Crossword Clue: Abbr. akin to POTUS
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Abbr. akin to POTUS"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Abbr. akin to POTUS"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Abbr. akin to POTUS:
- A title for R.W.R.
- Abbr. akin to POTUS
- Abbr. for a president
- Abbr. that denotes "U.S. president"
- Armed Forces VIP
- Commander in chief; Abbr.
- G.W. was one
- George W. Bush, now: Abbr.
- Head of the services, for short
- High mil. office
- Top military rank: Abbr.
- Overall military commander
- Obama, as of Jan. 2009
- Obama's mil. title
- The Pres., militarily speaking
- POTUS, for the military
- POTUS, militarily
- POTUS, to the military
- POTUS's alternate title
- POTUS's military role
- Mil. role for the president
- Mil. slang for the president
- One of Carter's jobs: Abbr.
- One of Carter's titles: Abbr.
- Military abbr.
- Military leader: Abbr.
- One of R.W.R.'s titles
- Pres. Bush title
- Pres., militarily
- Pres. title
- Pres., to the military
- President, briefly
- Presidential title: Abbr.
- President's mil. title
- Pres.'s military title
- Prez
- Prez's title
- Title for a U.S. Pres.
- Title for R.W.R.
- Title for the Pres.
- U.S. Pres., militarily
- U.S. prez, militarily
Recent Usage of Abbr. akin to POTUS in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Sept. 24, 2016
- Wall Street Journal Friday - April 5, 2002