Crossword clues for cani
cani
- Query repeated by a kid
- Pleading question said while pulling on Mom's sleeve
- Pleading kid's question
- Pleading kid's query
- Plea for permission
- Pithy plea for permission
- Okay request
- Moppet's plea
- Jay-Z hit "___ Get A..."
- Child's phrase of request
- "Would you like a hand?"
- "Will you permit me?"
- "Who --- Turn To?"
- "What else ___ do?": 2 wds
- "What ___ tell you?" ("Don't know what to say"): 2 wds
- "What ___ do for you?"
- "Some Kind of Wonderful" shout "___ get a witness?"
- "Please, please?"
- "Please, please, please?"
- "Please, Mommy ... Please, Daddy?"
- "Please, Mom!??"
- "Please, Mom, please?"
- "Please, Dad?"
- "Let me?"
- "Is it OK?"
- "Is it O.K., mom?"
- "Is it allowed?"
- "How ____ Be Sure"
- "How ___ repay you?"
- "How ___ help?"
- "How ___ Be Sure"
- "How ___ be sure?": 2 wds
- "How __ refuse?"
- "___ see another's woes?"
- "___ keep him, Mom?"
- "___ Get a Witness" (1963 Marvin Gaye hit): 2 wds
- "___ Get a Witness"
- "___ Get A ..." (1998 Jay-Z hit)
- "__ see?"
- "__ help you?"
- "__ go now?"
- 'Pretty please?'
- 'How -- Be Sure'
- '03 Ill Nino hit "How ___ Live"
- Kid's phrase of request
- Question to mom or dad
- Pleading child's words
- Pleading query
- "___ Get a Witness" (Marvin Gaye hit)
- Kid's plea
- Child's request
- "Pretty please?": 2 wds
- "Please?"
- "___ help?"
- Child's plea for permission
- Kid's query
- Childish plea
- Tot's plea
- "Ple-e-ease?"
- Nagging question?
- Request often accompanied by "please"
- "Go ask your mother" elicitor
- "What ___ say?": 2 wds
- "How ___ Be Sure?": 1972 tune
- Palermo pooches
- Request for permission
- "How ___ refuse?": 2 wds
- Permission request
- "Will you let me?"
- "What more ___ say?"
- "Please, Mom?"
- "Would it be OK?"
- "Will you allow me?"
- "What --- say?"
- "What ___ do?"
- "What ___ do to help?": 2 wds
- "Let me show you"
- "Is it okay, mom?"
- "___ quote you on that?": 2 wds
- "__ help it?"
- ''What ___ say?''
- Willie Nelson "___ Sleep in Your Arms"
- Who ____ Turn To?
- Unsure one's question, perhaps
- Request with "Please, Mom?"
- Question opener that gets corrected by grammar nerds
- Question often preceding "Pretty please with sugar on top?"
- Question asked while tugging
Wikipedia
Rubén Gracia Calmache (born 3 August 1981), known as Cani, is a Spanish professional footballer who plays for Real Zaragoza. Usually a right midfielder, he can also play on the left.
During his career he played almost exclusively with Zaragoza and Villarreal, winning two major titles with the former and appearing in 327 official games with the latter.
Cañí is a Spanish adjective, which refers to the Romani people. La España cañí is a set phrase that refers to folkloric Spain and is sometimes used derogatorily. It must be distinguished from cani, a violent urban tribe of Spain. Note that in Spanish n and ñ are two different consonants with different pronunciation.
Cañí is the origin of the song name España cañí, meaning Gypsy Spain, a Spanish pasodoble often played at bullfights, and also known as the Spanish Gypsy Dance.
Cani or similar can mean:
- Canoe Association of Northern Ireland, the Northern Irish CANI
- Cañi, a Spanish word
- CANI, an acronym for "constant and never-ending improvement" used by Tony Robbins in his "Personal Power" book