CZAR

CZAR


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Word: tsar
Word origin: from Russian tsarʹ, representing Latin Caesar .
Phonetic: zɑː
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an emperor of Russia before 1917. Example: Tsar Nicholas II
a person appointed by government to advise on and coordinate policy in a particular area. Example: the former British drugs czar


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Absolute ruler
Alexander I
Alexander
All-powerful one
Anastasias father was one
Anastasias father
Anticrime boss
Antidrug biggie
Antidrug honcho
Antidrug kingpin
Antidrug mogul
Authority figure
Autocrat
Autocrat of old
Autocrat until 1917
Autocratic leader
Autocratic ruler
Baron
Baron of business
Basil or Nicholas
Basil
Big shot of industry
Big wheel
Biz bigwig
Bolsheviks foe
Boris Godunov
Boss
Business baron
Business biggie
Business bigwig
Business leader
Business magnate
Bygone autocrat
Bygone despot
Bygone ruler
CONCLUDING WITH 17-ACROSS (Ban Johnson)
Captain of industry
Certain Obama appointee
Chief of a sort
Commercial bigwig
Deposed despot
Despot
Drug VIP
Drug ___
Drug ___ (DEA head)
Drug ___ (Washington pooh-bah)
Drug ___ (government position)
Drug kingpin
Drug official
Drug or energy chief
Drug-fighting authority
Drug___
Emperor
Energy ___
Energy boss
Energy mogul
Erstwhile Russian ruler
Erstwhile autocrat
Father of a grand duchess
Father of a grand duke
Federal bigwig
Former Kremlin despot
Former Russian VIP
Former Russian autocrat
Former Russian emperor
Former Russian ruler
Former despot
Grand dukes father
Green Jobs ___ (Van Joness informal title for six months in 2009)
Head boss
High-level Fed
Honcho
Industrial giant
Industrial kingpin
Industrial magnate
Industrial mogul
Industry VIP
Industry authority
Industry big shot
Industry biggie
Industry bigwig
Industry boss
Industry honcho
Industry kingpin
Industry magnate
Industry mogul
Ivan the Terrible
Ivan was one
Ivan
Kaiser kin
Kaisers kin
Kingpin
Leader until 1917
Magnate
Mogul
Movie mogul
Nicholas I or II
Nicholas I
Nicholas II was the last one
Nicholas II
Nicholas Romanov
Nicholas or Alexander
Nicholas or Peter
Nicholas was one
Nicholas was the last
Nicholas
Non-cabinet presidential advisor
Obama appointee
Old Russian VIP
Old Russian autocrat
Old Russian leader
Old Russian ruler
Old autocrat
Old despot
Old head
Old head of Russia
Old ruler
Old-time dictator
Old-time ruler
One standing out in a field?
One with great authority
One with great power
Person with unlimited power
Peter I
Peter or Paul
Peter the Great
Petrograd potentate
Political appointee
Political leader
Powerbroker
Powerful authority
Powerful boss
Powerful business-person
Powerful figure
Powerful person
Powerful regulator
Powerful ruler
Powerful ruler of old
Pre-1917 emperor
Pre-1917 honcho
Pre-Communism leader
Pre-Communist Russian ruler
Pre-Revolution ruler
Pre-revolutionary ruler
Rasputins employer
Romanov ruler
Royal Romanov
Ruler of old
Ruler or mogul
Ruler toppled by the Bolsheviks
Russia-ruling Romanov
Russian despot
Russian emperor
Russian monarch
Russian ruler
Russian ruler of old
Russian ruler of yore
Simeon I
Supreme leader
Title first used by Simeon I of Bulgaria
Title not used after 1917
Unconfirmed executive branch appointee
Undemocratic leader
War on drugs leader
White House appointment
White House policy appointee
White Russian
Winter Palace dweller
Winter Palace figure
Winter Palace resident
Winter Palace ruler
Word with drug or energy
Nicholas II was the last
Ruler
Ruler with unlimited power.
Slavic ruler.
See 10 Across.
One-time Kremlin occupant.
Peter or Nicholas
Monarch
Romanov
Ivan or Alexis.
Dictator
Alexis, for one.
Powerful one.
Caesar's relative
Boris Godunov, e.g.
Peter the Great, e.g.
Tyrant
Man of great power
Bowie Kuhn, e.g.
Overlord
A Romanov
Slavic sovereign
Boris of Bulgaria
Person exercising power
Underworld kingpin
Ivan or Nicholas
Boris Godunov was one.
Peter or Ivan
Basil, e.g.
Ivan, e.g.
Basil, for one.
55 Down, e.g.
Grand duke's father
Ivan the Terrible, e.g.
Alexander, e.g.
6-Down, e.g.
Nicholas, e.g.
Ivan, for one
Energy
Peter the Great, for one
Bolshevik's foe
White House policy honcho
Executive branch V.I.P.
Peter the Great or Ivan the Terrible
High-level appointee
3-Down issuer
Ivan the Terrible, for one
White House policy chief
Department head?
Russia's Nicholas I or II
Government policy chief
Powerful politico
Ruler until 1917
Leader's vehicle negotiating chicane
Ruler turned crazy, but not quite
Vehicle contains ultimate glitz for Russian leader
Wheels round the last 25
Überauthority
Bygone Russian autocrat
Business titan
Big wheel in ones field
Giant of industry
Government policy head
Powerful politician.
Russian autocrat of old
Government honcho
V.I.P. of industry
Official whos in charge
Slavic title derived from Caesar
Prerevolution Russian leader
Bigwig of a boss
Titan of industry
Industry titan
Russian leader
Chiefs Z car outside
Policy chief
Powerful presidential appointee
Policy-driving appointee
Policy-driving appointee
Alexander the Great, e.g.
Industry giant
Big boss
Powerful business leader
Corporate titan
Bygone Russian emperor
Powerful leader
Policy pro
Policy honcho
Policy honcho
Government policy adviser
Government V.I.P.




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