Mark used four times in t - Crossword Clue

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5 letter answer(s) to mark used four times in t

TILDE
  1. a diacritical mark (~) placed over the letter n in Spanish to indicate a palatal nasal sound or over a vowel in Portuguese to indicate nasalization
  2. A symbol

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Accent in Spanish
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Diacritical mark
Diacritical mark over a letter thus, ñ
Diacritical mark written over an 'n' in Spanish
Diacritical squiggle
Diamonds sewn into hat, as seen on top of señora
Duke in hat sees señorita's wiggle
Espa
Feature of señorita’s hat incorporating diamonds
Iberian writers use this until designers restrict it
It creates a "y" sound
It's missing in manana
It's wavy in S
Jalape
Large edit required to change written mark
Mark Field 'visiting' Truss and unloading: I'm outraged!
Mark in "pi
Mark over Spanish n
Mark signalling about daughter in top hat
Mark used over 'a' or 'o' in Portuguese
Mark's hat worn by daughter
Part of Espana
Part of S
Pi
Piece in cited literature about accent
Pound in change picked up for Mark in A Coruña
S
Senorita's need
Similarity symbol, in mat
Spanish line on mat for waltzer, did you say?
Spanish squiggle
Squiggle over an "n"
Still ignoring limits of French and Spanish accent
Tradesman not entirely concealing Dutch accent
Type squiggle
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