SENATOR

SENATOR


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Word: senator
Phonetic: /ˈsɛn.ə.tə/
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A member, normally elected, in the house or chamber of a legislature called a senate. The legislatures of the United States and Canada have senators.
A position in government held in ancient Rome by experienced, elder officials as advisors or consultants for younger, less experienced functionaries.
A member of the king's council.


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Damn Yankees chorister
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A thesmothete
A.L.er until 1960
Alexander or Paul
Anagram of treason
Barack Obama was one
Barbara Boxer
Bill collector?
Bob Smith or Gordon Smith
Boxer from California
Boxers title
Boxer
Bradley or Boxer
Capital player
Capitol Hill figure
Capitol Hill person
Capitol north-winger
Certain committee member
Chamber group member?
Cicero or Publius
Cicero
Clinton or Dole
D.C. VIP
DC VIP
Daniel Webster
Dole
Flanders or Holland
For whom voters shed no tears
Former D.C. major-leaguer
Forum V.I.P.
Forum VIP
Forum figure
Forum participant
Frank Howard was one once
Gramm or Grams
Hatch or Helms
Hill title
Hill worker
Impeachment trial juror
Javits
Judge in an impeachment trial
Kennedy or Clinton
Kennedy or Lugar
Lawmaker
Lawmaker interfering with ones art (7)
Many a Damn Yankees role
Mark Antony
Member of Canadas Upper House
Mr. Smith
One awash in bills?
One in 100
One in 100 in Washington
One in a hundred
One of 100
One of 100 in Washington
One out of a hundred
One serving a long term
Politico
Potential White House hopeful
Ranger
Roman Forum regular
Roman forum participant
Roman official
Sam Houston was one
Six-year term politician
Six-year-term politician
Ted Kennedy
Trent Lott
Walter Johnson
Washington VIP
Washington figure
Washington post
Washington
Word with youre no Jack Kennedy
Margaret Chase Smith.
Legislator
Truman in 1934.
Washington ballplayer
A title of Rienzi's.
He serves for six years.
Fulbright, Frear or Ferguson.
Job paying $15,000 a year.
H. S. T., from '34 to '44.
One of 96.
William Benton, for instance.
Member of most exclusive club in the U. S.
Fred Seaton, for instance.
New title for Prescott Bush.
Kuchel of California, for instance.
Yost or Busby.
One ninety-sixth.
Mayor Burke's new title.
He gets $15,000 a year.
Member of Congress
Griffith Stadium player.
New title for Alan Bible.
Herbert Lehman.
24 Down is one.
1 Across, for example.
Six-year man.
Author Kennedy, for example.
Washington baseballer
William A. Blakely, for example.
Webster, for example.
See 56 Down.
Church or Bible.
H.S.T. 1935–45.
Lyndon Johnson
Byrd or Bartlett.
Fong or Long.
Green, for example.
Member of a state council.
Law maker
Moss or Hart.
Byrd or Bush.
Washington personage.
A Roman in the Forum.
Post sought by Ribicoff.
Holland or Jordan.
One of a hundred
Member of a ball team.
Capital man.
Capitol fellow.
American Leaguer
Solon
McGovern.
Washington athlete.
Long
Capitol Hill frequenter.
One of one hundred
D. C. man
Word for 34 Down
Capitol figure
Thesmothete
Javits, for one
Church or Nunn
Church or Stone
Cannon or Luger
Nancy L. Kassebaum, e.g.
Ford of Can You Top This?
Nancy Kassebaum, e.g.
What astronaut Glenn became
Gore or Bradley
Capitoline dignitary
Ranger, before 1972
Barbara Boxer, for one
A.L.'er until 1960
Daniel Webster, e.g.
Cicero, e.g.
Onetime title for Obama and Clinton
Whitehouse in D.C., e.g.
One out of 100
Long-term legislator
1% of the body?
One of 100 on the Hill
Legislative member
Member of upper house of legislature
Treason
One of 100 on Capitol Hill
Legislator — treason
Statesman — treason
Treason involved a politician
Upper house US Congressman
Member of upper assembly
Member of US Congress' upper house
East-West alliance cramped by senior politician
Rock star, one turned politician?
Reason Trump needs bottom wiped, incompetent US politician
Member of jury in recent trial — treason involved?
US politician's near to breaking
Suspect treason by elected representative
Spanish fellow takes in visiting politician
US politician's vile treason
Spaniard at the centre is a politician
Senior politician committing treason
Law maker sent round a round robin initially
Wandering one-star politician in the US
Warped reason to include time for a US politician
Kennedy, say, involved in treason
Elizabeth Warren or Lisa Murkowski, e.g.
Cato the Elder or Cato the Younger
Washington post?
Legislator's appalling treason
Many a presidential candidate
Cotton from Arkansas
What Julius Caesar once was
Raphael Warnock of Georgia, e.g.
Statesman partly responsible for abuse Nato received
Notices drug mob is on the rise
Bits evenly removed from foxglove with a finger
US politician
Legislator turns up, not tense but a little nervous
King 4 cracks open first of 6 eggs brought round for politician
One leaves notaries half-cut with politician
Ted Kennedy, e.g.
Congress member
Congressman
Politician
Sheev Palpatines political title
Member of a governing body
US upper house member
Member of US Congress upper house
Politician is not arse, surprisingly
No good reason to accept Tory leader as a politician
Legislator with a six-year term
Chamber member
Worker who watches bills hit the floor?




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