Crossword Clue: Russian emperor
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Russian emperor"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Russian emperor"
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- Baron
- Baron of business
- Anastasia's father was one
- ____ of industry
- Basil, e.g.
- Basil, for one
- Anticrime boss
- Anticrime chief
- Antidrug honcho
- Antidrug kingpin
- A Romanov
- Absolute leader
- Absolute ruler
- Big honcho
- Big shot of industry
- Big shot: var.
- Big wheel in one's field
- Big wheel
- Bigwig
- Authoritarian figure
- Authoritative appointee
- Authority figure
- Biz bigwig
- Autocrat of old
- Autocrat until 1917
- Autocrat
- Autocratic ruler
- Alexander, e.g.
- Alexander I, for one
- All-powerful one
- Bolshevik's foe
- Boris Godunov, e.g.
- Boris Godunov, for one
- Boris Godunov was one
- Boris of Bulgaria
- Boss
- Grand duchess's father
- Grand duke's father
- Commercial bigwig
- Bowie Kuhn, e.g.
- Father of a grand duchess
- Father of a grand duke
- Certain Obama appointee
- Federal bigwig
- Honcho
- Department head
- Despot
- Contemporary drug or energy chief
- Dictator
- Chief of a sort
- Emperor
- Corporate honcho
- Business baron
- Business bigwig
- Business leader
- Business magnate
- Business titan
- Energy ___
- Energy boss
- Energy mogul
- Energy or drug honcho
- Energy or drug policymaker
- Bygone autocrat
- Bygone despot
- Bygone Russian autocrat
- Ivan, e.g.
- Ivan, for one
- Ivan or Nicholas
- Ivan or Peter
- Ivan the Terrible, e.g.
- Ivan the Terrible, for one
- Giant of industry
- Head boss
- Captain of industry
- Executive branch V.I.P.
- Industrial giant
- Industrial kingpin
- Industrial magnate
- Industrial mogul, e.g.
- Industrial mogul
- Industry authority
- Industry big shot
- Industry bigwig
- Industry boss
- Industry honcho
- Industry kingpin
- Industry magnate
- Industry mogul
- Former despot
- Industry VIP
- Former Kremlin despot
- Former Russian autocrat
- Former Russian emperor (var.)
- Former Russian emperor
- Former Russian leader
- Former Russian ruler
- Former Russian VIP
- Informal term for an agency head appointed by the US president
- Informal title for a drug policy honcho
- High-level appointee
- High-level Fed
- Government honcho
- Government policy chief
- Kaiser kin
- Kaiser's kin
- Drug ___ (certain federal spokesperson)
- Drug ___ (federal drug-control boss)
- Drug ___ (federal drug policy overseer)
- Drug ___ (federal drug policy spokesperson)
- Drug ___ (federal spokesperson on drug policy)
- Drug ___ (government position)
- Drug ___ (official who manages antidrug policies)
- Drug ___ (Washington pooh-bah)
- Drug ___
- Drug _____
- Drug-fighting authority
- Drug kingpin
- Man of great power
- White House appointment
- White House policy appointee
- White House policy chief
- White House policy honcho
- Movie mogul
- Overlord
- Obama appointee
- Studio head, e.g.
- Romanov ruler
- Kingpin
- Winter Palace dweller
- Winter Palace figure
- Winter Palace resident
- Winter Palace ruler
- Ruler
- Ruler of old
- Ruler of yore
- Ruler toppled by the Bolsheviks
- Ruler until 1917
- Policy chief
- Policy honcho
- Political agency kingpin
- Political appointee
- Political leader, informally
- Old head of Russia
- Old head
- Old Russian autocrat
- Old Russian leader
- Old Russian ruler
- Old-time dictator
- Rasputin's employer, e.g.
- Old-time ruler
- On Ribstone Creek
- Potentate
- Powerful appointee
- Powerful boss
- Powerful business leader
- Powerful business-person
- Powerful figure
- Powerful one
- Powerful person
- Powerful political appointee
- Powerful politico
- Powerful presidential appointee
- Powerful regulator
- Pre-1917 autocrat
- Pre-1917 emperor
- Pre-1917 honcho
- Pre-Communism leader
- Pre-Communist Russian ruler
- Leader until 1917
- Pre-revolutionary ruler
- Regulatory honcho
- One standing out in a field?
- Nicholas, e.g.
- Nicholas, for one
- Nicholas II, e.g.
- Nicholas II, for one
- Nicholas II was the last.
- Nicholas II was the last one
- Nicholas or Peter
- Nicholas was one
- Nicholas was the last
- Person exercising power
- One with great authority
- One with great power
- Person with unlimited power
- Mogul
- Peter or Ivan
- Peter or Nicholas
- Peter or Paul, but not Mary
- Peter or Paul
- Magnate
- Peter the Great, e.g.
- Peter the Great, for one
- Peter the Great or Ivan the Terrible
- War on drugs leader
- Russian autocrat of old
- Russian autocrat
- Russian emperor
- Russian leader
- Russian monarch
- Russian ruler
- Russian ruler no more
- Russian ruler of old
- Russian ruler, once
- Russia's Nicholas I or II
- Word with drug or energy
- Tyrant
- Überauthority
- Underworld kingpin
- Slavic ruler
- Slavic sovereign
- Unelected political bigwig
- Task force chief, sometimes
- Unofficial government title
- What the press often calls a federal drug policy boss
- Title first used by Simeon I of Bulgaria
- Title not used after 1917
Recent Usage of Russian emperor in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Russian emperor" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Russian emperor in their crossword puzzles recently:
- The Guardian Quick - Oct. 6, 2020
- Penny Dell - March 5, 2019
- Penny Dell - Oct. 20, 2018
- Penny Dell - Aug. 2, 2018
- Metro Daily - June 16, 2017
- Metro Daily - Feb. 2, 2017
- NZ Herald - Jan. 30, 2017
- Metro Daily - Jan. 27, 2017
- NZ Herald - Aug. 16, 2016
- Penny Dell - Aug. 15, 2016
- Metro Daily - May 16, 2016
- The Guardian Quick - Jan. 5, 2015
- The Guardian Quick - Aug. 6, 2012
- The Guardian Quick - Oct. 17, 2011
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 29, 2009
- New York Times - May 29, 1989
- New York Times - Nov. 7, 1988
