SEN

SEN


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Word: sen
Word origin: sen (sense 1 of the noun) represents cent; sen (sense 2 of the noun) is of Japanese origin.
Phonetic: sɛn
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a monetary unit of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia, equal to one hundredth of a dollar in Brunei, one hundredth of a riel in Cambodia, one hundredth of a rupiah in Indonesia, and one hundredth of a ringgit in Malaysia.
a former monetary unit in Japan, equal to one hundredth of a yen.


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D-OH person
Dollar bill
Meet the Press guest
1 of 100
1 of 100 in D.C.
1 of 100 in DC
1/100 yen
1/2 cent in Japan
100th part of a yen
6-yr. term holder
Aaron Burr was one: Abbr.
Adams was original
Al Franken
Amb. approver
Ariz.s McCain
Ark.s Mark Pryor
Arlen Specter
Asian coin
B. Boxer is one
B. Boxer
B. Bradley was one
B. Obama
Barbara Boxer or Dianne Feinstein (abbr.)
Bayh or Biden: Abbr.
Beltway VIP
Beltway abbr.
Beltway fig.
Bernie Sanders
Bigwig in D.C.
Bigwig in DC
Bigwig on the Hill: Abbr.
Bill offerer: Abbr.
Bill passer: Abbr.
Bit of Indonesian money
Bit of Japanese currency
Bit of a yen?
Boxer from Cal.
Boxers title (abbr.)
Boxers title Abbr.
Boxers title
Boxers title: Abbr.
Boxer
Breaux or Landrieu: abbr.
Brunei coin
Burns or Allen: Abbr.
Byrd or Hatch
Byrds title for more than 50 yrs.
C-SPAN figure
Cambodia coin
Cambodian coin
Capital man: Abbr.
Capitol Hill V.I.P.
Capitol Hill V.I.P.: Abbr.
Capitol Hill VIP
Capitol Hill abbr.
Capitol Hill fig.
Capitol Hill figure: abbr.
Capitol Hill pol
Capitol Hill pol.
Capitol Hill worker: Abbr.
Capitol V.I.P.
Capitol V.I.P.: Abbr.
Capitol VIP
Capitol abbr.
Capitol fig.
Capitol guy (abbr.)
Capitol letters?
Capitol person?
Certain pol
Chamber worker?: Abbr.
Change for yen
Chinas Sun Yat-___
Chinese leader Sun Yat-___
Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-___
Church or Bible: Abbr.
Classic candy
Clinton of N.Y.
Clinton or Dole: Abbr.
Clinton or Kennedy
Clinton or Kennedy: Abbr.
Clinton or McCain: Abbr.
Clinton or Obama
Clinton or Obama: Abbr.
Clinton
Coin of Japan
Coin of Malaysia
Committee member
Committee worker
Cong. member
Cong. title
Congress VIP
Congress mem.
Congress member
Corker
Counterpart of Rep.
DAmato or Dodd: Abbr.
D.C. V.I.P.
D.C. VIP
D.C. abbr.
D.C. address (abbr.)
D.C. big shot
D.C. bigshot
D.C. bigwig
D.C. bill collector?
D.C. body
D.C. century
D.C. denizen
D.C. dignitary
D.C. electee
D.C. employee
D.C. fig.
D.C. figure
D.C. group
D.C. lawmaker
D.C. legislator
D.C. office occupant
D.C. personage
D.C. pol
D.C. title (abbr.)
D.C. toiler
D.C. upper house
D.D. bigwig
DC VIP
DC big shot
DC bigwig
DC denizen
DC figure
DC pol
DC politico
Dallas or Houston
Dianne Feinstein of Cal.
Dianne Feinstein
Dignitary in D.C.
Dole
E.M.K. is one
EMK
Edward M. Kennedy
Electee with a six-yr. term
Fed. lawmaker
Fig. on the Hill
Former coin of Japan
Fort at which The Star-Spangled Banner was penned
Fractional monetary unit of Japan
Frist or Kennedy
Gene Hackman played one in The Birdcage (Abbr.)
Ginza change
Govt. body
Gramm or Graham: Abbr.
H. Clinton
HST once
Half a mint?
Half of a breath mint
Half-chosen member of Cong.
Harry Reid
Hatch in D.C.
Hatch in Utah
Hatch or Byrd: Abbr.
Hatch
Hatfield or Coats
Hawaiis Akaka
Hil on the Hill: Abbr.
Hill V.I.P.: Abbr.
Hill bigwig (abbr.)
Hill denizen: abbr.
Hill person: Abbr.
Hill worker: Abbr.
Hillary Clinton is one: Abbr.
Hillary Clintons title: Abbr.
Hillary Clinton
Hillarys job: abbr.
Hillarys quest: abbr.
Impeachment trier: Abbr.
Important seat occupant: Abbr.
Indonesian coin
Indonesian money
It has floor leaders: Abbr.
Its not the H. of R.
J. McCain
J.F.K. in 58
J.F.K.: 1953-61
JFK in 1958
JFK or LBJ
JFK was one
JFK
Japanese coin
Japanese currency
Japanese currency unit
Japanese denomination discontinued in 1954
Japanese monetary subunit
Japanese money
Japanese penny
Jim Bunning
Jim Inhofe
Job Mary Bono may run for in California in 2004: abbr.
John McCain or Ted Kennedy: abbr.
John McCain
Kennedy or Clinton
Kennedys title (abbr.)
Kennedy
Kerry or Edwards
Kerry or Kennedy
Kerry or Kerrey
LBJ
Lawmaker: abbr.
Lawmaking org.
Lawmaking pol
Leg. title
Legis. title
Legislator (Abbr.)
Legislator in DC
Legislator: abbr.
Little used Japanese money
Lott of Miss.
Lott or Daschle
Lott or Moynihan: Abbr.
Marco Rubio
McCain is one: Abbr.
McCain or McConnell: Abbr.
McCain or Obama: Abbr.
McCain
McConnell or McCain: Abbr.
Mem. of Congress
Member of Canadas Upper House (Abbr.)
Member of Cong.
Member of Congress: Abbr.
Member of the upper house: Abbr.
Mississippis James O. Eastland
Mitch McConnell
Monetary unit of Japan
Money in Brunei
Mr. Smith who went to Wash.
Mrs. Clinton
Nixon
Nov. runner
O. Snowe
Obama (D-IL)
Obama or Clinton
Obama or Clinton: abbr.
Obamas title before Pres.
Obama
Olympia Snowe
One in 100: Abbr.
One in a DC 100
One in a hundred in DC
One in a hundred: Abbr.
One in it for the long term?: Abbr.
One labeled with a D or R
One may be junior or senior
One of 100 in D.C.
One of 100 in Wash.
One of 100 in the U.S. govt.
One of 100 on Capitol Hill: Abbr.
One of 100 on the Hill: Abbr.
One of 100: Abbr.
One of 50 Dems. or 50 Reps.
One of a D.C. 100
One of a D.C. grp.
One of a D.C. hundred
One of a DC 100
One of a hundred: abbr.
One of a states two
One of a states two: abbr.
One of the Gang of 535: abbr.
One who confirms SCOTUS members
One with a 6-yr. term
One with a six-yr. position
One with a six-yr. term
One with an office on Constitution Ave.
Orrin Hatch
Part of a riel
Part of a rupiah
Part of a yen
Pat Roberts of Kansas
Paul Wellstone was one: abbr.
Person going into a house?: Abbr.
Person in a chamber: Abbr.
Phnom Penh penny
Place for E.M.K.
Pol whose term lasts six yrs.
Pol with a six-yr. term
Political fig.
Position held by both JFK and RFK
Pre-Pres. post
Pres. Obama
President pro tempore
Presidential candidate
Pryor of Arkansas
RFK
Rand Paul
Reid or Frist (abbr.)
Rep. colleague
Rep.s counterpart
Republic of China founder Sun Yat-___ [1866-1925]
Richard Nixon was one for two yrs.
Riel fraction
Robert Byrd
Schumers title: Abbr.
Scott Brown
Seat holder: Abbr.
Server of a six-yr. term
Sessions in Ala.
Sessions
Short for Long: 1931-35
Short legislator?
Six-year VIP
Six-yr. V.I.P.
Six-yr. electee
Six-yr. servant
Six-yr. term holder
Six-yr.-term holder
Small Japanese currency
Snowe or Breaux: Abbr.
Something D.C. does not have
Specter
State rep.
Steppingstone to pres.
Subcmte. mbr.
Subcmte. member
Sun Yat- --
Sun Yat- ---
Sun Yat-___
Sununu or Akaka
Ted K.
Ted Kennedy or Trent Lott: abbr.
Ted Kennedy
Testers title: Abbr.
The Upper House
Thurmond
Title for McCain (Abbr.)
Title of some politicians: Abbr.
U.S. legislator with a six-yr. term
U.S. treaty ratifier
Upper Hse. member
Upper body: Abbr.
Upper chamber member: Abbr.
Upper house member
Upper house member: Abbr.
V.I.P. in D.C.
V.P.s domain
VIP in D.C.
VIP in DC
VIP in Wash.
VIP of Congress
VIP on the Hill
VIP on the Hill: abbr.
Wash. VIP
Wash. bigwig
Wash. group
Wash. luminary
Washington VIP
Websters title
When doubled
Whitehouse title: Abbr.
Wyden of Ore.
Yen fraction
Coins of Japan.
Small coin of Japan.
Small Japanese coin.
Sometime companion of Rep.
What 20 Down is: Abbr.
Copper coin of Japan.
A Congressman: Abbr.
Money in Tokyo
New title for Prescott Bush: Abbr.
Symington's new title: Abbr.
Mike Mansfield's new title: Abbr.
New title for Stuart Symington: Abbr.
Mr. Kuchel's new title: Abbr.
___. Symington.
New title for Mayor Burke: Abbr.
Thye's title: Abbr.
Eva Bowring's title: Abbr.
New title for Thurmond: Abbr.
Martin's title: Abbr.
Elder: Abbr.
Tokyo small change.
Oriental coin.
One of 96: Abbr.
Governing body: Abbr.
Theodore Green, for example: Abbr.
Japanese coins
Companion of Rep.
Javits' new title: Abbr.
Coin of Honshu.
Bush or Hill: Abbr.
Eastern coin.
Tokyo coin.
Washington title: Abbr.
See 5 Down.
Javits' title.
Case of N. J.
Byrd or Bush: Abbr.
Coin in Tokio.
Ginza coin.
Asiatic currency.
Byrd or Byrd: Abbr.
Mem. of Cong.
D. C. title: Abbr.
Kyushu coin.
See 125 Across.
Member of U.S.S.
Rep.'s relative.
Elected officer: Abbr.
Washingtonian: Abbr.
Rel. of Rep.
Oriental money.
Tokyo money
Relative of Rep.
Capitol Hill man: Abbr.
Rep.'s colleague.
Change from a yen.
Yen part.
Ten rin
Capitol man: Abbr.
Wash. figure
Wash. title
Truman, before he was V.P.
Bayh or Tunney: Abbr.
Money in Japan
Coin for Sato
Cambodian money
Kobe coin
D.C. title
Bayh or Javits: Abbr.
Javits or Glenn: Abbr.
Counterpart of a Rep.
Byrd or Eagleton: Abbr.
Item to spend in Phnom Penh
Man in Wash.
Kennedy is one: Abbr.
Brooke was one: Abbr.
Jr.'s elder
Brooke of Mass. was one
Title in D.C.
D.C. resident
L.B.J. in the 50's
E.M.K., e.g.
Kyoto coin
A.L. player of yore
Ginza legal tender
D'Amato from N.Y., e.g.
Wash. lawmaker
Japanese coin of yore
Moynihan or D'Amato from N.Y.
J.F.K.: 1953–60
Far East coin
Former Kobe coin
Former Japanese coin
H.H.H. was one
Rep.'s counterpart
A mem. of Congress
H.S.T. became one in 1934
Japanese money of account
Southeast Asian coin
J.F.K., once
Coin of Cambodia.
Capitol org.
Malaysian money unit
Pitcher Walter Johnson, e.g.: Abbr.
Indonesian cent
Riel part
Cap. Hill figure
Yen ÷ 100
What LBJ became in 1948
China's Sun Yat-___
V.P.'s domain
Political abbr.
Boxer's title: Abbr.
Hatch, e.g.: Abbr.
Boxer's title, briefly
Hatfield or Coats, e.g.: Abbr.
Thurmond, e.g.: Abbr.
D'Amato or Dodd: Abbr.
Committee member, maybe: Abbr.
Clinton, e.g.: Abbr.
Clinton, for one: Abbr.
With 72-Across, former Va. official
Committee worker, maybe: Abbr.
Steppingstone to pres., maybe
D-OH person, e.g.
John McCain, e.g.: Abbr.
When doubled, a breath freshener
Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr.
Pres. Obama, once
Obama, Biden or McCain (but not Palin), in 2008: Abbr.
Statehouse worker: Abbr.
Sessions in D.C., say
Either of two cousin Udalls: Abbr.
See 65-Down: Abbr.
When repeated, a breath freshener
One in an upper chamber: Abbr.
Nixon, e.g., for two yrs.
D.C. mover and shaker: Abbr.
Schumer or Shaheen: Abbr.
Paul, for one: Abbr.
Rand Paul or Marco Rubio: Abbr.
2005-08 position held by Barack Obama: Abbr.
Jack Reed or Harry Reid: Abbr.
Cloture voter: Abbr.
Sessions, e.g.: Abbr.
Title for Palpatine or Amidala in Star Wars: Abbr.
Sanders, for one: Abbr.
Joe Biden, for 36 yrs.
Booker or Tester: Abbr.
Booker's title: Abbr.
Many a presidential hopeful: Abbr.
Worker in a chamber: Abbr.
One of 100 in D.C.: Abbr.
Cory Booker or Cory Gardner: Abbr.
Politician with a six-year term: Abbr.
Booker, for one: Abbr.
Many a pres. candidate
Title for many a W.H. aspirant
Cotton, starting in 2015: Abbr.
1%-er in D.C.?: Abbr.
One with a six-year term: Abbr.
Money coming from various directions
Sanders or Cruz: Abbr.
Rubios title: Abbr.
One percent of a D.C. group--or the group itself
Kamala Harris, e.g.: Abbr.
Flake or Duckworth: Abbr.
Six-yr.-term pol
Certain house mem.
House VIP
Former monetary unit in Japan
Not very old England manager making money abroad
Tammy Duckworth or Mazie Hirono, for short
Former title for 16 POTUSes
Former title for four of the last seven VPs
JFK, in the 50s
LBJ, circa 1955
Booker, in brief
Tammy Duckworth or Tim Scott, for example (abbr.)
Obama, once (abbr.)
Kelly Loeffler of GA is the most recent one of these, in brief
John Henry Eaton of Tennessee became the youngest ever one of these on November 16, 1818, for short
Title that both Patrick Leahy and Richard Burr started using, but exactly 30 years apart (abbr.)
Sun Yat-___, known as the Father of the Nation to most Chinese
Clinton or Obama, once, but not Trump
Tiny portion of a ringgit
Patrick Leahy, e.g.
KYs McConnell, briefly
Chinas first president Sun Yat ___
Westernmost country in continental Afr.
Abbr. before Tammy Duckworths name
Title for Rick Scott or Tim Scott (abbr.)
Mazie Hirono of HI, e.g.
JRB, for 36 years
Cory Booker of NJ, e.g.
Obama or Biden, once (abbr.)
Ottawa N.H.L.er, to fans
One out of 100: Abbr.
Brian Schatz or Mazie Hirono, for short
Any of a DC 100
Harris, pre-VP
External TV speaker
Malaysian currency unit
Snowe of ME, once
Tammy Duckworth (D-IL)
Title for Harding, Kennedy, or Obama before becoming prez
Duckworth or Hirono, in D.C. (abbr.)
Maria Cantwell or Tammy Baldwin, for short
Tammy Duckworths title, briefly
1 in 100 in D.C.
One of two that each state gets (abbr.)
Alex Padilla of CA, e.g.
DC confirmation questioner
Hillary Clinton or Kamala Harris, once: Abbr.
Warren or Warnock: Abbr.
John Fettermans title, briefly
Ottawa skater, for short
Elizabeth Warren, e.g.
Title for Cynthia Lummis or Laphonza Butler: Abbr.
Fetterman, e.g.
Title for Kyrsten Sinema: Abbr.
Any of 100 DC legislators: Abbr.
Kamalas title, once: abbr.
Title for Katie Britt: Abbr.
Cotton title, briefly




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