VETO

VETO


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: veto
Phonetic: /ˈviːtəʊ/
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A political right to disapprove of (and thereby stop) the process of a decision, a law etc.
An invocation of that right.
An authoritative prohibition or negative; a forbidding; an interdiction.
To use a veto against.


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Big Brothers Power of ___
A certain thumbs down
A presidential power
Annul
Apt anagram of vote
Authoritative prohibition
Bill blocker
Bill killer
Bills setback
Bill-blocking maneuver
Bill-blocking measure
Block
Block in Washington
Bush whack?
Challenge to Congress
Checks-and-balances option
Chief executive act
Clinton cancellation
Clinton denial
Clintons option
Congress-thwarting move
Controversial line-item power
Decline to sign
Denial
Disallow
Emphatic no
Emphatic rejection
Executive nix
Executive rejection
Executive turndown
Forbid
Give a thumbs down to
Governors option
Governors power
Governors turndown
Gubernatorial right
High-level denial
Interdiction
It will kill the bill
Ixnay
Just say no
Keep from going through
Kill a bill
Kill bill?
Kill bills
Kill
Kind of power
Latin for I forbid
Latin for I forbid
Line-item ___
Line-item item
Line-item power
Literally
Nix
Nix a la Nixon
Nix bills
Nix by Nixon
Nix from Nixon
Nix from the governor
Nixon nix once
Nullify
Obama cancellation
Officially reject
One of 37 cast by Bill Clinton
Oval Office power
Override subject
Overrule
Pocket ___
Pocket item?
Pocket or line-item follower
Pork chop?
Power that means I forbid in Latin
Power to kill a bill
Power used only three times by George W. Bush
Presidents prerogative
Presidents refusal
Presidential no
Presidential act
Presidential action
Presidential blackball
Presidential option
Presidential power
Presidential prerogative
Presidential privilege
Presidential prohibition
Presidential rejection
Presidential thumbs-down
Presidential turndown
Preventive power
Prohibit
Put the kibosh on
Quash
Reagans rejection
Refuse to approve
Refuse to endorse
Refuse to sign
Reject
Say nyet
Say nay to
Say no to
Subject of an override
Subject oneself to an override attempt
Tempt an override
Turn down
Turn down officially
Turn thumbs down
Turndown
Ultimate no
Washington no
West Wing threat
White House no
White House rejection
___ power (presidential privilege set forth in Article 1
Presidential perogative.
Security Council interdiction.
I forbid: Lat.
Refuse to consent to.
I forbid: Latin.
Truman's judgment on the McCarran Act.
One of Ike's powers.
Nyet
Pocket
Important executive power.
Political negative.
Governor's power.
Refusal
Fate of the farm bill.
Refuse consent to.
Purpose of 70 Across.
Refuse approval to.
Prohibition
I forbid.
Refuse assent to.
Forbidding word.
President's prerogative
Blackball in a way
Pocket or Presidential
Kill a bill from the Hill
Refuse to sign a bill
U.S.S.R. nyet at U.N.
Presidential refusal
Reagan's right
Say nay at the White House
U.N. roadblock
Reject a bill
Bill stopper
Say nay
Oval Office act
President's power
Nix from Nixon, e.g.
Kill, in a way
Literally, I forbid
Nix by Nixon, e.g.
Nix, presidentially
Ixnay!
Block from the White House
I forbid, to Caesar
Presidential threat
Presidential bill-killer
Reject - vote
Ban
Reject - ban
Right to reject a proposal
The right to reject
Right of rejection
Right to ban
Right to prevent proposed action
Power to reject legislation
Refuse to allow
Refusal to assent
Right to reject a proposed measure
Blocking vote
Forbid outright
Rule out
Forbid executive toys? Not entirely
Rule out nothing after check
Prohibition some have tolerated
Confused vote delivering presidential power
Refuse permission
Literally, 'I forbid'
Reject vote for change
Cast vote to reject a proposal
Ban from competitive tobogganing
Medic facing old ban
Prohibition couched in negative tones
Some love tokens current during Prohibition
Forbid to check 22
Check duck in bar
Vote to relax prohibition
Refuse to allow a free vote
Forbid check on love
Preventative power
Blocking action
Formal no from 14-Across
Reject, presidentially
Quash, as a bill
Second and last switch in Poll's bar
Red light area of selective Toronto
Block vote?
Investigate old block
Ban means nothing to surgeon
Formal rejection
Official refusal
Governors rejection
Power move
President Trump last exercised his on October 15, 2019
Gubernatorial option
Reject, as legislation
Overriding power
Embargo, prohibit
___ Power
Refuse to pick up the bill?
Don't allow fraudulent vote!
Rejection of legislation
Ban covetousness? Not entirely
Imprint vividly
Set apart
Shrill scream
Open-air
Platform
Opponent loses heart following tense event in the Supreme Court?
Former Welsh politician avoids criticising fancy jewellery
Ex-soldiers old bar
Ban selection of executive toys
Turn over telly screening English opener Boycott
Volume increase at the end almost closed bar
Block silly vote
Ban day of celebration supported by electorate essentially
Nothing set up about European ban
Kill, as a bill
Official no
Presidents no
Presidents rejection
No power?
Official thumbs-down
Bill-killer
Refuse to foot the bill?
A blocking vote
Oval Office override
Oval Office override
Forbid check on leader of Opposition
Security Council nix
Stop setback for majority of poll?
Act of forbidding
Formally reject
Power to reject spoiled vote




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