Crossword Clue: Elephant's natural enemy, for short?
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- "___ Bones" (old spiritual)
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- "___ Bums" (Brooklyn Dodgers)
- Barack Obama, e.g.: Abbr.
- Barney Frank, e.g., briefly
- An "out": Abbr.
- ____ Bums
- "___golden slippers"
- AOC, e.g.
- AOC, for one
- Beto O'Rourke's party (Abbr.)
- BHO, but not GWB
- Bill and Hillary Clinton's political party: Abbr.
- Bill Clinton or Barack Obama, informally
- A.E.S. was one
- Blue: Abbr.
- Blue, in a way: Abbr.
- Blue on an electoral map: Abbr.
- Blue, on some maps: Abbr.
- Blue, on the Amer. map
- Blue person, for short?
- Blue Stater, for short
- Blue Stater, more likely than not
- Blue voter, briefly
- Ballot ID
- Hillary Clinton's political party: Abbr.
- Hillary or Bernie, partywise (abbr.)
- DC party
- D.C. party
- Boxer, e.g.: Abbr.
- Boxer, e.g., for short
- Boxer, e.g., in brief
- Boxer from Calif., for instance?
- Boxer's label, for short
- FDR, but not TR
- F.D.R., e.g.
- FDR, e.g.
- FDR, JFK or LBJ
- FDR or JFK
- F.D.R. or J.F.K.: Abbr.
- F.D.R. or J.F.K., e.g.
- FDR or JFK, politically
- F.D.R. or L.B.J.: Abbr.
- FDR or LBJ
- FDR or RFK
- Certain voter: Abbr.
- Certain voter ID
- Brief party label
- Either Sen. Udall
- Brooklyn pronoun
- Brooklynese pronoun
- Elephant's natural enemy, for short?
- Elizabeth Warren, e.g.: Abbr.
- E.M.K. is one
- HST or JEC
- H.S.T. was one
- HST's party
- Bush fighter: Abbr.
- Chuck Schumer, for one (Abbr.)
- DNC member
- DNC part: Abbr.
- Jack, Bobby, or Ted
- Jackass, politically
- Jackson was the first to become pres.
- Clinton, e.g.: Abbr.
- Clinton's party (abbr.)
- J.E.C. or E.M.K.
- J.E.C. or L.B.J.
- Donkey supporter: Abbr.
- JFK, but not LAX
- JFK, but not LGA
- JFK, e.g.
- JFK, for one
- JFK or FDR
- J.F.K. or F.D.R.
- J.F.K. or F.D.R., partywise
- JFK or FDR, partywise
- JFK or FDR's party
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- JFK or LBJ, e.g.
- JFK or LBJ, partywise
- JFK or LBJ
- JFK, say
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- JFK's party
- "Dose guys"
- "Dose" people
- Dose people?
- John F. Kennedy or Barack Obama, politically: Abbr.
- Carter or Clinton: Abbr.
- Carter or Kennedy: Abbr.
- Carter's party (abbr.)
- H.H.H. was one
- GOP fighter
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- GOP foe
- GOP opponent
- GOP rival
- September 2012 Charlotte convention attendee, for short
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- Pt. of DNC
- Like JFK and FDR
- Like JFK
- Rival of a Rep.
- Kerry or Gore: Abbr.
- Like LBJ
- Like L.B.J.
- Nov. ballot designation
- Many a blue stater: Abbr.
- Like Obama: Abbr.
- Like one side of an aisle: Abbr.
- Like one side of the aisle: Abbr.
- ''O ___ Golden Slippers''
- Obama, e.g.: Abbr.
- Obama, for ex.
- Obama or Biden, informally
- Obama or Clinton, briefly
- Obama or Clinton, informally
- Obama or Clinton, politically: Abbr.
- Obama or FDR
- Obama's party: Abbr
- Obama's political party: Abbr.
- "Roll ___ bones!"
- She sits across the aisle from a Rep., in the House
- Sort of person who's blue: Abbr.
- Short party?
- "Oh, ___ Golden Slippers" (classic tune)
- "Oh, ___ Golden Slippers"
- Radical anti-Amer. socialist, per Rick Santorum
- Wiz Khalifa's "We ___ Boyz"
- Pol. party
- Political abbr.
- Political affiliation associated with "blue states": Abbr.
- Trump, once, briefly
- Nancy Pelosi, e.g.: Abbr.
- Partisan, in headlines
- Party: Abbr.
- Party for JFK
- Party label. for short
- Party label
- Party LBJ belonged to
- Party man: Abbr.
- Party member, briefly
- Party person?: Abbr.
- Party person, briefly
- Party person, in headlines
- Party person, informally
- On the blue side, for short
- On the left, for short
- One in a blue state majority: Abbr.
- LBJ, for one
- LBJ or BHO
- LBJ or FDR
- L.B.J. or J.F.K., but not D.D.E.
- LBJ or JFK
- LBJ or RFK
- L.B.J. was one
- Pelosi's party: Abbr.
- One on the left?: Abbr.
- Left-wing political party: Abbr.
- One to the left on the Hill
- Pres. Carter, e.g.
- Pres. Clinton's party
- Pres. or Sen. Clinton, e.g.
- One who's blue, for short?
- Person on the left?: Abbr.
- No GOP voter
- Rep. antithesis
- Rep. foe
- Rep. opponent
- Rep. rival
- Rep.'s campaign rival
- Rep.'s counterpart
- Rep's counterpart
- Rep.'s foe
- Rep's foe
- Rep.'s opponent
- Rep.'s opposite
- Rep.'s rival
- Rep's rival
- Republican's opponent: Abbr.
- Lib ___ (U.K. party member)
- Liberal, in headlines
- Liberal political party: Abbr.
- Not a Rep.
- Progressive's party, typically: Abbr.
- Not Ind. or Rep.
- Not like Ike: Abbr.
- Pierce or Polk: Abbr.
- Not Rep. or Ind.
- Type of bicycle
- Type on the left side?: Abbr.
- Those people, in Brooklyn
- Those people, in reggae songs
- Schumer's party: Abbr.
- Unlike Ike: Abbr.
- Tim Kaine's party (Abbr.)
- Tim Kaine's party: Abbr.
- Sen. Boxer e.g.
- Sen. Byrd, for one
- Sen. Chuck Schumer, e.g.
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren, e.g.
- Sen. Franken, e.g.
- Sen. Reid, for one
- Sen. Warren, e.g.
- Tester from Mont., e.g.
Recent Usage of Elephant's natural enemy, for short? in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Jan. 22, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 21, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 20, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 19, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 18, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 17, 2012
- Washington Post - Jan. 16, 2012