Crossword Clue: Oval Office title: Abbr.
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- America's CIC
- America's CINC
- Barack Obama's title: Abbr.
- Barry, e.g.
- Bd. leader
- A country's CEO, often
- Ans. to a roll call
- Below the CEO, perhaps
- Article II subj.
- Big shot, for short
- Bill C., formerly
- A.G. appointer
- Air Force One passenger (Abbr.)
- Air Force One passenger: Abbr.
- Air Force One VIP
- Board member: Abbr.
- Alternative to Meth. or Luth.
- Bam, e.g.
- Boss on Air Force One: Abbr.
- Fraternity V.I.P.
- D.C. heavyweight
- D.C. title
- D.C. V.I.P.
- D.D.E. or H.S.T.
- C.E.O.
- CEO of the USA
- CEO, often
- CEO's kin
- Certain exec.
- Company V.I.P.
- Company VIP
- G.R.F. was one
- F.D.R. or D.D.E.
- FDR or JFK
- F.D.R. or J.F.K.
- F.D.R. was one
- Certain tense: Abbr.
- Feb. honoree
- G W was one
- G. W. was our first
- Electoral Coll. pick
- G.W., at first
- GWB, for one
- Chief exec.
- Chief Executive: Abbr.
- H.S.T. or D.D.E.
- H.S.T. or R.M.N.
- Chmn.'s cousin
- Corp. bigwig
- Corp. chief
- Corp. exec
- Corp. head
- Corp. honcho
- Corp. leader
- Corp. officer
- Firm boss: Abbr.
- Corp. V.I.P.
- Corp. VIP
- Firm head: Abbr.
- Firm wheel: Abbr.
- Corporate exec
- Corporate exec.
- Corporate V.I.P.
- Corporate VIP
- Bush, briefly
- Bush, Clinton or Obama: Abbr.
- Bush, e.g.: Abbr.
- C.I.C.
- C.I.N.C.
- C.-in-C.
- C. in C.
- Cabinet maker?: Abbr.
- G.H.W.B., e.g.
- Head of the co.
- Clinton, e.g.: Abbr.
- J.E.C., for instance
- J.E.C.
- J.E.C.'s title
- JFK but not LAX
- JFK, but not LAX
- JFK but not SFO
- J.F.K., for one
- JFK, for one
- J.F.K. or Dubya
- JFK or LBJ
- J.F.K. was one
- J.F.K.or L.B.J.
- Co. boss
- Co. executive
- Co. honcho
- Co. leader
- Co. V.I.P.
- Co. VIP
- Exec.
- Executive: Abbr.
- Job title abbr.
- Current Palm products
- Johnson or Johnson: Abbr.
- JQA or MVB
- Pt. of POTUS
- Top exec.
- Top man in D.C.
- Motorcade VIP (abbr.)
- Motorcade V.I.P.: Abbr.
- Motorcade VIP
- Nov. electee
- Veep's superior
- R.M.N. or L.B.J.
- White House abbr.
- White House occupant: Abbr.
- White House resident: Abbr.
- White House VIP
- Oval Office occupant, briefly
- Oval Office title: Abbr.
- Marine One passenger: Abbr.
- Marine One rider (Abbr.)
- TR or JFK
- Mt. Rushmore figure
- V.I.P.
- V.I.P. at D.C.
- Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter or Obama: Abbr.
- The "P" in POTUS: Abbr.
- P.M. counterpart
- V.P.'s boss
- VP's boss
- W, e.g.
- W., in 2001
- W. or LBJ
- W or O, e.g.
- W., until January 20, 2009
- Member of a board of dirs.
- Part of Potus: Abbr.
- Part of POTUS
- Near: Fr.
- Near: French.
- Near, in France
- Near, in Nice
- One aboard Marine One: Abbr.
- Possible other title for a CEO
- POTUS part (Abbr.)
- POTUS
- L.B.J. or J.F.K.
- One of 43 in the U.S.
- Penn. Ave. resident
- One who makes appointments to the SCOTUS
- Lester Young sobriquet
- Lester Young's sobriquet
- Org. head
- R.W.R., e.g.
- R.W.R. is one
- R.W.R. was one
- Theodor White subj.
- Wash. title
- U. V.I.P.
- Univ. bigwig
- What only three sitting sens. have become
- Secret Service's charge: Abbr.
- U.S. 1?
- U.S. C-in-C
- U.S. leader
- U.S.A. leader
Recent Usage of Oval Office title: Abbr. in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - March 15, 2010
