POL

POL


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Word: pol
Phonetic: /pɒl/
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A politician.


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Hannity & Colmes guest
Baby kisser
Ballot figure
Balt. Sea country
Beltway insider
Blue Dog
Cambodian Pot
Cambodian dictator Pot
Campaign hustler
Campaign pro
Campaign vet
Campaigner
Capitol Hill VIP
Capitol Hill fig.
Capitol Hill figure
Capitol Hill mover
Capitol figure
Career campaigner
City Hall denizen
Cong. go-getter
Councilman
Cut off
D.C. VIP
D.C. deal maker
D.C. deal-maker
D.C. dealmaker
D.C. denizen
D.C. dignitary
D.C. figure
D.C. go-getter
D.C. habitu
D.C. insider
D.C. old-timer
D.C. player
D.C. sort
D.C. type
D.C. wheeler-dealer
DC bigwig
DC denizen
DC figure
DC player?
DC type
Deal maker
Deal-maker.
Dem. or Rep.
Election adviser
Election contender
Electioneer
Electioneerer
Electioneering pro
Experienced office holder
Expert at running
Fan of running
GOP operative
George W. Bush or Al Gore
Handshaker
Hardened campaigner
Heeler
Hill biggie
Hill honcho
Hill insider
Hill regular
House dealer?
House party?
House rep
Hustings figure
Ice starter
Inside-the-Beltway figure
Khmer Rouge leader Pot
Kind of lute
Lech Walesas country (abbr.)
Lechs land: abbr.
Legislative figure
Lobbyists quarry
Machine part?
NATO member since 99
NATO member since 1999: Abbr.
Neighbor of Ger.
Newt
Noble lie teller
Nov. runner
November runner
Office pursuer
Office seeker
Office-seeker
Officeholder
One exchanging party favors?
One experienced with running
One in the legislative biz
One may be seeking a seat
One who is in
PAC beneficiary
Parliament Hill person
Party guy
Party hack
Party man
Party member
Party person
Party person?
Party planner
Party regular
Party rep
Patronage beneficiary
Patronage purveyor
Person in a race
Person looking for a seat?
Person with a base and a platform
Pork-barreler
Professional runner?
Quadrennial conventiongoer
Race competitor
Race planner
Rep. or Sen.
Representative
Runner?
Running expert
Running pro
Seat pursuer
Seat seeker
Sen. or Rep.
Sen.
Senator or congressman
Senator or congresswoman
Senator
Short office holder?
Smoke-filled room figure
Smoke-filled room type
Stumper?
Town meeting speaker
VIP of D.C.
VIP of DC
Veteran vote seeker
Vote seeker
Vote solicitor
Ward heeler
Wardheeler
Warsaw is its cap.
Warsaw is its cap.
Warsaw loc.
Wash. habitue
Wash. wheeler-dealer
Washington denizen
Washington fig.
Washington figure
Washington player
Washington pro
Washington type
Washington wheeler-dealer
Wheeler-dealer
Wheeler-dealer in D.C.
Where Lodz is: Abbr.
Where Warsaw is: Abbr.
___ Pot
___ Pot of Cambodia
Where the monetary unit is the zloty: Abbr.
Where Lwów is: Abbr.
Where Lwow is: Abbr.
European country: Abbr.
Baltic land: Abbr.
Central European country: Abbr.
Baltic country (abbr.)
Where the Vistula flows: Abbr.
Chopin's country: Abbr.
Warsaw's land: Abbr.
Office-seeker: Abbr.
Kind of science: Abbr.
Cracow's land: Abbr.
Rep. or Dem. worker
Party worker: Abbr.
Office seeker: Abbr.
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Eur. country
Cambodia's Pot
Eur. land
Country bordering the U.S.S.R.
Tammany man
Campaigner, for short
Part of N.Y.P.D.
Gov. or sen.
Czech. neighbor
Party hack, for short
Little office seeker
Precinct worker
Old campaigner.
___ Pot, Cambodian leader
Party pro
Vet on the hustings
Electioneerer, for short
Machine part
Office seeker, informally
Newt once
Office seeker, for short
Party member, maybe
Campaigner, in brief
Baby kisser, maybe, in brief
Patronage purveyor, for short
Vote seeker, for short
Party planner, for short?
Party person, for short
Meet the Press guest, for short
Many a Meet the Press guest, informally
Glad-handing sort
David Axelrod or Karl Rove, for short
Typical Meet the Press guest, for short
Many a candidate, briefly
Inside-the-Beltway expert
One running races for a living?
One on the trail, for short
Inside-the-Beltway sort
Capitol Hill sort, for short
Washington insider, informally
One running for office, informally
D.C. pro
Campaign trail pro
Good runner, briefly?
Experienced runner?
Frequent fund-raiser
Periodic runner
Veep or prez
Any party planner
D.C. big shot
Prez or veep, e.g.
Campaign guru
Campaign figure, informally
Mayor or governor, for short
Hill figure, for short
5-Down, e.g., briefly
One running for office, for short
One shaking hands and kissing babies, stereotypically
Senator, shortly
Ward leader
Senator, e.g.
Party man, for short.
Baby-kisser
Party man, shortly
Governor, e.g., briefly
D.C. vet
Ger. neighbor
Public-office holder
Senator, e.g., shortly
Pro in a party
Washington figure, for short
Officeholder, for short
Baby-kisser, shortly
AOC or JFK, e.g.
One hoping for a long running career, briefly?
Many a C-Span interviewee, informally
Debate participant
Sen. or rep., e.g.




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