Crossword Clues for PREZ

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U.S. leader Universal 16 Feb 2024
Company VIP LA Times Daily 21 Dec 2023
U.S. leader, slangily Commuter 12 Dec 2023
Chief exec LA Times Daily 12 Nov 2023
Big kahuna Newsday 30 Sep 2023
Oval Office VIP Universal 06 Feb 2023
Chief exec Universal 08 Sep 2022
Veep's boss USA Today 20 May 2022
Dubya or JFK Premier Sunday 09 Jan 2022
Veep's boss Premier Sunday 14 Nov 2021
Veep’s boss Wall Street Journal 04 Oct 2021
USA's leader Universal 30 Sep 2021
Chief exec Newsday 25 Aug 2021
Obama or Biden, informally Universal 08 Aug 2021
Head of a country, informally New York Times 19 May 2021
Head of state, informally USA Today 26 Mar 2021
Veep's boss USA Today 22 Feb 2021
Big boss, briefly Newsday 04 Feb 2021
Selina Meyer, in some seasons of 'Veep' USA Today 29 Jun 2020
Chief exec Eugene Sheffer 13 Jun 2020
Big cheese Newsday 01 May 2020
Veep's boss Thomas Joseph 29 Apr 2020
Chief exec, informally USA Today 13 Oct 2019
Veep's boss New York Times 11 Aug 2019
Top suit LA Times Daily 13 Jul 2019
Top suit The Washington Post 13 Jul 2019
Top exec Universal 03 Jun 2019
Chief exec Universal 23 Apr 2019
Veep's boss Wall Street Journal 06 Mar 2019
Commander in chief, informally Universal 23 Feb 2019
Top exec
Commander in chief, informally
Chief exec
Veep's boss
Top suit
W, once
Veep's boss
Chief exec, informally
Head honcho, in tabloids USA Today 05 Jul 2018
Head honcho, in tabloids
Chief exec LA Times Daily 29 May 2017
Chief exec The Washington Post 29 May 2017
Ike, in the '50s The Washington Post 05 May 2017
Ike, in the '50s LA Times Daily 05 May 2017
Abe or Ike The Washington Post 18 Feb 2017
Oval Office figure, familiarly Wall Street Journal 07 Feb 2017
Ike, in the '50s
Chief exec
Big boss Newsday 17 Apr 2016
Oval Office occupant, colloquially The Chronicle of Higher Education 08 Apr 2016
CIC, in tabloids USA Today 29 Mar 2016
Oval Office occupant, colloquially
"Hail to the Chief" guy USA Today 27 May 2015
Company VIP LA Times Daily 08 Mar 2015
Title sought by Hil, Jeb, et al.
Big boss, briefly
"Hail to the Chief" guy
Company VIP
Air Force One honcho
Big boss
Political cartoon subject, informally
Abe or Dick
Chief exec
Leader hidden in 5-, 9-, 11-, and 34-Down, informally
Chief exec
Oval Office honcho
W., once, and O now
W., once
Head honcho
Hip hop's Dead ___
Head honcho
Head honcho
Biz honcho
Big kahuna
W. or J.F.K.
122-Across, informally
Chief exec
Abe or Ike
W. or Bam
Ike, in the '50s
122-Across, informally
Top banana
Biz bigwig
Biz biggie
Informal D.C. title
One in charge, informally
White House resident, informally
Top man, in headlines
Veep's boss
Veep's boss
Barack Obama, familiarly
Chief exec
U.S. head, casually
Dubya, once
Firm honcho
Head honcho
Biz bigwig
Bossman or bosswoman
Veep's boss
Country runner, familiarly
Top 55 Down
Company boss, for short
Top suit
Ike, in the '50s
Head honcho, perhaps
Jack or Ike, once
Jack or Ike, once
Hil's hopeful title
Informal DC title
Dubya, Abe, or Cal
Big boss, informally
Big boss, informally
Oval Office figure, familiarly
W, for one
Dubya's title
Nickname of tenor saxophonist Lester Young
White House sobriquet
Informal title
Informal title
Head honcho, briefly
White House resident, informally
Informal leader
Big enchilada
Informal leader
Chief exec
Top banana
George W. or Bill, slangily
W.'s ours
Dubya, currently
Country runner
Country runner
White House dweller, informally
Hail to the Chief chief briefly
CIC, casually
Chief exec, in tabloids
"Hail to the Chief" chief
Clinton, slangily
Chief exec.
Honor in Honduras
The man
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