LEADER

LEADER


This is a 6 letter answer

Dictionary definitions:


Word: leader
Phonetic: /ˈlidɚ/
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Any person that leads or directs
An animal that leads
Someone or something that leads or conducts


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___ of the Pack
Beginning of a cassette tape
Beginning of a tape
Benazir Bhutto
Boss
Cadre honcho
Chief
Column one story
Commander
Conductor of train upset by foolish dare (6)
Coryphaeus
Director
Downspout
First card player
Front-runner
Guide
Head
Head dealer
Head honcho
Honcho
Loss follower
Majority ___ (Senate bigwig)
Man with a baton
One at the top of the board
One in front
One to follow
One who faces the music
Pacesetter
Pack man?
President
Ring follower
Take-charge sort
Editorial article.
Mitropoulos or Szell.
Principal editorial.
Man in the van.
Bargain item to spark sales.
New Governor of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania's Governor.
Governor of Keystone state.
Keystone State Governor.
Governor at Harrisburg.
Governor of the Keystone State.
Governor in Harrisburg.
Main editorial or article.
Featured article of trade.
15 or 18 Across.
Bargain item.
Water pipe
Uncommon man.
U Thant, for example.
Attachment to a fishline.
Foreman
Head man?
Take me to your ___
Macnamara or Alexander
Straw boss
Baton wielder
Mick, to the Rolling Stones
Van man
Bellwether
Alpha dog
One atop the standings
Blank section at the start of a cassette
Editorial - chief
Ruler
Principal first violinist
Newspaper editorial
See 21
Guide written by newspaper editor
Number one guide
Look to bring in publicity for article
Extremely literate and eager editorial
See 7
Chief stole a derelict part
Editorial boss
Audibly, songs producing big noise …
First on field, left back
Article on songs heard
An article, or three in different languages
President's view of newspaper?
No 1 from Adele, originally by Queen
One in charge
Golf tourney front runner
Brits editorial
Word finishing ring or band
Editorial
President, e.g.
Guiding person
Person in charge
Audible tunes for king or queen, say
Summit attendee
Big 25 in artistic songs, were told
Chief supplier to Spooner
"Take me to your ___" (alien demand)




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