Crossword Clue: One who's second to vote, usually
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- "___, answer me" (second line of "Hamlet")
- "___, do not think I flatter": Hamlet
- "___, smile not at my sullen brow": Byron
- And even
- And more than that
- And moreover
- Answer from the opposed
- Anti-passing cry
- Anti vote
- Anti's answer
- Anti's cry
- Anti's vote
- A voice vote
- A voiced vote
- A vote against
- Assembly line?
- Bill blocker
- Bill-blocking vote
- Bill killer
- Bill-killing vote
- Bill rejection vote
- Adverse vote
- Bit of Senate dissension
- "Ain't gonna happen!"
- "Ain't happening"
- Aye alternative
- Aye canceler
- "Aye" canceler
- Aye con?
- Aye negator
- Aye neutralizer
- "Aye? Not!"
- Aye offset
- Aye opponent
- Aye opposer
- Aye rival
- Aye undoer
- Aye's antithesis
- Aye's antonym
- Aye's opposite
- Aye's u-turn
- "All opposed" answer
- "All opposed" reply
- Also, and not only so, but.
- Certain voice vote
- Certain vote
- Con vote
- Con word
- Homophone for neigh
- Demurral
- Denial
- Congressional "no"
- Congressional rejection
- Congressional turndown
- Congressional vote
- Con's call
- Con's utterance
- Con's vote
- Horsy refusal?
- House call?
- House denial
- House negative
- House of Commons vote
- House refusal
- House vote
- How antis vote
- It negates an "aye"
- How your / senator / signals / dissent
- Disagreeing word
- But no.
- Disapproving vote
- Discouraging word
- "I oppose that bill!"
- "I oppose the motion"
- "I vote no"
- Dissenter's declaration
- Dissenter's response
- Dissenter's vote
- Dissenter's word
- Dissenting voice
- Dissenting vote
- Equine vote?
- Ix follower?
- Call heard on C-SPAN
- Call of dissent
- Capitol call
- Cry from an anti
- Capitol Hill negative
- Capitol Hill turndown
- Cry of dissent
- Hebridean thumbs-down
- In point of fact — a parliamentary vote against
- Down vote
- Formal denial
- Formal objection
- Formal refusal
- Formal rejection
- Formal turndown
- Formal vote of disapproval
- Formal vote of opposition
- Dramatic rebuttal
- GOP senator's vote on anything that would in any way make Obama look good
- Not yea
- Motion-opposer
- Motion-opposing vote
- "Kill bill" word?
- Killer vote
- Verbal thumbs-down vote
- Verbal vote
- Shakespearean denial
- Veto vote
- Vetoing vote
- Stubborn sailor's response
- Kind of sayer
- Roll call call
- Roll-call call
- Roll-call dissent
- Roll-call rejection
- Roll call response
- Roll-call response
- Roll call vote
- Roll-call vote
- Obstructionist's word
- Viva-voce vote
- Vocal objection
- Vocal opposition
- Vocal turndown
- Vocal vote against
- Voice against a bill
- Voice vote
- Voiced turndown
- Vote
- Vote against.
- Vote against
- Vote for a con?
- Vote for nixin'?
- Vote found in three other answers
- Vote from an anti
- Vote from the opposition
- Vote in opposition
- Vote, maybe
- Vote of denial
- Vote of disagreement
- Vote of dissent
- Vote of nonsupport
- Vote of opposition
- Vote on C-SPAN
- Vote shown on C-SPAN
- Vote that cancels out a yea
- Vote that sounds like something a horse says
- Vote to kill a bill
- Vote to kill?
- Vote to reject
- Vote.
- Voter's cry
- Voter's 'no'
- Voting choice
- Official negative
- Parliament vote
- Parliamentary vote
- Parliamentary vote, sometimes
- "Nah," as a bard says
- Part of a count
- Old denial
- Passing obstruction?
- Negative
- Negative ballot
- Negative note
- Negative Senate vote
- Negative vote in Congress
- Negative vote, in the Senate
- Negative vote in the Senate
- Negative vote on Capitol Hill
- Negative vote on the Senate floor
- Negative vote
- "Negatory!"
- One for the "no" column
- Lawmaker's no vote
- Lawmaker's rejection
- One not in favor
- Lead-in to sayer
- Refusal
- One opposed
- Reject an audition
- Rejecting vote
- Rejection in the Senate
- Rejection
- Legislative negative
- Legislative vote
- One way to vote.
- One way to vote
- "Permission denied"
- No
- One who's second to vote, usually
- No, arch.
- No, at the Capitol
- No dice, in the Senate
- No for an answer
- No from Amy Klobuchar
- No from Elizabeth Warren
- No from Kamala Harris
- No, in a vote
- No, in a way
- 'No' vote
- No vote
- "No" vote, in Congress
- "No" vote, on Capitol Hill
- "No" vote
- 'No' voter
- Nonpro?
- Resister's vote
- Opponent's call
- Opponent's shout
- Opponent's utterance
- Opponent's vote
- "Opposed"
- Opposing vote
- Opposite of aye
- Opposite of "aye"
- Not a passing comment?
- Opposite of "yea"
- Opposition answer
- Opposition call
- Opposition expression
- Opposition response
- Opposition vote
- Not aye!
- Not "aye"
- Not aye, sir
- Not aye
- Oral vote
- Not only that but also
- Turndown vote
- Turndown
- Word from a con
- Turning-down word
- Turning down word
- Word in Parliament
- Word of demurral
- Word of denial
- Word of dissent
- Word of refusal
- Word of rejection
- Split
- U-turn from aye
- "Uh-uh," formally
- "Uh-uh," on the Hill
- "Uh-uh" vote
- "Uh-uh"
- Slangy refusal
- Unfavorable reply
- Unfavorable vote
- "Thumbs down"
- Thumbs down
- Thumbs-down in Congress
- Thumbs-down in the House
- Thumbs-down in the Senate
- Thumbs-down verbal vote
- Thumbs-down, verbally
- Thumbs down vote
- Thumbs-down vote
- Thumbs-down
- Yea and ___ (opposing votes)
- Yea canceler
- Yea negater
- Yea opposer
- Yea's opposite
- What to say when you're not positive
- " . . . you'll say a beggar ___": Shak.
- Senate "forget it"
- Senate opposition vote
- Senate response
- Senate thumbs-down
- Senate vote
- Senatorial response
- Senatorial vote
- Senator's "no" vote
- Senator's refusal
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- New York Times - June 15, 2017
