Crossword Clue: White House name
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Possibly related crossword clues for "White House name"
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- "--- Rib" (1949 film)
- #1 number two who became the #2 number one
- ''1776'' character
- "1776" protagonist
- "1776" role
- #2 of 44
- 6th US president
- __ apple
- ___ apple
- ___ Award (N.H.L.'s Coach of the Year trophy)
- ''___ Rib'' (Hepburn and Tracy film)
- Amy of 2016's "Arrival"
- Amy of "Arrival"
- Amy of "Enchanted"
- Amy of "Julie & Julia"
- Amy who plays Lois Lane in "Man of Steel"
- "Another Day in Cubicle Paradise" author
- Ansel ___, famed photographer
- Ansel of photography
- Ansel or Abigail
- Ansel, Samuel or Abigail
- A Sam who damned the Stamp Act
- Apple or ale lead-in
- Apple or ale
- Apple variety?
- Apple variety
- Bede and Smith
- Abigail or Ansel
- "Arrival" actress Amy
- Actress Amy of "American Hustle"
- Actress Amy of "Julie & Julia"
- Actress Amy of "The Fighter"
- Assistant to Eisenhower.
- Author of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
- Author Samuel Hopkins
- Agent 86 player
- Bond girl in "Octopussy"
- Boston Tea Party leader
- Boston Tea Party planner
- Boston Tea Party V.I.P.
- His vice president was from a different party
- "Grandfather Stories" author
- Declaration signer
- Frequent Yosemite photographer Ansel
- Early president
- Early U.S. president
- Brewer Samuel
- Brewery namesake Samuel
- Federalist President
- Character considered to be Hemingway's alter ego
- British Columbiaճ Bryan _____
- British Columbia's Bryan _____
- Congressman Clayton Powell Jr. et al.
- Either of two presidents
- "Gunsmoke" Doc
- Continental Congress VIP
- Bryan or Ryan
- Filmdom's Patch
- Chief of White House staff.
- "Dilbert" cartoonist
- "Dilbert" cartoonist Scott ___
- "Dilbert" cartoonist Scott
- ''Dilbert'' cartoonist
- "Dilbert" creator Scott
- Dilbert creator Scott
- Dilbert drawer Scott
- "Dilbert" drawer
- First American minister to England
- First occupant of the White House
- First one-term president
- First one-term U.S. president
- First president in the White House
- First president to occupy the White House
- First resident of the White House
- First United States vice president
- First US vice president
- First U.S. vice president
- First veep
- First vice president of America
- First vice president
- First V.P.
- First White House occupant
- Get Smart actor, Don ...
- 'Get Smart' star Don
- Jackson predecessor
- Jackson's predecessor
- He called the U.S. vice presidency a "most insignificant office"
- He came on after Monroe
- Creator of Dogbert, Catbert and Ratbert
- He fires Hamilton in "Hamilton"
- He followed Monroe
- James Truslow or John Couch
- He signed the act establishing the Library of Congress
- Important name in U.S. history
- Dogbert drawer
- "Everything I Do" singer
- Jefferson's predecessor as president
- Jefferson's predecessor
- Don of "Get Smart" fame
- Don or John
- Joey or Julie
- John
- John, Douglas, or Sam
- John, Henry, Sam or Maude
- John in the White House
- Cardinals leader Ryan
- John or Don
- John or John Q.
- John or John Quincy
- John Q.
- John Quincy --
- John Quincy ___
- Douglas ___, author of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
- Hemingway's Nick
- Douglas who created Zaphod Beeblebrox
- Douglas who wrote "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
- Hemingway's "The Nick ___ Stories"
- "Careless Love" novelist Alice
- "Cuts Like a Knife" singer Bryan
- Inedible apple
- Cartoonist Scott who draws "Dilbert"
- F. P. A.
- Noted shutterbug Ansel
- "The __ Administration" ("Hamilton" tune)
- Whiskeytown's Ryan
- White House name
- White House V. I. P.
- White House's first occupant
- Number one number two
- Kind of ale
- "Mr. ___ and Eve" (1950s CBS sitcom)
- Victoria Beckham, née __
- "Somebody" Bryan
- "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" author
- Subject of a 2001 best-selling McCullough biography
- Subject of a David McCullough political biography
- Maude of stage fame
- Maude or Samuel
- The only U.S. president whose vice president ran against him to succeed him was John ....
- McCullough bio subject
- The sixth US president, John Quincy ___
- "Waking Up the Neighbours" Bryan
- N. H. Governor, Eisenhower's chief assistant.
- N. H. peak
- "The Straight Dope" columnist Cecil
- Name of two presidents
- Political rival of Hamilton
- Portrait on an old 2¢ stamp
- Last name of two presidents
- Patriot Samuel
- One of Eisenhower's chief aides.
- Leader of a "Party" in 1773
- One of two presidents
- President
- President #2
- "Nixon in China" composer John
- President, actor or actress
- President after Washington
- President before Jefferson
- President between Washington and Jefferson
- President during the XYZ Affair
- President: father or son
- President from Braintree, Mass.
- President from Braintree
- President Jefferson's predecessor
- President John or John Quincy __
- President John or John Quincy
- President John Quincy __
- President Monroe's successor
- No. 2 or 6
- President who wrote, "Great is the guilt of unnecessary war"
- Presidential family name
- Presidential name twice
- Presidential name
- Presidential surname
- One working close to Washington?
- Main author of the Massachusetts constitution
- Major role in "1776"
- Monroe follower
- Monroe's successor
- Photog Ansel
- Photographer Ansel
- "Revenge of the Nerds" college
- Revolutionary leader Samuel
- Revolutionary leader
- The White House's first occupant
- "Summer of '69" artist Bryan
- Washington follower
- Washington successor
- Washington's follower
- Washington's successor
- Washington's veep
- Washington's vice president
- Water
- Water, ... ale
- "Watership Down" author Richard
- "Watership Down" author
- "Watership Down" novelist Richard
- Surname of the second and sixth US presidents
- Surname of two Massachusetts Constitution coauthors
- Surname of two presidents
- Sam in a bar
- Sam seen in bars
- San Francisco-born photographer
- Singer and song writer Bryan ____
- Singer Bryan
- Singer Edie
- Two presidents
- U. S. President
- Sixth president
- Sixth U.S. president
- Writer Cecil of "The Straight Dope"
- Throat lump, ... apple
- Throat projection, ... apple
- Scott who created "Dilbert"
- Scott who created Dilbert
- Scott who draws "Dilbert"
- Stamp Act foe John or Samuel
- Stamp Act opposer Samuel
- Target of chondrolaryngoplasty surgery
- Tarkington's "Alice ___"
- Tea Party inciter
- Tea Party leader: Dec. 16, 1773
- Yosemite photographer
- Second or sixth in a series
- Second or sixth president
- Second or sixth U.S. president
- Second president
- Second U.S. President
- "Smart" guy
- Smart player?
- Smart player
- Smith and Bede
- Smith and West
- U.S. president #2
- U.S. President
- US president after Washington
Recent Usage of White House name in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "White House name" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used White House name in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Joseph - Jan. 26, 2017
- Newsday - Sept. 4, 2010
- LA Times - July 1, 2006
- USA Today Archive - April 15, 1998
- USA Today Archive - Feb. 19, 1996
- New York Times - Sept. 12, 1982
- New York Times - Jan. 28, 1982
- New York Times - Nov. 8, 1981
- New York Times - Aug. 20, 1976
- New York Times - May 9, 1976
- New York Times - Nov. 30, 1975
- New York Times - Nov. 30, 1975
- New York Times - Sept. 4, 1975
- New York Times - Sept. 1, 1975
- New York Times - Aug. 29, 1974
- New York Times - Aug. 7, 1974
- New York Times - March 31, 1974
- New York Times - March 24, 1974
- New York Times - Feb. 13, 1974
- New York Times - June 13, 1973
