Crossword Clue: State exec.
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Possibly related crossword clues for "State exec."
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- Arnold Schwarzenegger, for one: Abbr.
- Alternative to "com"
- Dubya, once
- Dukakis, in Mass.
- E-mail address ender
- E-mail address ending
- Common URL ending
- Certain exec.
- IRS URL component
- F.D.R. was one: 1928-32
- F.D.R.'s title: 1929-33
- Certain URL ending
- Federal domain ending
- Federal URL ending
- Federal web address ending
- Conclusion of a presidential address
- .edu alternative
- congress.___
- Brown in Calif., e.g.
- Cherry or Battle: Abbr.
- House.__
- Finish for some federal addresses
- End for the IRS web address
- End of a congressperson's email address
- End of a House message
- End of Congress' website
- End of some e-mail addresses
- End of some URLs
- End of the CIA's web address
- End of the FBI's web address
- End of the NSA's URL
- End of the URL for the US Congress
- End of the White House's URL
- End of Utah's URL
- End of Wyoming's website
- Corzine of N.J., e.g.
- Ending for many D.C. URLs
- Ending for some Web addresses
- Geo. Bush, once
- Ending of some D.C. addresses
- Ending of some URLs
- Ending to a White House address
- Ending to some Web addresses
- Head in a capital: Abbr.
- Head of st.
- Clinton, e.g., before being Pres.
- Clinton or Reagan, once: Abbr.
- Domain administered by the GSA
- Domain for Obama
- Jerry Brown's elected office in California: Abbr.
- Capitol fig.
- Dot follower, perhaps
- Dot follower
- Cuomo of N.Y.
- Carey of N.Y., for one
- Extension for the White House website
- Top-level URL ender
- White House address ender
- White House address, period?
- White House extension?
- White House URL ender
- White House URL suffix
- White House Web-address ending
- White House Web address ending
- White House web address suffix
- Whitehouse Web address ending
- WhiteHouse.___
- N.Y.'s Cuomo
- The IRS' URL ender
- King of Mass.
- Municipal URL ending
- Mass.'s Deval Patrick
- W., before being pres.
- Part of a civil servant's email
- Part of a House address
- Part of a U.R.L., maybe
- Part of a White House address
- Part of some Web addresses
- National Park Service URL part
- Position for many a future pres.
- .net or .edu alternative
- Mike Pence, e.g.: Abbr.
- Leader of a state (Abbr.)
- Periodical White House address?
- N.J.'s Whitman, e.g.
- Presidential address part
- Letters ending a federal Web address
- Letters that may follow "dot"
- Main subj. of a constitution
- Sacto VIP
- Web address ending, perhaps
- Web address ending
- Web address letters
- Sarah Palin, for one: Abbr.
- Uncle Sam's URL ending
- Schwarzenegger, for ex.
- Schwarzenegger, for one (Abbr.)
- Schwarzenegger, formerly: Abbr.
- St. leader
- www.cia.___
- www.healthcare.___
- www.house.__
- www.idaho.__
- www.medicare.__
- www.nj.__
- www.oregon.__
- www.usa.__
- www.whitehouse.___ (presidential URL)
- www.whitehouse.___
- www.wyoming.__
- State biggie
- State exec.
- State head: Abbr.
- State-house tenant: Abbr.
- State leader: Abbr.
- State leader (Abbr.)
- State leader, briefly
- State off.
- State official: Abbr.
- State V.I.P.
- State VIP
- Statehouse VIP
- Statehouse V.I.P.
- URL ending for many agencies
- URL ending
- State's CEO
- State's chief exec.
Recent Usage of State exec. in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used State exec. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Sept. 13, 2007
- New York Times - April 19, 1982