Crossword clues for sen
sen
- Kerry or Snowe: Abbr
- JFK, once
- JFK or RFK
- JFK in '57
- House mate?: Abbr
- Hill worker: Abbr
- Hill VIP
- Electee with a six-yr. term
- DC legislator with a six-year term: Abbr
- D.C. honorific
- Cotton from Ark., e.g
- Congress VIP
- Cong. title
- Confirmation VIP
- Clinton, e.g., briefly
- China's Sun Yat-__
- Certain pol
- Capitol man: Abbr
- Capitol Hill pol
- Boxer's title (abbr.)
- Boxer, for one: Abbr
- Bit of Japanese currency
- Bigwig in D.C
- Abbr. for Harry Reid
- "D-OH" person, e.g
- Yen division
- Wyden of Ore., for one
- Worker in a chamber: Abbr
- Whitehouse title: Abbr
- When repeated, a former breath freshener
- Westernmost country in continental Afr
- Washington wkr
- Wash. VIP
- Warren or Paul: Abbr
- Warner or Warren, currently: Abbr
- VIP in Wash., D.C
- VIP in DC
- V.I.P. on the Hill
- Upper house member, briefly
- Upper House member (Abbr.)
- Upper Chamber mbr
- Unit of Asian currency
- U.S. treaty ratifier
- Truman, before he was V.P
- Title newly held by Kamala Harris: Abbr
- Title in D.C
- Title held by Tammy Duckworth since January: Abbr
- Title held by Tammy Baldwin: Abbr
- Title held by Sanders and Clinton: Abbr
- Title held by Obama before "President": Abbr
- Title held by Bernie Sanders: Abbr
- Title for Obama from 2005 to 2008: Abbr
- Title for many a W.H. aspirant
- Title for Harry Reid or Mitch McConnell: Abbr
- Title for Doug Jones of Ala
- Title for Alexander or Paul: Abbr
- The Upper House, briefly
- Tester's title: Abbr
- Tester or Boxer: Abbr
- Ten rin
- Tammy Baldwin's title: Abbr
- Symington's new title: Abbr
- Supreme Court confirmation process fig
- Sununu or Akaka, e.g.: Abbr
- Stepping stone to pres., sometimes
- State rep
- Six-yr. V.I.P
- Six-year VIP
- Seat holder: Abbr
- Scott Brown, e.g
- Schumer's title: Abbr
- Sanders, e.g.: Abbr
- Sanders or Cruz: Abbr
- Rubio's title: Abbr
- Robert Byrd, for 50 years: Abbr
- Riel fraction
- RFK, for three-plus yrs
- Reid or Frist (abbr.)
- Rand Paul, e.g., for short
- R.I.'s Sheldon Whitehouse, e.g
- Pryor of Arkansas, e.g. (abbr.)
- President pro tempore, for one: Abbr
- Pres. hopeful, often
- Preceder of Bernie Sanders: Abbr
- Politician with a six-year term: Abbr
- Political title for Chuck Schumer: Abbr
- Pol with a six-yr. post
- Pol with a 6-year term
- Pol whose term lasts six yrs
- Player for Ottawa'sNHL team
- Place for E.M.K
- Paul Wellstone was one: abbr
- Paul from Ky. or Warren from Mass
- Ottawa NHL-er
- Orrin Hatch, for one (abbr.)
- Orrin Hatch or Marco Rubio, for example: Abbr
- One with a six-year term: Abbr
- One with a 72-mo. term
- One who might want to see the bill: Abbr
- One who confirms SCOTUS members
- One percent of a D.C. group--or the group itself
- One out of a hundred: abbr
- One on Constitution Ave
- One of two politicians elected to Washington from each state: Abbr
- One of a state's two, for short
- One of a hundred, for short
- One of a Capitol Hill 100: Abbr
- One of 100 politicians in the Capitol: Abbr
- One of 100 members of Cong
- One of 100 in the U.S. govt
- One of 100 in the U.S
- One of 100 in the Capitol Bldg
- One hundredth of a Yen
- Olympia Snowe, for one: abbr
- Obama, before he was pres
- Obama or Clinton: abbr
- Obama or Clinton, previously: Abbr
- Obama (D-IL), e.g
- Nippon cent
- New title for Stuart Symington: Abbr
- New title for Elizabeth Warren or Tammy Baldwin: Abbr
- Mr. Smith who went to Wash., e.g
- Mr. Kuchel's new title: Abbr
- Moynihan e.g. for short
- Money in Tokyo
- Monetary unit of Indonesia
- Mitch McConnell, e.g
- Mikulski or Murkowski: Abbr
- Mike Mansfield's new title: Abbr
- Member of one of the two houses of Congress: Abbr
- Member of Canada's Upper House (Abbr.)
- Member of a D.C. 100
- McConnell or McCain: Abbr
- McCain, e.g.: Abbr
- McCain or McCaskill: Abbr
- McCain is one: Abbr
- Markey or Warren (abbr.)
- Marco Rubio's title: Abbr
- Marco Rubio, e.g.: Abbr
- Many a presidential hopeful: Abbr
- Many a pres. candidate
- Man in Wash
- M. LeBreton and C.Callbeck
- M. Kirby or F. MacDonald
- Legislator in D.C
- Leg. house member
- LBJ, circa 1955
- Klobuchar, Warren or Sanders: Abbr
- Kerry or Edwards, e.g.: Abbr
- Kennedy, Lincoln, or Clinton: abbr
- Kamala Harris' title (Abbr.)
- Kamala Harris, e.g.: Abbr
- Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren, e.g.: Abbr
- Justice approver: Abbr
- Joni Ernst, e.g.: Abbr
- John McCain's title since 1987: Abbr
- John McCain or Elizabeth Warren, for example: Abbr
- John McCain is one, briefly
- Jim Inhofe, e.g
- JFK, circa '58
- JFK once, but not FDR
- Japanese monetary subunit
- J.F.K., before becoming pres
- House VIP
- Hillary Clinton, e.g. (Abbr.)
- Hillary Clinton was one (abbr.)
- Hill worker, for short
- Hill fig
- Hill dweller for short
- Hill bigwig: Abbr
- High-level race winner: Abbr
- Harry Reid, e.g
- Harry Reid or John McCain, for example: Abbr
- Half of a breath mint
- Half a breath mint?
- H. Clinton, once
- Ginza change
- Former title for four of the last seven VPs
- Former title for Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton: Abbr
- Former title for 16 POTUSes
- Former Pres. Obama, once
- Former monetary unit in Japan
- Former Japanese money
- Flake or Duckworth: Abbr
- Federal officeholder with a six-year term: Abbr
- Fed. lawmaker
- Ensign's title: Abbr
- EMK e.g
- E.M.K., e.g
- Dole, e.g.: Abbr
- Division of the Brunei dollar
- Dianne Feinstein, for one: Abbr
- DC upper-house member: Abbr
- DC title
- DC employee
- Dallas or Houston, once: Abbr
- D.C. personage
- D.C. office occupant
- D.C. employee, briefly
- D.C. employee
- D.C. debater
- D.C. bigshot
- D.C. abbr
- D. Heatley or M. Fisher
- Cruz or Sanders, briefly
- Counterpart of Rep
- Cotton, starting in 2015: Abbr
- Cory Booker's title: Abbr
- Cory Booker, for one: Abbr
- Cory Booker or Cory Gardner: Abbr
- Corker, e.g.: Abbr
- Congressional addr
- Congress member, shortly
- Congress member (Abbr.)
- Congress addr
- Cong. bigwig
- Coin in Japan
- Coin for Sato
- Clinton, like 99 others (Abbr.)
- Clinton, from NY
- Clinton or McCain: Abbr
- Clinton or Kennedy: Abbr
- Clinton or Kennedy, briefly
- Clinton of N.Y., e.g
- Clinton of N.Y
- Chuck Schumer's title: Abbr
- Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-___
- Change for yen
- Chamber worker: Abbr
- Certain house mem
- Certain elected official (abbr.)
- Capitol person?
- Capitol org
- Capitol Bldg. bigwig
- Cambodia coin
- C-SPAN fig
- Byrd or Hatch, briefly
- Bumpers or Hatch: abbr
- Boxer's title" Abbr
- Boxer from Calif., e.g
- Boxer from CA, e.g
- Booker's title: Abbr
- Booker, in brief
- Booker, for one: Abbr
- Booker, e.g.: Abbr
- Booker, briefly
- Booker or Tester: Abbr
- Bit of a yen?
- Bill passer: Abbr
- Bill offerer: Abbr
- Bigwig on the Hill: Abbr
- Bernie Sanders' title: Abbr
- Bernie Sanders, for one: Abbr
- Bernie Sanders, for ex
- Bernie Sanders, currently: Abbr
- Bayh or Tunney: Abbr
- Barbara Boxer, for one: Abbr
- Barbara Boxer or Cory Booker, for example: Abbr
- Arlen Specter, briefly
- Ark.'s Mark Pryor, e.g
- Any one of the Gang of 8: Abbr
- Amb. approver
- Al Franken, e.g.: Abbr
- Aaron Burr was one: Abbr
- 6-yr. term holder
- 1%-er in D.C.?: Abbr
- 1/100 yen, once
- 1/100 yen
- 1/100 of a Cambodian riel
- "Meet the Press" guest, perh
- "House of Cards" fig
- ___. Symington
- D.C. bigwig
- D.C. lawmaker
- E.M.K. is one
- Boxer's title: Abbr.
- Place for E.M.K.
- D.C. legislator, for short
- Political abbr.
- Hill V.I.P.: Abbr.
- Hatch, e.g.: Abbr.
- Rep.'s counterpart
- Member of Cong.
- Boxer's title, briefly
- Leg. title
- D.C. dignitary
- One in it for the long term?: Abbr.
- D.C. V.I.P.
- Thurmond, e.g.: Abbr.
- D.C. toiler
- Indonesian money
- D'Amato or Dodd: Abbr.
- Capitol Hill V.I.P.: Abbr.
- D.C. body
- Impeachment trier: Abbr.
- Hill person: Abbr.
- Bit of Indonesian money
- Cambodian coin
- Gramm or Graham: Abbr.
- Hil on the Hill: Abbr.
- One in 100: Abbr.
- One in a hundred: Abbr.
- Clinton, for one: Abbr.
- D.C. group
- One of 100 in D.C.: Abbr
- Part of a yen
- One with an office on Constitution Ave.
- Clinton, e.g.: Abbr.
- Burns or Allen: Abbr.
- Committee member, maybe: Abbr.
- Chamber worker?: Abbr.
- Person in a chamber: Abbr.
- Snowe or Breaux: Abbr.
- With 72-Across, former Va. official
- V.I.P. in D.C.
- China's Sun Yat-___
- В В D.C. bigwig
- Upper house member: Abbr.
- D.C. pol
- D.C. bigwig
- One of 100: Abbr.
- Clinton or Dole: Abbr.
- Upper body: Abbr.
- Six-yr. term holder
- Bill offerer: Abbr.
- Legis. title
- Bill passer: Abbr.
- Capitol V.I.P.: Abbr.
- One of 100 on Capitol Hill: Abbr.
- "D-OH" person, e.g.
- One with a six-yr. term
- Steppingstone to pres., maybe
- It has floor leaders: Abbr.
- Capitol Hill abbr.
- Upper chamber member: Abbr.
- One with a six-yr. position
- Committee worker, maybe: Abbr.
- Bayh or Biden: Abbr.
- Something D.C. does not have
- John McCain, e.g.: Abbr.
- One of a D.C. 100
- Hatch or Byrd: Abbr.
- One of 100 on the Hill: Abbr.
- Longtime columnist for The Nation
- Clinton or Obama: Abbr.
- Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr.
- Capitol Hill worker: Abbr.
- When doubled, a breath freshener
- U.S. legislator with a six-yr. term
- One with a 6-yr. term
- Pres. Obama, once
- Member of the upper house: Abbr.
- Obama, Biden or McCain (but not Palin), in 2008: Abbr.
- Person going into a house?: Abbr.
- McCain or McConnell: Abbr.
- Statehouse worker: Abbr.
- See 65-Down: Abbr.
- When repeated, a breath freshener
- Sessions in D.C., say
- Either of two cousin Udalls: Abbr.
- One in an upper chamber: Abbr.
- Nixon, e.g., for two yrs.
- Paul, for one: Abbr.
- V.I.P. on the Hill: Abbr.
- D.C. mover and shaker: Abbr.
- Schumer or Shaheen: Abbr.
- Rand Paul or Marco Rubio: Abbr.
- 2005-08 position held by Barack Obama: Abbr.
- Jack Reed or Harry Reid: Abbr.
- Cloture voter: Abbr.
- Sessions, e.g.: Abbr.
- Joe Biden, for 36 yrs.
- Sanders, for one: Abbr.
- Title for Palpatine or Amidala in "Star Wars": Abbr.
- A fractional monetary unit of Japan and Indonesia and Cambodia
- Equal to one hundredth of a yen or rupiah or riel
- Indonesian coin
- Ginza legal tender
- Ginza coin
- Wash. V.I.P.
- D'Amato from N.Y., e.g.
- E.M.K., e.g.
- A.L. player of yore
- Kyoto coin
- L.B.J. in the 50's
- Japanese coin of yore
- Indonesian cent
- Riel part
- Short for Long: 1931-35
- Coin of Malaysia
- D.C. fig.
- V.P.'s domain
- Sun Yat-___ of China
- Former Kobe coin
- Rep.'s colleague
- Cap. Hill figure
- What LBJ became in 1948
- Part of a riel
- Yen ÷ 100
- H.H.H. was one
- Former Japanese coin
- Hill worker: Abbr.
- Hatfield or Coats, e.g.: Abbr.
- Asian coin
- Six-yr. V.I.P.
- Southeast Asian coin
- J.F.K., once
- Cong. member
- D.C. resident
- Washington V.I.P.
- Japanese currency unit
- Capitol V.I.P.: Abbr
- Japanese money of account
- D.C. figure, briefly
- H.S.T. became one in 1934
- One in a hundred, in D.C.
- Beltway fig.
- Kobe coin
- Oriental coin
- Coin of Japan
- Small Japanese coin
- Brooke was one: Abbr.
- Kennedy is one: Abbr.
- Title in D.C.
- Jr.'s elder
- Brooke of Mass. was one
- V.I.P. on the Hill: Abbr
- Byrd or Eagleton: Abbr.
- J.F.K.: 1953–60
- Far East coin
- Wash. bigwig
- Moynihan or D'Amato from N.Y.
- Important seat occupant: Abbr.
- Capitol org.
- Coin of Cambodia
- Malaysian money unit
- Pitcher Walter Johnson, e.g.: Abbr.
- Man in Wash.
- Item to spend in Phnom Penh
- Tokyo money
- Javits or Glenn: Abbr.
- Legislator: Abbr.
- Counterpart of a Rep.
- Bayh or Javits: Abbr.
- Wash. lawmaker
- A mem. of Congress
- J.F.K.: 1953-61
- Wash. luminary
- Malaysian currency unit
- Committee worker, maybe: Abbr
- Committee member, maybe: Abbr
- Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr
- One with an office on Constitution Ave
- One of 100 on the Hill: Abbr
- One in it for the long term?: Abbr
- Not very old England manager making money abroad
- D.C. VIP
- Foreign currency
- Capitol Hill VIP (Abbr.)
- D.C. insider
- Cambodian money
- D.C. V.I.P
- Capitol Bldg. worker
- DC VIP
- Yen fraction
- D.C. title
- Capitol VIP
- Sun Yat- ---
- Capitol Bldg. VIP
- Capitol Bldg. figure
- Member of Congress who's not in the House: Abbr
- Japanese monetary unit
- Money in Japan
- Brunei coin
- Monetary unit of Japan
- Fractional monetary unit of Japan
- VIP on the Hill: abbr
- Capitol Hill figure: abbr
- Capitol Hill figure (Abbr.)
- Angioplasty implant
- Washington VIP
- VIP in D.C
- One of a state's two, briefly
- One of 100: Abbr
- Legislator: abbr
- Capitol Hill politician: Abbr
- Capitol fig
- 1/100 of a yen
- 1 of 100 in D.C
- Yen part
- Rep's counterpart
- Rep. counterpart
- Political abbr
- Pol with a six-yr. term
- JFK, in the '50s
- 100th of a yen
- Washington V.I.P
- Tokyo coin
- Title for McCain (Abbr.)
- Six-yr.-term holder
- One serving a six-yr. term
- One of 100 members of Congress: Abbr
- One in 100: Abbr
- Mem. of Congress
- Hill VIP: abbr
- Hill V.I.P.: Abbr
- Hill person: Abbr
- Hatch, e.g.: Abbr
- Former coin of Japan
- DC bigwig
- D.C. bill collector?
- D.C. address (Abbr.)
- Clinton, for one (abbr.)
- Capitol Hill abbr
- C-SPAN figure
- Boxer, e.g.: Abbr
- Beltway fig
- 100th part of a yen
- Wash. V.I.P
- Wash. title
- Wash. figure
- Voter on treaties: Abbr
- V.I.P. in D.C
- Upper House abbr
- Upper body: Abbr
- Ted Kennedy, for short
- Sun Yat-__
- State's rep
- Six-yr.-term pol
- Six-yr. electee
- Politician in D.C
- Pol with a six-year term
- One of two politicians elected from a state: Abbr
- One of a DC 100
- One of a D.C. hundred
- Oldtime Japanese coin
- Obama's title before Pres
- Obama, once: Abbr
- Obama, before he became pres
- Obama or Clinton, previously (Abbr.)
- Nov. runner
- New title for Mayor Burke: Abbr
- Memb. of Congress
- Many a pol. talk show guest
- Little-used Japanese money
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sen \Sen\, n. A Japanese coin, worth about one half of a cent.
Sen \Sen\, adv., prep., & conj. [See Since.] Since. [Obs.]
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 A unit of Japanese currency, worth one hundredth of a yen. 2 A coin of this value. Etymology 2
n. (context Yorkshire English) self
WordNet
n. a fractional monetary unit of Japan and Indonesia and Cambodia; equal to one hundredth of a yen or rupiah or riel
Wikipedia
Şen is a Turkish surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Ali Şen, Turkish actor
- Eren Şen, German-Turkish footballer
- Gülhan Şen, Turkish television presenter, producer, and speaker
- Şener Şen, Turkish actor
- Volkan Şen, Turkish footballer
Sen (pronounced Shen) is a Bengali Hindu surname derived from the Sanskrit word for "Army", Sena.
It is found in the east of the Indian Subcontinent; namely Bangladesh & West Bengal, India mainly among Baidya and Kayastha communities. Instances of the surname are also found in the Nepalese community.
Sen or (Major Sen) (first name and details unknown) was an Indian cricketer who played for Assam.
Sen made a single first-class appearance for the team, during the 1952-53 season against Orissa. From the upper-middle order, he scored 13 runs in the first innings of the match and 2 runs in the second, as Assam lost the match by an innings margin.
Usage examples of "sen".
Waterford bowl with gold mountings, Jimmy in white slacks, an Armani pull and Gucci shoes, Tina in Westwood Lycra pants that hugged lipo-ed buttocks as if they were madly in love with them, Enya from the Lord of the Rings on the Bang and Oluf sen, all this and sorrow.
When the thuggish mullahs jailed blogger Sina Motallebi, fury roiled the blogosphere.
I was obliged to remain at Sens, soliciting my erasure from the emigrant list, which I did not obtain, however, till 1797, and to put an end to a charge made against me of having fabricated a certificate of residence.
Turning to Ting Sen with a bored look in his eyes, he paused for a moment, reached back, and felled the son of Wong Fei Hung with one blow to his head.
Pourtant, malgre mes explications aussi franches que claires, je sens bien que tu es parti fache contre moi, et, ce qui est plus triste encore, inquiet et malheureux.
By the time the alien peoples of the Sakura Sen have looked upon human beings as they once were, some say that men long since will have evolved into gods who are far beyond the horrors of meat or matter.
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Sen Dunsidan thought it settled somewhere within the larger Federation camp, but the Moric wanted nothing to do with humankind and its mode of dwelling.
The Coalition Council was furious with Sen Dunsidan and had summoned him to appear before it, but the Moric was no fool.
The Moric wondered fleetingly how she had found out about where Sen Dunsidan was going and why, but it assumed she had spies at Arishaig who told her everything.
Inspired by earlier works of Duff, Hull, TownSend, and building on insights of Schwarz, the Indian physicist Ashok Sen, and others, Witten announced a strategy for transcending the perturbative understanding of string theory.
Farther north, Calla Sen Pinder and Calla Sen Chre, which were farms and sheep.
It was the work of mere minutes to pul enough Flow to trap the will of a suitable rat, which he then sen scampering off toward Old Town.
Though they stood close to each other, the Sens neither spoke nor touched.
When at last he faced the Sens, Kim raised a black-and-white photograph of the solemn Asian child she had left to walk home alone.