Crossword Clue: Personal secy., for example
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- #2: Abbr.
- 2nd banana
- __ DA
- __ D.A.
- __ director
- __ mgr.
- __ prof.
- ___ city atty.
- ___ D.A.
- ___ Dist. Atty.
- ___ mgr.
- ___ prof.
- ___. Reg. Mgr. (abbreviated title for Dwight Schrute)
- ___ Sec. of State
- ___ Sec. of the Navy (F.D.R.: 1913-20)
- ___ supt.
- _____ prof.
- Anne Hathaway in "The Devil Wears Prada," for example: Abbr.
- A helper: Abbr.
- A new exec may hire one
- Abbr. before 'D.A.'
- Abbr. before D.A.
- Abbr. before prof. or mgr.
- Abbr. in job titles
- Abbr. in many job titles
- Abbr. in some job titles
- Abbr. in some office titles
- Abbr. on an office door
- Abbr. on an underling's business card
- Abbr. that begins some entry-level job titles
- Beleaguered exec.'s need
- Assoc.'s subordinate
- A.D.C., for one
- ADC
- Adj.
- Adjt., e.g.
- Admin. __
- Admin. aide
- Administrative aide: Abbr.
- Administrative helper: Abbr.
- Administrator's aide: Abbr.
- Aide (abbr.)
- Aide: Abbr.
- Aide-de-camp: Abbr.
- Aide-de-camp, briefly
- Aide for a D.A.
- Aide for short
- Aide, for short
- Aide, in ads
- Aide, in brief
- Aide to a prin.
- Aide to a Sec.
- Aide to an exec.
- Aide to the DA
- Aux. one
- Auxiliary: Abbr.
- Back-up fig.
- Backup: Abbr.
- Backup source: Abbr.
- Backup to a D.A.
- Bob Cratchit to Scrooge, e.g.: Abbr.
- Amanuensis, e.g.: Abbr.
- D.A.'s aide
- DA's aide
- DA's associate
- D.A.'s helper
- D.A.'s second chair, e.g.
- DA's second chair, for one
- D.A.'s staff member
- D.A.'s underling
- Boss' backup: Abbr.
- Boss's right-hand person: Abbr.
- Intern, for instance: Abbr.
- Celeb's personal helper
- Dwight Schrute, e.g.: Abbr.
- CEO aide
- CEO helper
- CEO supporter
- CEO's aide
- CEO's helper
- CEOs helper
- CEO's staffer
- C.E.O.'s subordinate
- Certain prof.'s designation
- Brief aide?
- Brief second?
- Dep.
- Dept. helper
- Deputy (abbr.)
- Deputy: Abbr.
- Deputy, for short
- Guy Fri.
- Gal Fri., e.g.
- Gal Fri.
- Gal Friday, e.g. (abbr.)
- Gal Friday, e.g.: Abbr.
- Elf, to Santa (abbr.)
- Bus. helper
- Business associate: Abbr.
- Busy ed.'s request
- Busy exec's hire
- Busy mgr.'s need, perhaps
- Harried bus. owner's need
- Harried exec's need
- Entourage part: Abbr.
- Entry-level job abbr.
- Entry-level job title part: Abbr.
- Entry level pos.
- Entry-level pos.
- Entry-level position: Abbr.
- Civilian A.D.C.
- Igor, to Dr. Frankenstein: Abbr.
- Igor, to Dr. Frankenstein
- Girl Fri.
- Clerk, to a bus. owner
- Glorified intern: Abbr.
- Co-worker: Abbr.
- Coach's aide: Abbr
- Coach's aide (abbr.)
- Coach's helper (Abbr.)
- Job after an internship, maybe: Abbr.
- Exec's aide: Abbr.
- Exec's aide
- Exec's helper
- Exec's hire, perhaps
- Exec's perk: abbr.
- Executive helper: Abbr.
- Executive's helper: Abbr.
- Executive's subordinate, for short
- Job title abbr.
- Job-title modifier: Abbr.
- Help for a busy mgr.
- Help for a mgr.
- Help in a small way?
- Helper (abbr.)
- Helper: Abbr.
- Helper, briefly
- Helper for a D.A.
- Helper for a prin.
- Helper, for short
- Helper, in brief
- Helper, in want ads
- Helper
- Helpful mate: Abbr.
- Helpful one: Abbr.
- Gofer (Abbr.)
- Gofer: (Abbr.)
- Gofer: Abbr.
- Colleague: Abbr.
- Jr. employee
- Jr. exec
- Jr. in an office
- D.A. helper
- D.A. type
- Junior exec.
- Junior exec
- Like certain profs.
- Right hand: Abbr.
- Right hand, for short
- Right-hand guy (abbr.)
- Right-hand man (Abbr.)
- Right-hand man: Abbr.
- Right-hand man, for short
- Right-hand person (abbr.)
- Right-hand person: Abbr.
- Vacation fill-in: Abbr.
- Man Fri.
- Man Friday: Abbr.
- Man Friday, say (abbr.)
- Manager's helper: Abbr.
- Manager's helper (Abbr.)
- Pt. of ADA
- Pt. of T.A. (Abbr.)
- Veep
- The "A" in T.A. (Abbr.)
- R.N. to M.D.
- Number two: Abbr.
- Kind of branch manager: Abbr.
- Kind of coach: Abbr.
- Kind of D.A.
- Kind of DA
- Kind of dir.
- Kind of ed.
- Overwhelmed worker's request: Abbr.
- Overworked mgr.'s hire
- Kind of fire marshall: Abbr.
- Like some coaches: Abbr.
- Like some D.A.'s
- Like some DAs
- Like some eds.
- Kind of mgr.
- Vice prin., e.g.
- Vice prin., for one
- Vice prin.
- Kind of principal: Abbr.
- Like some mgrs.
- Kind of producer: Abbr.
- Kind of producer (abbr.)
- Kind of prof
- Kind of prof. or D.A.
- Kind of prof.
- Kind of professor: Abbr.
- Kind of secy.
- Like some profs.
- Kind of V.P.
- V.I.P.'s aide
- VIP's helper
- V.I.P.'s helper
- VIP's staffer
- Subordinate: Abbr.
- Subordinate, for short
- Subordinate pos.
- Subordinate title: Abbr.
- Subordinate title (abbr.)
- Li'l helper?
- Lil' helper
- Off. aide
- Off. helper
- Office abbr.
- Office aide (Abbr.)
- Office aide: Abbr.
- Office coffee fetcher: Abbr.
- Office figure: Abbr.
- Office helper: Abbr.
- Office title (Abbr.)
- Office title abbr.
- Office underling: Abbr.
- Paralegal, for example: Abbr.
- Paralegal, for one: Abbr.
- Paralegal, for one (abbr.)
- Short aide
- Short aide?
- V.P., e.g.
- Short helper?
- Rt.-hand person
- Rt. hand
- Short right hand?
- Short staffer?
- Lab helper
- Want ad abbr.
- Little help?
- Little helper?
- Part of ADA: Abbr.
- Part of ADA
- Rank for a prof.
- Rank of some profs.
- Member of a d.a.'s staff
- Part of many a job title: Abbr.
- Part of P.D.A.: Abbr.
- Part of PDA: Abbr.
- Part of TA (abbr.)
- Part of T.A.: Abbr.
- Part of TA: Abbr.
- Part of TA, briefly
- NBA stat
- One climbing the corp. ladder, perhaps
- One doing the dirty work: Abbr.
- Mgr.'s aide
- Mgr.'s colleague
- Mgr.'s helper
- Mgr.'s right-hand man
- Mgr.'s subordinate
- Mgr.'s underling
- One in a D.A.'s office
- Lauren Weisberger's title, once: Abbr.
- P.D.A. component: Abbr.
- P.D.A. part: Abbr.
- Lead-in for prof. or D.A.
- Lead-in for prof. or V.P.
- One of a support grp.
- One of the D.A.'s people
- One on a D.A.'s staff
- Lower-rank prof.
- Lower than Assoc.
- Next in command, often (abbr.)
- One spelling a superior: Abbr.
- One taking tel. messages
- Relief for a beleaguered exec.
- No. 2 (Abbr.)
- No. 2: Abbr.
- No. 2 worker, perhaps
- No. 2
- One whose job is backing up: Abbr.
- Personal secy., for example
- Prin.'s aide
- Prin.'s helper
- Lieutenant: Abbr.
- Not a full prof.
- Prof. rank
- Prof.'s aide
- Like a V.P.
- Russian news service
- Support staffer (Abbr.)
- Support staffer: Abbr.
- Watson to Bell: abbr.
- Watson to Bell (Abbr.)
- Wd. in many job titles
- Type of coach (Abbr.)
- Type of coach: Abbr.
- Type of coach, briefly
- Type of DA
- Type of D.A.
- Type of prof.
- Type of prof
- Type of professor (Abbr.)
- Worker on the way up the ladder (abbr.)
- Underling (abbr.)
- Staff man: Abbr.
- Staff mem.
- Staff member: Abbr.
- Staff person: Abbr.
- Staff subordinate: Abbr.
- Staffer: Abbr.
- Small chore doer?
- Start of a subordinate title: Abbr.
- Teacher's helper: Abbr.
- Sec. of State's aide
- Second: Abbr.
- Second fiddle
- Second, for short
- Second hand: Abbr.
- Second in cmd.
- Second-in-command: abbr.
- Second in command: abbr.
- Second person?: Abbr.
- Secondary: Abbr.
- Secondary, for short
- Secretary: Abbr.
- Secretary, e.g.: Abbr.
- Secretary, e.g. (abbr.)
- Tel. message taker, maybe
- Secy.
- Sec'y
- Secy., e.g.
- Sec'y, e.g.
- Secy., for one
- Secy., say
- Secy.'s cousin
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- Washington Post - Feb. 24, 2016