Crossword Clue: Mr. Slate, to Fred Flintstone
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- B.B. King "Paying the Cost to Be the ___"
- A name for a cow.
- Any guard, to Cool Hand Luke
- Architectural ornament
- Act officiously
- Big cheese at work
- Big cheese
- Big enchilada
- Big guy
- Big kahuna
- Bigwig
- Ax wielder, at times
- Hirer and firer
- Hirer, to a hiree
- Hirer/firer
- Hiring and firing one
- Hiring-firing type
- Hiring/firing type
- Commander
- CBS reality show "Undercover ___"
- Interviewer, often
- Great, in slang
- Decision-maker
- Company bigwig
- Company commander
- Company head
- Company leader
- Company manager
- Decorative knob
- Honcho
- Designer Hugo
- Gaffer
- Guy with the corner office, probably
- Check signer
- Fifth Harmony song with the lyric "Every day is pay day"
- Bruce Springsteen, with "the"
- Bruce Springsteens' nickname
- Bruce Springsteen's nickname, with "The"
- Bruce Springsteen's nickname
- Chief
- Cool, colloquially
- Cool, once
- Employee's superior
- Employer
- Hugo ___ (fashion label)
- Hugo huge in fashion
- Handle for Springsteen (with ''the'')
- Fire man?
- Corner-office occupant
- Corner office occupant, often
- Firm cheese
- Direct
- Business bigwig
- Business figure
- Director
- Dithers or Tweed
- Dithers, to Bumstead
- Jack Benny, to Rochester
- Give orders to
- Give orders
- Head for business?
- Head honcho
- Imposing cubicle visitor
- Head man
- Head of an office
- Head of the company
- Head of the firm
- Head
- Domineer
- In charge
- Job V.I.P.
- John Gotti, for one
- Foreman
- Higher power with "hire power"
- Higher-up
- Higher-up at work
- Ornament
- Manager, maybe
- Manager
- Kelsey Grammer series
- Top banana at the office
- Top banana at work
- Top banana
- Top dog
- Top exec
- Top honcho
- Top man
- "The ___ Baby" (2017 animated movie)
- "The ___," Diana Ross hit
- Top suit
- The ___ (Springsteen)
- Total legend
- Straw ___
- Robert California, on "The Office," e.g.
- Push (around)
- "Who's the ___?"
- Oversee
- Overseer
- Mr. Burns, to Homer Simpson
- Mr. Burns, to Homer
- Mr. Dithers, to Dagwood
- Mr. Slate, to Fred Flintstone
- Mr. Spacely, to George Jetson
- Stud
- Kind of straw or big
- Padrone
- Kingpin
- Master — stud
- "The man"
- Knob on a shield
- Knob or stud
- The "old man"
- Office biggie
- Office bigwig
- Office head
- Office honcho
- Office leader
- Office manager
- Office monitor
- Office orderer
- Office overseer
- Office personage
- Office V.I.P.
- Office VIP
- Rad
- Pointy-haired Dilbert character
- Shots caller
- Woman in charge
- Run the show
- Raised ornamentation
- Political controller
- Political dictator.
- Political machine man.
- Political or straw
- Political V.I.P.
- Mens clothing line
- Party honcho
- One calling the shots
- One giving orders
- Michael Scott, e.g.
- One in authority
- One in charge
- Paycheck signer, typically
- Paycheck signer
- One may give you a raise
- Lou Grant, to Mary Richards
- New Jersey superstar's nickname, with "The"
- Leader
- One reported to
- One seeking results
- One signing the checks
- Nickname for Springsteen
- Nickname for Steinbrenner
- Person calling the shots
- One who's in charge
- Person in charge at work
- Person in charge
- Person in the corner office, often
- Mob nabob
- Person telling you what to do
- One with at least one below?
- One with fire power?
- Person who reviews you, usually
- Person who's in charge at work
- One you answer to
- Person with the biggest office at work, probably
- Person with the biggest office, probably
- Person with the biggest office
- Person you report to at work
- Phat
- Like a ___
- Order about
- Order around
- Order (around)
- Order (around)[SEE NOTE ABOVE]
- Order giver
- Order
- Superintendent
- Superior at work
- Superior
- Supervise
- Supervisor at work
- Supervisor
- Tweed, e.g.
- Tweed for one
- Tweed, for one
- Tweed was one
- Tweed
- Word with straw or big
- Word with "straw" or "trail"
- Word with ''straw'' or ''trail''
- Swell
- Worker's supervisor
- Workplace head
- Workplace honcho
- Springsteen sobriquet
- Springsteen, to fans
- Springsteen, with "the"
- Springsteen's moniker
- Springsteen's nickname (with "the")
- Springsteen's nickname, with "the"
- Springsteen's nickname
- Springsteen's sobriquet
- "Undercover ___" (CBS reality show)
- "Undercover ___" (reality show set in workplaces)
- Tammany's Tweed
- Taskmaster
- You answer to him or her
- Steinbrenner or Springsteen
- Terrific, in slang
Recent Usage of Mr. Slate, to Fred Flintstone in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - April 22, 2014
