 hurricane
 - ___ B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting
 - Memphis's ___ B. Wells Plaza
 - B.C. neighbor: Abbr.
 - "Oh My God" singer Maria
 - Bassist Nielsen
 - 1890 admission to the Union: Abbr.
 - Chemist Noddack who co-discovered rhenium
 - Name that's an anagram of 54-Across
 - Writer/activist ___ B. Wells
 - Boise's state (Abbr.)
 - Snake River Canyon st.
 - Princess in the Monument Valley video game
 - Neighbor of Wyoming (Abbr.)
 - Investigative journalist Tarbell
 - Ore-___ Tater Tots
 - Pioneering journalist ___ B. Wells
 - ___ B. Wells Drive (Chicago street)
 - Actor and director Lupino
 - Civil rights leader ___ B. Wells
 - Uruguayan poet Vitale
 - Title princess in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera
 - Girl who's "sweet as apple cider," per an old song
 - St. known for spuds
 - Chicago's ___ B. Wells Drive
 
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