Crossword clues for nast
nast
- Publisher Condé __
- Noted cartoonist
- Magazine publisher Conde
- Early political cartoonist
- Early depictor of today's Santa Claus
- Democratic donkey creator Thomas ___
- Creator of the GOP elephant
- Condé ___ (magazine company)
- "Boss Tweed" caricaturist Thomas
- Who originated the modern image of Santa Claus
- Vogue and Glamour publisher
- US cartoonist
- Tweed's tweaker
- Tweed tweaker
- Tweed critic
- Tweed caricaturist
- Tweed antagonist
- Thorn in Boss Tweed's side
- Thomas who was the "father of the American cartoon"
- Thomas who twitted Tweed
- Thomas who skewered Boss Tweed
- Thomas who drew the Tammany Tiger
- Thomas ___ Award (cartoonist prize)
- Tammany's nemesis
- Tammany Tiger "toonsmith" Thomas
- Tammany Hall cartoonist Thomas
- Tammany Hall cartoonist
- Santa sketcher Thomas
- Republican elephant's creator
- Republican elephant originator
- Publisher who transformed Vogue
- Pro-Lincoln political cartoonist Thomas
- Pro-Lincoln cartoonist
- Political-animal cartoonist
- Political mascot creator
- Political cartoonist who drew Boss Tweed
- Political cartoonist called "our best recruiting sergeant" by Lincoln
- Political cartoon pioneer Thomas
- Political caricaturist Thomas
- Pioneering cartoonist
- Party animal artist
- Originator of the Tammany Tiger
- Originator of political elephant and donkey
- Originator of political animals
- One of the Tweed drawers
- Noted illustrator of party animals
- Noted caricaturist
- Media magnate Conde ___
- Magazine publisher Condé ---
- Magazine publisher Condé
- Mag publisher Condé
- Influential Harper's Weekly cartoonist
- He tweaked Boss Tweed
- He skewered Tweed
- He created a pair of party animals
- He captured Boss Tweed
- Harper's Weekly satirist
- Harper's Weekly cartoonist
- G.O.P. elephant creator Thomas
- Former ''Vogue'' publisher
- First drawer of the Democratic donkey
- Famous Civil War cartoonist
- Famed political cartoonist
- Early illustrator of Uncle Sam
- Early cartoonist Thomas
- Drawer of the Tammany Tiger
- Donkey drawer
- Designer of the Republican elephant
- Democratic donkey popularizer Thomas
- Democratic donkey originator
- Democratic donkey drawer
- Democratic donkey cartoonist
- Democrat's donkey designer
- Creator of the Tammany tiger
- Creator of the republican elephant
- Creator of party animals
- Condé who once owned House & Garden
- Condé chaser?
- Condé __: Vogue publisher
- Condé __: Vanity Fair publisher
- Condé ___ Building (Times Square skyscraper)
- Condé ___ (publisher)
- Condé ___ (GQ publisher)
- Cartoonist who skewered Tammany Hall
- Cartoonist who popularized Uncle Sam
- Cartoonist who popularized the donkey and elephant symbols
- Cartoonist who lampooned Boss Tweed
- Cartoonist who first drew Santa Claus
- Cartoonist who caricatured Boss Tweed
- Cartoonist who beset Tammany Hall
- Cartoonist of the Boss Tweed era
- Cartoonist Lincoln called "our best recruiting sergeant"
- Cartoon award eponym
- Boss Tweed's artful critic
- Boss Tweed tweaker
- Boss Tweed taunter
- Boss Tweed mocker
- Boss Tweed cartoonist
- Boss Tweed basher
- Artist once called "The President Maker"
- Allure publisher Conde ___
- 19th-century political cartoonist
- 19th-century Harper's Weekly cartoonist
- 19th century political cartoonist Thomas
- "Santa Claus and His Works" artist, 1866
- "Harper's Weekly" cartoonist
- "CondȠ___ Traveler"
- "Condé ___ Traveler"
- "Condé __ Traveler"
- Cartoonist Thomas who attacked Boss Tweed
- Frank Leslie illustrator
- Boss Tweed lampooner
- Tweed's thorn
- Santa drawer
- "Harper's Weekly" cartoonist Thomas
- Political cartoonist Thomas
- Harper's Weekly cartoonist Thomas
- Classic political cartoonist
- Caricaturist Thomas
- Democratic donkey designer Thomas
- Magazine publisher CondГ© ___
- Boss Tweed's nemesis
- G.O.P. elephant's creator
- Harper's Weekly caricaturist
- Donkey drawer Thomas
- Tammany tiger's creator
- Boss Tweed skewerer
- Tammany skewerer
- Harper's Weekly artist
- CondГ© ___ (publisher)
- Illustrator Thomas who created the Tammany Tiger
- Boss Tweed caricaturist
- Creator of the G.O.P. elephant
- Illustrator who lampooned Tweed
- Big name in magazine publishing
- Santa's drawer
- Tweed twitter Thomas
- Tweed nemesis
- Creator of the Tammany Hall tiger
- He bought Vogue in 1909
- Thomas with a pointed pen
- Creator of 1867's "Grand Caricaturama"
- Cartoonist who took on Boss Tweed
- Cartoonist who created the Tammany Hall tiger
- G.O.P. elephant originator
- CondГ© ___ (magazine publisher)
- Noted elephant designer
- Old Harper's Weekly cartoonist
- Thomas who lampooned Boss Tweed
- CondГ© ___
- Tammany tiger creator
- CondГ© ___ (magazine company)
- Thomas with a sharp pen
- Reconstruction-era cartoonist
- Boss Tweed nemesis
- Father of the American Cartoon
- Earliest-born member of the Cartoon Hall of Fame
- American political cartoonist (1840-1902)
- Tweed's nemesis
- U.S. cartoonist: 1840–1902
- Cartoonist who invented Santa's colorful costume
- Thomas or Condé
- Memorable caricaturist: 1840-1902
- Tweed's twitter
- Republican elephant creator
- Creator of the Democrats' donkey
- Thomas, the cartoonist
- Memorable political cartoonist
- G.O.P. symbol creator
- Tweed Ring's artistic foe
- Glamour founder
- Tweed Ring lampooner
- Condé, the publisher
- He created the Tammany tiger
- Tweed foe
- Cartoonist who created the Democrats' donkey
- First to draw Santa as he looks today
- Creator of the Democratic donkey
- American cartoonist Thomas
- U.S. illustrator
- Condé or Thomas
- Tammany antagonist
- Tweed Ring's nemesis
- Famed cartoonist: 1840–1902
- Tweed's caricaturist
- First to draw the Democrats' mule
- Famed caricaturist
- Publisher Condé ___
- Tammany Hall lampooner
- Tammany foe
- Cartoonist deemed nasty by Tweed
- Tammany Hall detractor
- Bavarian-born caricaturist
- Magazine publisher Condé ___
- U. S. cartoonist
- Condé ___ Traveler (award-winning magazine)
- Political cartoonist, Thomas
- Democratic donkey designer
- Condé __ Publications
- Condé __
- U.S. caricaturist
- Thomas who lampooned Tweed
- Tammany Hall caricaturist
- Boss Tweed's lampooner
- "Father of the American Cartoon"
- Tweed lampooner
- Thomas who drew Santa Claus and the Tammany Hall Tiger
- Tammany Hall Tiger artist
- Nemesis of Boss Tweed
- GOP elephant creator
- Condé ___ (magazine publisher)
- Cartoonist who lampooned Tweed
- 19th-century cartoonist
- Tweaker of Tweed
- Thomas who twitted Boss Tweed
- Thomas who skewered Tweed
- Santa Claus artist
Wikipedia
NAST may refer to:
- National Association of State Treasurers ( United States)
- National Agency for Science and Technology
- National Association of Schools of Theatre
- Navigation/Attack Systems Trainer
- Nuclear Accident Support Team
- Nepal Academy of Science and Technology
Usage examples of "nast".
I am somehow aligned with Gabriel Sandford or the Nast Cabal, let me assure you that I would not debase my reputation with such an association.
Here this stuff was finally getting easier for me and Kristof Nast wanted to spoil it all.
I am in no way associated with the Nast Cabal, nor do I work for any Cabal.
Our most pressing concern, however, is preventing the Nast Cabal from learning of your good news.
I could still tell Savannah about Nast vanished when we walked into the living room.
Leah and Friesen shared in our meal, Nast looked at the pizza as if expecting the mushrooms to start crawling.
Now, though, as I neared the living room, I had to ask myself what Nast wanted.
I pushed open the living room door, Nast was inside, laughing as Sandford relayed an anecdote about a shaman.
Sandford passed around glasses of claret, Nast settled back in his chair.
Now Shaw was dead, Nast was standing around outside, and Sandford was searching, with great reluctance, for Savannah.
Had they fled when they realized Nast suspected their motives in killing the boy?
It was snowing heavily in Fargo on the day Assistant Attorney General Thom Nast had his second interview with Madame Chang-Sturdevant, President of the Confederation Council.
Chief Long gave Nast a long and thoughtful look before announcing that he too knew lance corporals Joe Dean and Rachman Claypoole.
Long had concluded that if Nast thought these men were good enough to make his plan work, then he would support it.
Another officer covered Nast while the first holstered his pistol, kneeled on his legs and snapped on the cuffs.