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| Answer | Clue |
|---|
| OPEN | word with French, British or Australian |
| NOLA | city famous for its French Quarter, familiarly |
| SES | french possessive |
| GRAS | french for “fat” |
| MARKETRESEARCHER | patsy + French “to be” + Singe + Pop queen = Sales wonk |
| SANS | french for “without” |
| PLIE | “Folded,” in French |
| ETIENNE | french equivalent of “Stephen” |
| TERRINE | french loaf baked in a rectangular mold |
| RIEN | it means nothing to the French |
| LAIT | french for “milk” |
| STATEMOTTO | there is one each in French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Hawaiian and Chinook |
| CHEZ | french word in many bistro names |
| FOIE | french liver |
| OEUF | french egg |
| AMOURPROPRE | self-esteem, from the French |
| SNOG | french, perhaps, in England |
| OCANADA | anthem with both English and French lyrics |
| ECLAIR | filled French pastry |
| GUIANA | french ___ (region east of Suriname) |
| DREI | trois : French :: ___ : German |
| DIOR | big name in French fashion |
| ANIS | french liqueur flavoring |
| ETOILE | french for “star” |
| VIN | french wine |
| ILE | ___ du Diable (notorious French penal colony) |
| ALA | french phrase with a grave accent |
| EPEE | it can have a French or pistol grip |
| ETE | french summer |
| LASALLE | french explorer of the Great Lakes |
| EGGY | like most French toast and challah |
| YSL | french fashion monogram |
| MAR | french |
| ALA | french menu word |
| ETES | part of a French 101 conjugation |
| ETES | french word after “vous” |
| SNOG | french, to the English? |
| ALPE | french peak |
| ELLE | french pronoun |
| LES | article in a French newspaper |
| CHAD | country whose official languages are French and Arabic |
| HUGUENOT | french Calvinist |
| SEPT | 46-Down, in French |
| ETRE | french for “to be” |
| TOME | “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” for one |
| OBOE | word from the French for “high wood” |
| NOTREDAME | beloved site for the Irish … and French |
| AMELIE | title heroine of a 2001 French film |
| ECRU | color whose name comes from the French for “unbleached” |
| BOURBONSTREET | *Main drag of the French Quarter |
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