Spanish governess (6)
I believe the answer is:
duenna
(Other definitions for duenna that I've seen before include "caring senora" , "Female companion[" , "Iberian chaperone" , "Chaperone in Madrid" , "Spanish chaperon or governess" .)
I believe the answer is:
duenna
(Other definitions for duenna that I've seen before include "caring senora" , "Female companion[" , "Iberian chaperone" , "Chaperone in Madrid" , "Spanish chaperon or governess" .)