Crossword clues for amin
amin
- Oscar role for Whitaker
- Whitaker Oscar role
- Deposer of Obote
- Whitaker role in a 2006 film
- Whitaker role
- Ugandan baddie
- Uganda's president
- Uganda tyrant
- Last name in tyranny
- Kin of C maj
- Key with no sharps or flats: Abbr
- Idi with an evil history
- Idi ___ (Forest Whitaker role)
- Exiled African tyrant
- Deposed '70s despot
- Cole Porter's "I --- Love"
- Cole Porter tune, ''I ___ Love''
- 2006 role for Whitaker
- 1970s tyrant
- "The Last King of Scotland" tyrant
- "The Last King of Scotland" subject
- Whitaker's 2006 Oscar role
- Ugandan leader
- Uganda's Idi ___
- The "Butcher of Uganda"
- Relative of a C maj
- Recent Oscar role
- Onetime Ugandan leader
- Obote's 1971 ouster
- Obote overthrower
- Mobutu's across-the-border counterpart of the 1970s
- Key related to C maj
- Key of Grieg's only piano concerto: Abbr
- Infamous Ugandan despot
- Infamous African leader
- Idi of infamy
- Idi ___ (Oscar role for Forest Whitaker in "The Last King of Scotland")
- Idi ___ (dictator who once ran Uganda)
- Former Ugandan tyrant
- Former Ugandan dictator
- Former Ugandan despot
- Former Kampala kingpin
- Former dictator Idi
- Former African despot
- Forest Whitaker's Oscar role
- Exiled ruler of 1979
- Exiled Idi
- Exiled African president
- Erstwhile African dictator
- Dictator played by Whitaker
- Dictator exiled to Saudi Arabia
- Dictator deposed in 1979
- Despot of the '70s
- Despot exiled in 1979
- Deposed Ugandan despot
- Deposed dictator
- Cole Porter tune, "I --- Love"
- C. Porter's "I ___ Love"
- Bygone Ugandan dictator
- Belle & Sebastian's "The State I ___"
- African wild man
- African dictator
- 2006 role for Forest Whitaker
- 2006 Forest Whitaker role
- "The Last King of Scotland" role
- "The Last King of Scotland" lead role
- "I ___ no mood to argue!"
- "I __ no mood to argue"
- '70s Ugandan leader
- '70s head of the Organization of African Unity
- '70s African leader
- Ugandan exile
- The Wild Man of Africa
- Obote's successor
- Ousted Ugandan
- Ugandan dictator
- Ugandan tyrant Idi ___
- Afghan leader before the Soviet invasion
- Dictator Idi
- Obote's deposer
- Obote's overthrower
- African despot
- Notorious Idi
- Exiled tyrant
- 1980's Lebanese president ___ Gemayel
- Despot Idi ___
- Exiled African leader
- Bygone dictator
- See 48-Down
- Whitaker's Oscar-winning role
- Exiled Ugandan Idi ___
- Role for which Whitaker won Best Actor of 2006
- 1979 exile to Saudi Arabia
- Whitaker played him in a 2006 film
- Cruel Ugandan
- Leader exiled in 1979
- Brute of the 1970s
- See 69-Across
- Forest Whitaker's Oscar-winning role
- Bygone Ugandan tyrant
- See 6-Down
- Last name in despotism
- "Wait ___!" ("Hold on there!")
- Writer Saikal
- Porter's "I ___ Love"
- Deposed Ugandan ruler
- Lebanon's ___ Gemayel
- Ugandan refugee
- Infamous Idi
- Gemayel of Lebanon
- Despot of old
- Idi _____
- Ex-tyrant
- ___ Gemayel, President of Lebanon
- Cole Porter's "I ___ Love"
- Deposed tyrant
- Former African leader
- Former Ugandan leader
- Former Ugandan strong man
- ___ Gemayel, Lebanese President
- Entebbe is his capital
- African ex-dictator
- "Arabian Nights" character
- Godfrey Cambridge TV role
- Refugee from Uganda
- V.I.P. at Entebbe
- Idi of Uganda
- President Gemayel of Lebanon
- ___ Gemayel, former Lebanese president
- Subject of "State of Blood"
- Political name in Uganda
- President Idi of Uganda
- Ugandan outcast
- Exiled despot
- Old African butcher scraping trimmings from plate
- Chemical prefix
- Exile of 1979
- Ugandan despot
- Infamous Ugandan tyrant
- Deposed despot
- Oscar-winning Whitaker role
Wikipedia
Amin is a male given name.
Amin may also refer to:
- Amin, Iran, a village in Sarayan County, South Khorasan Province
- "Amin" (song), a song by Anna Vissi
- Amin, an arbitrator who assessed and collected revenue in the Parganas
- " Amin amin ya Rabaljalil", the anthem for Perlis, a state in Malaysia
- AMIN, short name for Anak Mindanao, a political party in the Philippines
- AMIN Worldwide, an alliance of independently owned advertising agencies
Amin (in Arabic أمين) is a male Arabic, Persian and Indian given name that means "faithful, trustworthy". Alternatives include Amine, Ameen and Amien.
The Islamic prophet Muhammad, was called al-Amin in his youth
The female equivalent of Amin is Amina, Aminah or Ameena.
"Amin" ( Greek: Αμήν; ) is a rare single released by Greek pop singer Anna Vissi in 1995. The single featured "Amin" which later appeared on the repackaged edition of her popular album Re!, as well as the track "Eleni", which Anna Vissi dedicated to her fan Eleni Karkanta. Music and lyrics for both tracks are by Nikos Karvelas.
Amin ( Manchu: ; , 1585- Dec. 28, 1640) was a Manchu noble and an important military and political leader in the early years of the Qing dynasty.
Usage examples of "amin".
When Amin came up off the full double hit, being with Alani was just going to piss him off.
Field Marshal Professor President Doctor Idi Amin Dadaist, spreading his legs.
There Abu Nuwas afterwards became celebrated as one of the chief bards at the court of the Khalif, and his most famous Kasida is that which he composed in praise of Amin, the son of Harun-ar-Rashid.
The Lebanese government of President Amin Gemayel splinters after Shiite Muslims and Druse in West Beirut launch a revolt against the Lebanese army.
Now Lieutenant General Jaafar Ali Amin looked up from the long list of monthly intelligence expenses, amazement wrinkling his face and blanching a long white scar that ran down his left cheek.
Twenty minutes later, as the fingers drummed on a table surrounded by sheepish men and one man furious to the limits of his tether, General All Amin returned with a fat file folder in his hands and a confident smile on his face.
Jaurin was surprised to see General Ali Amin return to the waiting room, anxious and flustered.
General Ali Amin stood slightly more erect, trying in some way to cadge some of the glory of the fallen dead.
It was only after Remo had vanished into the crowd that General All Amin realized he soon would have a matching pair of scars.
A national period of mourning has been proclaimed by Lieutenant General Jaafar Ali Amin, who has assumed leadership of the government.
Ali Amin has blamed the Zionist imperialist American-financed swine for the murder of Colonel Baraka.
While Remo was explaining to General Ali Amin what he was going to do, a message was left for him at his hotel room.
All Amin has just concluded his address to the Lobynian people from the balcony of the palace.
They gathered in the throne room in their finest dress uniforms, the 78 senior officers whom Amin Rashid XIV, absolute monarch of Alpha Bednari IV, had chosen to carry his colors into holy battle against the infidels of the Plantagenet system.
A few minutes later Arab Chagalla raised the flagship on his communicator, and asked to speak to Amin Rashid.