Crossword Clue: One who reports to M
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- 007
- "__, James __"
- A form of surety
- A good investment.
- Become attached
- Become good friends, say
- Adhere
- Adhese
- Binding force
- Attraction in a carbon dioxide molecule
- Agent 007
- Agent 007's last name
- Agent under M
- Agent with many girls
- Bail money
- Bail payment
- Famed London street
- His martinis are shaken, not stirred
- Interest-bearing certificate
- Investment choice
- Investor's alternative
- Investor's buy
- Investor's purchase
- Hold together
- Certificate
- It both precedes and follows James
- Connect
- Connection
- Fictional character often introduced last name first
- Fictional spy also known as 007
- Fictional spy featured in "Spectre" and "Skyfall"
- Fictional spy James
- Contract
- Employee of M
- Get-out-of-jail money
- Covenant
- Fixed-rate security
- Get very close
- Civil-rights leader Julian
- Fleming creation
- Fleming hero
- Fleming man
- Craig role
- Craig's "Skyfall" role
- Fleming spy
- Fleming superspy
- Fleming's 007
- Fleming's agent James
- Fleming's agent
- Fleming's spy
- James ___ (007)
- James ___ (fictional British intelligence agent)
- James ___ (role for Daniel Craig)
- James of Her Majesty's Secret Service
- James of spydom
- James the agent
- Close connection
- Close link
- Close relationship
- Close tie
- Close, tight relationship
- Double 0 7
- "For Your Eyes Only" character
- "For Your Eyes Only" role
- Double O Seven
- Join firmly
- "GoldenEYE" spy
- Dr. No foe
- Form a friendship
- Dr. No's nemesis
- Form a rapport
- Colin James ____
- "Casino Royale" role: 1967
- Government-issued security
- Daniel Craig role
- Come together
- Sticking point?
- Ornithologist James of whom Ian Fleming was a fan
- Stock's counterpart
- Stock's kin
- Strong connection
- Strong tie
- M's associate
- M's favorite agent
- M's top agent
- M's top man
- Role for Connery or Craig
- Role for Craig
- Role played by Connery, Lazenby, Moore, Dalton, Brosnan, and Craig
- Martini drinker of note
- Municipal __ (tax-free investment)
- Municipal offering
- Matrimony, metaphorically
- Link
- My word, maybe
- Literary agent?
- Wall St. purchase
- Name said before and after James
- "Live and Let Die" spy
- Portfolio choice
- Portfolio item
- Portfolio purchase
- Luxury shopping area in central London
- M asset
- "M" associate
- One who reports to M
- Niven's "Casino Royale" role
- No foe
- No hitter
- No hitter of filmdom
- No nemesis
- No rival
- Money substitute
- No's foe
- Result of an application of epoxy
- Source of interest
- Ward or James
- Word spoken before and after "James"
- "Spectre" hero
- Weld
- Thing with a future?
- U. S. security.
- Spy — stick
- School funder, often
- "Skyfall" hero
- "Skyfall" protagonist
- "Skyfall" spy
- What atoms do
- What atoms may have
- Uniting force
- Tie
- Tight connection, as between mother and baby
- Timothy Dalton role
- Secret agent James who has been in like 50 movies, give it a rest, Hollywood, are you that starved for originality? Here's one, it's called "The Desk Eater" and it's about a guy who eats desks
- Security
- Stick together
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- Washington Post - Oct. 19, 2012
