Crossword clues for pol
pol
- Senator, shortly
- Senator, e.g
- Seasoned campaigner
- Race competitor
- Party rep
- Party planner, briefly?
- Party person, informally?
- Party person, briefly
- Party member, briefly
- One exchanging party favors?
- Office seeker: Abbr
- MP or MLA
- Mitt, e.g
- Martin or Harper
- House dealer?
- Frequent fund-raiser
- Expert at running
- Dem. or Rep
- D.C. sort
- Cambodian Pot
- Wheeler-dealer in the capital, familiarly
- Wheeler-dealer in D.C
- Washington officeholder, for short
- Washington insider, informally
- Warsaw's land: Abbr
- Warsaw locale (abbr.)
- Warsaw loc
- Ward leader
- Vote-seeker, casually
- Vote seeker, casually
- Veteran vote seeker
- Veep or prez
- Smoke-filled room habitue
- Senator or governor, for short
- Senator or congressman, for short
- S. Harper or M. Ignatieff
- Running expert, for short
- Running expert
- Professional campaigner, for short
- Pro runner
- Pro on the hustings
- Prez or veep, e.g
- Power seeker
- Pot that wasn't good
- Person with a base and a platform, for short
- Person who's running for reelection, for short
- Periodic runner
- Patronage provider
- Party worker: Abbr
- Part of N.Y.P.D
- Parliamentary fig
- PAC beneficiary
- One who runs for office, briefly
- One who is in
- One seeking votes
- One running for office, informally
- One in office, for short
- One in a "smoke-filled room," for short
- One backed by a PAC
- Office-seeker: Abbr
- Office seeker, slangily
- Office seeker, briefly
- Office pursuer
- Nov. candidate
- Noble lie teller, briefly
- Mayor or senator, for short
- Lobbyist's quarry
- Lobbyist's prey
- Legislative figure
- Kind of science: Abbr
- J. Layton or S. Harper
- Its national anthem is "Mazurek Dbrowskiego"
- Inside-the-Beltway fig
- Infamous dictator Pot
- Ilhan Omar or Kamala Harris, briefly
- Ice starter?
- Hustings figure
- Hill regular
- Hill biggie
- Hilary or Bernie, for short
- Governor, e.g., briefly
- Governor or mayor, for short
- Gov., e,g
- Gov. or sen
- GOP operative, e.g
- GOP candidate, e.g
- Ger.'s neighbor
- Genocidal Cambodian leader, ... Pot
- Five-term sen., say
- Election adviser, for short
- Elected official, for short
- Dion or Duceppe
- DC officeholder, for short
- D.C. vet
- D.C. regular
- D.C. persona
- D.C. negotiator
- D.C. lifer
- D.C. deal-maker
- Cracow's land: Abbr
- Congressperson or mayor, for short
- Cong. go-getter
- City Hall denizen
- Chretien or Martin, for short
- Chretien or Manning, e.g
- Certain seat seeker
- Capitol insider
- Capitol Hill mover
- Campaigner found in the fronts of words of the four long Across answers
- Campaign trail pro
- Campaign hustler, for short
- Campaign guru
- Campaign figure, informally
- Campaign figure
- Blue Dog, e.g
- Bill sponsor
- Ballot figure
- Back-room maneuverer (Abbr.)
- AOC or Mayor Pete
- Any party planner
- "Hannity & Colmes" guest
- "Face the Nation" guest, briefly
- "Face the Nation" guest
- ___ sci
- ``In'' guy
- Party person
- D.C. insider, for short
- Electioneerer, for short
- D.C. figure, for short
- Professional runner?
- Campaign pro
- Person in a race
- Machine part?
- Office seeker, for short
- Campaigner, for short
- Capitol figure, briefly
- Nov. runner
- Washington wheeler-dealer
- Seat seeker, briefly
- Person looking for a seat?
- Washington denizen
- Capitol Hill figure, briefly
- D.C. type
- Ward heeler, e.g
- Office seeker, informally
- One experienced with running
- Newt, once
- Neighbor of Ger.
- Smoke-filled room figure
- Party member, maybe
- В В Party person
- NATO member since 1999: Abbr.
- Vote solicitor
- Campaigner, in brief
- Quadrennial conventiongoer
- Washington type
- One in the legislative biz
- Vote seeker, for short
- Patronage purveyor, for short
- Washington pro
- Stumper?
- Party person?
- Party planner, for short?
- House party?
- Party person, for short
- "Meet the Press" guest, for short
- Inside-the-Beltway expert
- David Axelrod or Karl Rove, for short
- Glad-handing sort
- Many a "Meet the Press" guest, informally
- Many a candidate, briefly
- Typical "Meet the Press" guest, for short
- One running races for a living?
- Capitol Hill sort, for short
- "___ Joey" (Sinatra film)
- One on the trail, for short
- Patrol wagon
- Inside-the-Beltway sort
- Tammany man
- Country bordering the U.S.S.R.
- D.C. denizen
- Vet on the hustings
- Part of N.Y.P.D.
- Warsaw is its cap.
- Cambodia's Pot
- Baby kisser, maybe, in brief
- Race planner
- Precinct worker
- Little office seeker
- Party hack, for short
- Old campaigner
- Czech. neighbor
- Heeler
- Eur. country
- Eur. land
- Party pro
- ___ Pot, Cambodian leader
- Party worker: Abbr.
- ___ sci.
- Office seeker: Abbr.
- Gov. or sen.
- NATO member since 1999: Abbr
- Deal maker
- D.C. VIP
- Neighbor of Ger
- Capitol Hill VIP
- Ger. neighbor
- D.C. player?
- D.C. dealmaker
- Member of Cong
- Vote seeker, briefly
- Officeholder, for short
- Running pro?
- D.C. wheeler-dealer
- D.C. pro
- Party man, for short
- Party man, shortly
- Khmer Rouge leader Pot
- Debate participant
- Wheeler-dealer in D.C., e.g
- Rep. or Dem. worker
- D.C. go-getter
- D.C. dignitary
- W, e.g
- Inside-the-Beltway figure, for short
- Experienced office holder
- DC figure
- Balt. Sea country
- Where Lwów is: Abbr
- Washington player, briefly
- Washington figure
- Warsaw is its cap
- Sen. or Rep
- Rep. or Sen
- Race participant
- Public-office holder
- Party guy
- Hardened campaigner
- European country: Abbr
- Election contender, for short
- DC insider, for short
- D.C. deal maker
- D.C. big shot
- Career campaigner, for short
- Campaign vet
- Cambodian dictator Pot
- C-SPAN figure
- Beltway insider, for short
- Beltway insider
- Warsaw's home, briefly
- Typical" Face the Nation" guest
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1942, American English colloquial shortening of politician.
Wiktionary
n. A politician.
WordNet
n. a person active in party politics [syn: politician, politico, political leader]
Wikipedia
Pól is a masculine given name in the Irish language.
A pol (, pronounced as pole, ) in India is a housing cluster which comprises many families of a particular group, linked by caste, profession, or religion. Pols are typical of urban centres in Gujarat especially of Old Ahmedabad.
Pol (DNA ymerase) refers to a gene in retroviruses, or the protein produced by that gene.
Products of pol include:
Usage examples of "pol".
Aunt Pol, her splendid eyes ablaze and a fiery nimbus about her, strode through the hall.
The heavy door exploded inward, blasted into splinters, and Aunt Pol stood in the shattered doorway, her white lock ablaze and her eyes dreadful.
Cas and Pol were demigods from her vessel brought back to life after twenty-five hundred years, but their sadness in viewing the Agora, the ancient marketplace, was real.
Pol moved through the market, chewing baklava, licking fingers coated with honey.
Pol seemed much more convivial than Tia recalled him ever being, and completely happy with his brawn, and Chria had that relaxed look of a brawn with the perfect partner.
Pol laughed and made a few softie jokes while Alex and Chria tied up all the loose ends that needed to be dealt with.
Pol, and I had the honour of being present at the wedding--as a fiddler.
Hij schrok zo van de alarmerende onzekerheid van een houding op twee benen zonder steuntje, dat hij nauwelijks merkte dat zijn pols met twee vrij sterke handen werd vastgepakt en hij overeind werd geholpen.
Those who had taken Kenna as an obese caricature of a stupid, crooked pol over the years had generally not survived in the political arena long enough to correct their thinking.
His name was Nol Pol, and he had turned himself over to the Cambodian army only a week before.
Cambodian Nol Pol had been deftly brought into the discussion, and was treated by all of them as an equal.
Creasy picked up one of the submachine-guns and then asked Nol Pol a question in French.
Jens and Jennings stood by the door, watching as Nol Pol climbed into the driving seat of the lead jeep.
Both Nol Pol and Creasy were wearing the Trilux night sights strapped to their heads.
The soldier backed away about a metre, but his gun was still pointed at Nol Pol.