Germany's first First Family: 1919–25 Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% EBERTS Germany's first First Family: 1919–25 (6)
95% SOVIET The first "S" of USSR (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Aug 23, 2026
95% ADAM First family patriarch (4) Universal Jul 19, 2026
84% WHOS "___ on First?" (4) USA Today Aug 22, 2026
84% WON Was first (3) LA Times Daily Jul 2, 2026
80% FOUR 2025's "The Fantastic ___: First Steps" (4) TV Aug 16, 2026
80% VEEP John Adams was the U.S.'s first (4) Universal Jul 6, 2026
77% ALSO First "A" in AKA (4)
77% UNIT Second, but not first (4) LA Times Daily Aug 27, 2026
77% ASK The first "A" of AMA (3)
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