Crossword clues for ike
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- Store that sells Swedish meatballs
- R&B's Turner
- Prez of the 1950s
- President on a dollar coin, informally
- Operation Overlord overseer
- Nickname in 1950s politics
- Name on a 1952 campaign button
- Mamie's hubby
- Likable politician?
- Likable candidate of 1952
- Kyle's kid brother on "South Park"
- Famous golfer
- Devastating 2008 hurricane
- Costliest U.S. hurricane after Katrina and Sandy
- Commander of the ETO
- Comic actor Barinholtz
- Comedian Barinholtz
- Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"
- A musical Turner
- A Clanton at the O.K. Corral
- 34th U.S. president's nickname
- 1950s president, familiarly
- 1950s campaign button name
- "South Park" baby brother
- "Sisters" actor Barinholtz
- "MADtv" actor Barinholtz
- '50s presidential mon___r
- ___ & Tina Turner (former R&B duo)
- Word on a '50s button
- Whom Jack followed
- Washington byword
- U2 incident prez
- U.S. prez with Mamie
- Turner of entertainment
- Turner of soul
- Tina's partner, for a while
- Tina's partner
- Tina's former partner
- Tina's former
- Tina's 1960s-'70s music partner
- Tiger's father?
- The youngest Broflovski
- Texas-born prez
- Taylor of the Steelers
- See 11D
- Prez with the pooch Heidi
- Prez with a rhyming campaign slogan
- Prez on 1970s silver dollars
- Prez known for building interstates
- Prez Eisenhower
- Prez between Harry and Jack
- Prez #34
- Presidential alias
- President whose veep was Dick
- President married to Mamie
- President Eisenhower, familiarly
- President Eisenhower
- President between Harry and Jack
- Pres. Eisenhower, to friends
- Pres. before Jack
- Pres. after Harry
- POTUS of 1953-61, in headlines
- Popular nickname
- Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April
- Painter of Bobby Jones' portrait
- One of the Clanton brothers
- Omar's WWII colleague
- Object of 1950s liking
- O.K. Corral shooter Clanton
- Nixon was his veep
- Nickname of the 1950s US president Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Nickname of Dwight Eisenhower
- Nickname of a Chicago expressway, with The
- Nickname in a rhyming 1950s slogan
- Nickname for Dwight D
- Nickname for DDE
- Nickname for D.D.E
- Newsman Pappas
- New York Mets first baseman Davis
- NBA forward Diogu
- Name on 1950s campaign buttons
- Name mentioned often in "Patton"
- Name in the news
- Mid-century presidential nickname
- Mets first baseman Davis
- Member of the Clanton clan
- Marvel's CEO Perlmutter
- Marvel CEO Perlmutter
- Man of alibis
- Mamie's guy
- Mamie married him
- Likable politician of the 1950s
- Likable pol of the 1950s
- Likable candidate?
- Likable '50s prez
- Laurence, in "What's Love Got to Do With It"
- Late singer Turner
- Kyle's Canadian brother, on "South Park"
- Kyle's "South Park" brother
- Kings of Rhythm Turner
- Kings of Rhythm leader Turner
- Jack's White House predecessor
- Jack succeeded him
- Isaak, to friends
- Isaac, to his friends
- Isaac, informally
- Isaac, familiarly
- House Armed Services Committee chair Skelton
- Horse voiced by Robert Redford in "Charlotte's Web"
- He preceded Jack as president
- He preceded Jack
- He came between Harry and Jack
- He beat Adlai twice
- Half a candy duo
- Five-star nickname
- Fifties campaign name
- Fashion designer Behar
- Ex of Tina Turner
- ETO nickname
- Eisenhower or Turner
- Edsel-era prez
- E.T.O. V.I.P
- E.T.O. nickname
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Diogu of the Pacers
- Dick was his veep
- Destructive 2008 hurricane
- Denison denizen, informally
- DDE, to friends
- DDE nickname
- DDE for short
- Davis of the Pirates
- D.D.E.'s campaign handle
- D.D.E., informally
- D.D.E., familiarly
- D. D. E
- D-Day VIP
- D-Day nickname
- D-Day figure
- D-Day commander, popularly
- Common '50s headline nickname
- Comic Barinholtz on "The Mindy Project"
- Comic Barinholtz of "MadTV"
- Cold War-era prez
- Cold War president, familiarly
- Clanton who was an enemy of Wyatt Earp
- Clanton who survived the O.K. Corral
- Clanton of Tombstone
- Chief exec after Harry
- Canadian-born three-year-old on "South Park"
- Byword in Washington
- Boss of Omar and Hap
- Barinholtz of "Sisters"
- Baby brother on "South Park"
- Asimov, familiarly
- Asimov or Turner, familiarly
- Asimov or Newton to pals
- Alibi man
- After Harry
- Adopted brother of Kyle on "South Park"
- Adlai's defeater
- Adlai lost to him
- Actor/writer Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"
- Actor Barinholtz who stars in the upoming movie, "Blockers"
- Actor Barinholtz of the 2015 comedy "Sisters"
- Abilene nickname
- A Clanton at the OK Corral
- 34th President, familiarly
- 2008 Texas hurricane
- 2008 Category 4
- 1979 Robert Duvall miniseries
- 1979 miniseries with Robert Duvall in the title role
- 1979 miniseries starring Robert Duvall
- 1952 campaign nickname
- 1950s pol
- 1950s nickname in D.C
- 1950s headline nickname
- 1950s GOP nickname
- 1950s campaigner with Dick
- "Ukulele ___": Cliff Edwards
- "The Mindy Project" costar Barinholtz
- "South Park" kid whose head is drawn in two unconnected pieces
- "Runaway Bride" groom
- "Proud Mary" ___ & Tina Turner
- "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising" actor Barinholtz
- "LET'S BACK __" ('50s collectible button)
- "Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn" swordsman
- "___: Countdown to D-Day" (made-for-TV movie starring Tom Selleck)
- "___ 'Beats' Tina to Death" (December 13, 2007 New York Post headline)
- "__ and McCarthy" (2017 revelatory book)
- '50s slogan name
- '50s political slogan name
- '50s headline nickname
- '50s GOP leader
- '50s frequent headline nickname
- '50s chief exec
- ___ Skelton, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee
- ___ dollar (1970s coin, informally)
- ___ & Tina Turner (R&B duo)
- ___ & Tina Turner ("Proud Mary" singers)
- ___ & Tina Turner ("Proud Mary" duo)
- __ VICTORY (1956 headline)
- Tina's ex
- W.W. II hero
- Campaign name of '52
- 50's voters "liked" him
- Alibi___
- Whom "I Like"
- Running mate for Dick
- General-turned-politician
- Turner of tunes
- A Turner
- Presidential nickname after Harry
- Tina Turner's ex
- 50's appellation
- "Crusade in Europe" author, familiarly
- 34th prez first name
- Guitar-picking pioneer Everly
- 1952 and '56 campaign name
- One of the Clantons
- Old White House nickname
- 50's prez
- 1950's G.O.P. name
- Harry's successor
- Likable prez?
- White House nickname
- Mamie's man
- War-hero president
- Mike & ___ (candy brand)
- "I like ___"
- Singing partner of 71-Across
- Former White House moniker
- "South Park" brother with a disconnected head
- 1950's prez
- One of the Clanton boys
- Turner of records?
- 50's nickname
- "South Park" boy
- "South Park" sibling
- 1950's White House nickname
- "I Like ___" (old campaign slogan)
- Running mate with Dick
- ___ & Tina Turner Revue
- Kyle's baby brother on "South Park"
- Adlai's opponent in '52 and '56
- Dick was his running mate in '52 and '56
- Alibi ___ (Ring Lardner character)
- "They Like ___" (song from "Call Me Madam")
- Nickname once at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
- Clanton at the O.K. Corral
- Liked leader?
- 1950s prez
- See 10-Down
- Hurricane of 2008
- Mike's partner in candy
- See 62-Across
- Turner in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Interstate-championing prez
- Prez after Give 'em Hell Harry
- Memorable 2008 Gulf hurricane
- President before Jack
- 1950s campaign nickname
- '50s prez
- Dollar coin figure before Susan B. Anthony, familiarly
- Reverend ___, onetime radio evangelist
- Two-time opponent of 32-Across
- Five-star W.W. II hero, informally
- "I Like ___" ('50s political slogan)
- Eisenhower, informally
- '50s White House nickname
- Onetime White House nickname
- "I Like ___" ('50s campaign slogan)
- Name on a collectible campaign button
- "___ in '56" (old campaign button)
- Half of a rhyming candy duo
- Nickname on old political buttons
- "Likable" prez
- Mike and ___ (candy)
- '50s presidential nickname
- '50s politico
- Eisenhower, affectionately
- Politician with a like button?
- Half of a candy duo
- "___: The War Years" (1979 Robert Duvall miniseries)
- Ring Lardner's "Alibi ___"
- Old White House moniker
- "I Like ___" (1950s campaign button)
- "Alibi ___" (Ring Lardner story)
- '50s campaign nickname
- Adopted "South Park" sibling
- 1950s presidential nickname
- 1950s political nickname
- Mike's confectionery partner
- "I Like ___" (1950s campaign slogan)
- Retired Steeler Taylor
- As Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force he supervised the invasion of Normandy and the defeat of Nazi Germany
- 34th President of the United States (1890-1961)
- Voters liked him twice
- Jack's predecessor in the White House
- Tina Turner's partner
- President after Harry
- ___ & Tina Turner Revue
- See 12 Down
- "Alibi ___," 1935 film
- Ozark ___ of comics
- D.D.E., general-turned-politician
- He bested Adlai
- Berlin's "They Like ___"
- "Alias" of Cliff Edwards
- Candidate to like
- Forte of football fame
- Behar of men's fashion
- D-Day figure, familiarly
- 50's campaign name
- One of the Turners
- Man with an alibi
- Alibi guy
- Forte or Harris of football
- Ukulele ___ (Cliff Edwards)
- Newscaster Seamans
- He was Mamie's man
- Newscaster Pappas
- Mamie's mate
- One of the Snopes family
- D.D.E.'s nickname
- E.T.O. V.I.P.
- Pres. nickname
- Forte of the Redskins
- "Alibi ___" (Joe E. Brown movie)
- Colleague of Monty
- E.T.O. general
- Nickname for D.D.E.
- Mike's look-alike
- Omar's comrade-in-arms
- Nominee in '52
- Mike's partner, in comics
- Mike & ___ (candy brand)
- Eisenhower’s nickname
- Singing partner of 71-Acr
- Nickname once at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave
- President once popular, having removed extremists
- Singer Turner who was once married to Tina
- "South Park" kid with a two-part head
- White House name
- Eisenhower's nickname
- Mamie's husband
- Little brother on "South Park"
- 34th president's nickname
- Musician Turner
- Prez before Jack
- Prez after Harry
- Kyle's little brother on "South Park"
- Eisenhower nickname
- President Eisenhower's nickname
- Truman's successor, popularly
- Cold War prez
- "The Mindy Project" actor Barinholtz
- Part of Tina Turner's revue
- '50s political nickname
- '50s nickname
- ____ jacket
- Turner of music
- Rocker Turner
- Kyle's brother on "South Park"
- Former White House nickname
- DDE's nickname
- D-day commander's nickname
- WWII nickname
- Turner or Eisenhower
- Outlaw Clanton
- Likable candidate of the past
- Eisenhower, familiarly
- Dwight Eisenhower's nickname
- 2008 hurricane
- 1950s campaign name
- Thirty-fourth president's nickname
- Steelers cornerback Taylor
- Kyle's brother, on "South Park"
- Famous nickname
- Eisenhower, for one
- Dick's running mate
- Clanton gang leader
- Actor Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"
- '50s campaign name
- '50s campaign button name
- WWII hero
- Two-time defeater of Adlai
- Two-term prez
- Organist Stubblefield
- Nickname of the 34th president
- Major hurricane of 2008
- Likable prez of years ago
- Jack's preceder
- Isaac, for short
- ETO commander, familiarly
- Eisenhower, casually
- 1952 and 1956 campaign name
- "Suicide Squad" actor Barinholtz
- WWII decision-maker
- WWII commander
- Turner on a turntable
- Turner of "Proud Mary" fame
- Tina Turner ex
Wikipedia
Ike may refer to:
Ike is a 1979 television miniseries about the life of Dwight D. Eisenhower, with heavy concentration on the time he went to Europe during World War II to serve as Supreme Commander. The screenplay by Melville Shavelson was based on Kay Summersby's 1948 memoir Eisenhower Was My Boss and her 1975 autobiography, Past Forgetting: My Love Affair. Directed by Boris Sagal and Melville Shavelson, the production starred Robert Duvall as Eisenhower and Lee Remick as Kay Summersby. Film editors John Woodcock and Bill Lenny won an Eddie Award for their work and the series garnered five Emmy Award nominations.
Ike is a masculine given name and nickname, often for Isaac, Isaiah, or Dwight. It may refer to:
Usage examples of "ike".
One of them, sitting alone, was Ike Batchelor, a lush who had once been an advertising copy writer and who now got his drinking money peddling numbers tickets.
Ike bawled, raising his chest proudly lIke a bellows to make room for his close order voice.
He went on into the orderly room grinning and Old Ike bawled Atten HUT again, making it two words again, and the men still went on working.
A thing that had started almost a year ago, with Chief Bugler Houston, and led up through Dynamite Holmes and the boxing into The Treatment and Ike Galovitch and from there to the Stockade and Jack Malloy and the late Fatso Judson, and a lot of other things both before and after, to finally here, where, for this split minute that was the current point of time in the line of time which was not a line but an infinite series of points, four strangers held it all in their hands without even knowing it.
Ike, who ran a surf shop called Dada Kine out at Pleasure Point in south Santa Cruz.
THERE WERE FIVE OF THEM, and one, a cheery little red-faced man of about sixty, with toothpick-ends of waxed mustache, was Ike Mazzard, the magazine illustrator.
She saw, to her surprise and embarrassment, that Ike Mazzard was sketching her.
It was one of the three-quarter views, a non-smiling one, with the familiar no-capitals ike mazzard signature.
Joanna said, looking at an Ike Mazzard drawing of Bobbie tucked in the frame of the over-the-mantel picture.
With a finger to the page, she leaned toward the microphone propped against the framed Ike Mazzard drawing of her.
She told Ruthanne who he was, and asked her if she knew that Ike Mazzard lived in Stepford.
Duwicki, Frank Ferretti, Steven Margolies, Ike Mazzard, Frank Roddenberry, James J.
It was coincidence that Dale Coba had worked on robots at Disneyland, that Claude Axhelm thought he was Henry Higgins, that Ike Mazzard drew his flattering sketches.
Then the darkness heaved in again, and the figure was not Ike but this other mutilated being, and Ali was more afraid than ever.
Purty soon it was norated around that Ike was going to banter me for a rassel, and, shore enuff, he did.