FED

FED


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Word: fed
Phonetic: /fɛd/
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A federal government officer or official, especially FBI, CIA, NSA, ATF, and DEA agents. Example: That corrupt fed was caught taking bribes from a mobster!
A police officer.


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End the ___ (Ron Paul bestseller)
End the ___ (Ron Paul campaign rallying cry)
___ Up (House of Pain tune)
-- up (disgusted)
ATF agent
Across 115 G-man
Added fuel to
Agent from Washington
Agent of Uncle Sam
Alan Greenspans group
Angry
Banking sys.
Ben Bernankes group
Bernankes bailiwick
Bernankes domain
Bernankes group
Bernankes org.
Bernankes purview
Bootleggers tracker
Bought a meal for
Bought lunch for
Broke a zoo rule
Bureau member
Catered
Catered a banquet
Catered to
Certain agent
Certain investigator
Certain lawman
Contributed to
D.C. agent
D.C. employee
Did catering
Did the catering
Dined
Dined (on)
Disgusted
Disobeyed a zoo sign
Disobeyed a zoo sign?
Eliot Ness
Encouraged
FBI agent
FBI guy
FBI man
Freeh agent
G-man
G-man or T-man
Gangster-buster
Gave a bottle to
Gave a lot of bologna
Gave a meal to
Gave an assist
Gave blood to a vampire
Gave dinner
Gave dinner to
Gave dinner to a G-man?
Gave grub to
Gave kibble to
Gave nourishment
Gave nutrients to
Gave some grub
Gave supper
Gave supper to
Gave sustenance to
Gave
Given Alpo
Given food
Government agent
Govt. agent
Govt. officer
Grazed (on)
Grazed
Greenspans domain
Greenspans group
Greenspans org.
Had some hay
Hoover employee
Ignored a sign at the zoo?
Impatient
Inserted
Interest group
Interest rate setter
Kelly Clarksons ___ Up
Let the baby have his bottle
Made a meal for
Made dinner for
Miffed
Mulder or Scully
Narc or G-man
Narc
Ness or Hoover
Ness was one
Ness
Nourished
Nourished ones Frankenstein
Nurtured
Org. that regulates rates
Part of F.D.I.C.: Abbr.
Passed the puck to
Played chef to
Prime rate setter
Provided breakfast to
Provided dinner for
Provided meals to
Provided provender
Provided sustenance for
Provided the grub
Provided the pregame meal
Provided with meals
Provided
Put coins in
Put money in
Put on the nosebag
Put paper into
Rate setter
Ready for a toothpick?
Rhyme for Jed in a hillbilly tune
Satiated
Served a meal
Served a meal to
Served dinner
Served dinner to
Served up dinner
Served up supper to
Served with a meal
Slopped
Spoon-___
Spooned in
Stable supply
Stoked
Supplied
Supplied food or government agent
Sustained
T--man
T-man
Top cop
U.S. banking system
U.S. central bank system
U.S. enforcer
Uncle Sam employee
Was hospitable towards
Washington agent
Wined and dined
Word with spoon or force
Word with spoon
Satisfied hunger.
Gave sustenance.
Ministered to
Allayed hunger.
Revenue agent: Colloq.
Provided nourishment.
Gave fodder.
Gave food.
Provided with material.
Government man: Slang.
Ministered.
G-man: Slang
Pastured
Having had it, with up
F.B.I. man, for short
Gangster's foe
Bored, with up
Gratified
Served up
T-man or G-man
T-man, e.g.
T-man, for one
The ___ (U.S. banking system)
I.R.S. agent
Browsed
G-man, for short
G-man, e.g.
Provided aliment
Rate setter, with the
Greenspan's domain, with the
Interest group, with the?
Angry, with up
Eliot Ness, e.g.
Gave, as lines
Hoover employee, once
Narc, say
Prime rate setter, with the
Supplied, as a line
See 32-Down
Provided, as a line
Inserted, in a way
Ness, for one.
U.S. central bank system, with the
Boosted, as an ego
Put quarters in, as a meter
Had dinner
Put money into, as a meter
Org. for Janet Yellen, with the
Like parking meters
Interest rate setter, with the
Hiking group, with the?
Stuck coins into
The X-Files extra
Provided sustenance
Placed coins in, as a parking meter
Put change into
What banks look to when setting interest rates, with the
Did catering for
A.T.F. agent, e.g.
Served fare
Flowed into
Given sustenance
See 19
Supplied in a comedy skit, as straight lines
Put coins in, as a parking meter
Gave lunch to
Criminal Minds agent
Gave to, as answers
Provided with a meal
Did the catering for
Served lunch to
Important bank, in headlines
Inserted, with in
Fixed lunch for
Government agent, for short
Fueled, as a fire
Fostered
Had over for brunch, say
U.S. central bank, with the
Hoover, Sessions or Freeh, slangily
The ___, who produces the Beige Book (known as the Red Book until the early 1980s) eight times each year
Central banking syst., with the
Served dinner to, for example
Took to Churchs, for instance
Like pets and parking meters
Given a meal
Supplied with Cheese Puffs, e.g.
Janet Yellen's former post, with the
Gave kibble to, maybe
Put money in, as a parking meter
Put money in, as a parking meter
Mulder or Scully, informally
Provided with nourishment
Provided with food.
Fueled
Supplied food
Provided lunch for
Gave food to
Provided sustenance to
Said Here comes the airplane! to, maybe
Mulder or Scully, briefly
Gave dinner to, say
Served lunch to, say
Gave wings to, maybe?
Gave a snack to, say
Iron Duke had a load on his plate
Bottle
The ___ (subject in economics, for short)
G-woman, for example
Added coins to, as a parking meter
Provided with lunch or dinner
Boarded
Served meals to
The X-Files extra, in brief




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