Senor - Tijuana title Senor - Gent from argentina Senor - Title for cervantes Senor - Malaga mister Senor - Sir, in seville Senor - Man of la mancha Senor - Man of the casa Senor - Zaragoza sir Senor - Mister, in méxico Senor - Title for wences Senor - Hombre's title Senor - Cervantes title Senor - Polite title Senor - 'sí' man? Senor - Andalusian address Senor - Man in a sombrero, perhaps Senor - Mexicali mr Senor - Monsieur, across the border Senor - One who may hear 'si, si!' Senor - Acapulco address Senor - Barcelona title Senor - Spanish gentleman Senor - Ventriloquist wences Senor - Spanish title of respect Senor - Madrileño, e.g Senor - Honduran honorific Senor - ___ wences (ventriloquist) Senor - What to call un hombre Senor - Mister in mexico Senor - Ventriloquist wences' title Senor - Granada gentleman Senor - Mexican mister Senor - Guy from granada Senor - Spanish title Senor - Man from madrid Senor - Mazatlan mister Senor - Mister, in madrid Senor - Málaga man Senor - Herr, in hermosillo Senor - What to call the barber of seville Senor - ___ wences Senor - Tampico title Senor - Madrid mister Senor - Mister abroad Senor - Chihuahua title Senor - Mexican address? Senor - Man of the "casa" Senor - Ventriloquist __ wences Senor - Title for un profesor Senor - Toledo title Senor - Cuban title Senor - Mexicali mister Senor - Address south of the border Senor - Man in a sombrero Senor - Si follower Senor - Guadalajara guy Senor - Casa title Senor - Man of la mancha, e.g Senor - Title in toledo Senor - Mr. abroad Senor - Guy from toledo Senor - Title with a tilde Senor - Latin title Senor - Mister in mazatlan Senor - Mexican address Senor - Monterrey mister Senor - La mancha title Senor - Monsieur, across the pyrenees Senor - ___ wences (frequent ed sullivan guest) Senor - "si, si!" man Senor - Matamoros mister Senor - Hispanic title Senor - Sonora sir Senor - Wences, for one Senor - Sandinista mister Senor - Casa mister Senor - Guatemala guy Senor - Mister, at a misiã³n Senor - Madrid man Senor - Man from toledo Senor - Cancun mister Senor - Hombre's address Senor - Colombian title Senor - Peruvian address Senor - Hispanic gentleman Senor - Title in the name of some crappy margarita joints Senor - Spanish gent Senor - Sir, abroad Senor - Man of madrid Senor - Mexican mr Senor - Mr., in malaga Senor - Madrid mr Senor - Mexicali man Senor - Spanish title for jesus Senor - Title for tito puente Senor - Majorca mister Senor - South-of-the-border sir Senor - He might be able to snore in spain Senor - Sounds as if he missed her in spain Senor - Missed 'er in spain, by the sound of it Senor - Missed 'er, by the sound of it, in spain Senor - Title of a spanish-speaking man Senor - Snore like spanish gent Senor - A spanish mister Senor - Wences, among others Senor - Snore like spaniard Senor - Snore like spanish man Senor - Spanish gent of norse origin Senor - A spanish man Senor - Snore like a spanish man Senor - Gentlemanly address in spain Senor - Sounds sane, your man from spain Senor - Man in madrid Senor - "hombre" Senor - Man of spain Senor - La mancha mister Senor - Mister in madrid Senor - Barcelona mister Senor - Man on a misión Senor - Singer loses head to a second spanish gentleman Senor - The spaniard presenting oriental coppers with gold Senor - European man looks older without one Senor - A spaniard of norse extraction Senor - Hacienda honorific Senor - Tijuana address Senor - Caballero Senor - Sombrero wearer Senor - Sir abroad Senor - Aragon address Senor - Mister, in mazatlan Senor - Don quixote, e.g Senor - Male tijuana title Senor - Man of la casa Senor - Montevideo mister Senor - Spanish man Senor - Many a madrileño Senor - Tijuana sir Senor - Mister, in lima Senor - Barcelona man's title Senor - Mister in a sombrero Senor - Serape wearer Senor - One abandoning older spaniard Senor - Spaniard's nose put out of joint by leader of rivals Senor - ----- blues (horace silver) Senor - Formally address anfield's new boss Senor - Spanish mr Senor - Points to heartless condition of our man in havana ? Senor - Spanish address? member of government wastes a little time here Senor - So-called foreign gentleman somebody's raised right Senor - Republican individuals returned to spanish address Senor - Spaniard, heading off, buzzes lifts Senor - Spanish for mr Senor - Visiting gibraltar one swoons about a fellow from nearby? Senor - Spanish form of address Senor - Sister holding back a certain spanish gentleman Senor - Don, maybe, sister's clothing i brought up Senor - Sister snapped up one foreign address Senor - Man of la mancha? Senor - Mexican title Senor - Caballero, a spanish gentleman Senor - Spaniard who backs one's right? Senor - Snore (anag.) Senor - Norse (anag.) Senor - 'mister' in spain Senor - European title to claim for oneself? the reverse, the reverse Senor - "caballero" Senor - Mister, down south Senor - Ultimate in father figures, upstanding european chap Senor - Address for un caballero Senor - Spanish mister Senor - Address for el argentino Senor - Chihuahua chap Senor - __ frog's (mexican restaurant chain) Senor - Sancho panza, e.g Senor - Caballero's title Senor - Mazatlán mister Senor - Hombre español Senor - Dylan "___ (tales of yankee power)" Senor - How santana's addressed? Senor - Bob dylan "___ (tales of yankee power)" Senor - "___ (tales of yankee power)" Senor - Electric six album "___ smoke" Senor - Electric six "___ smoke" Senor - How male stars get addressed in mexico Senor - Mister, south of the border Senor - Monterrey title Senor - Guadalajara gentleman Senor - Tijuana mr Senor - Mexican gentleman Senor - Spanish 'mr' Senor - Title for un hombre