AIDE | "West Wing" extra |
AIDE | ... |
AIDE | 12-Down worker |
AIDE | Acts as military assistant |
AIDE | Adjutant |
AIDE | Adjuvant |
AIDE | Adviser |
AIDE | Adviser, for one |
AIDE | Adviser, say |
AIDE | Advisor, for instance |
AIDE | An assistant to a senator, e.g. |
AIDE | An assistant, or right hand |
AIDE | Anagram of 17-Across |
AIDE | Another word for helper or assistant |
AIDE | Any assistant |
AIDE | Assistance provider |
AIDE | Assistant |
AIDE | Assistant for someone important |
AIDE | Assistant in the Senate |
AIDE | Assistant in the White House |
AIDE | Assistant on Capitol Hill |
AIDE | Assistant or right hand |
AIDE | Assistant seen in braids |
AIDE | Assistant to a high-ranking official, say |
AIDE | Assistant to a leader, say |
AIDE | Assistant to a military leader |
AIDE | Assistant to a person |
AIDE | Assistant to a politician |
AIDE | Assistant to a senator |
AIDE | Assistant to someone |
AIDE | Assistant, especially to someone important |
AIDE | Assistant, formally |
AIDE | Assistant, or right-hand |
AIDE | Assistant, or right-hand man |
AIDE | Attendant |
AIDE | Auxiliary |
AIDE | Busy boss's hire (secretary, e.g.) |
AIDE | Campaign staffer |
AIDE | Campaign worker |
AIDE | Candidate's assistant |
AIDE | Candy striper, e.g. |
AIDE | Capital Hill assistant |
AIDE | Capitol Hill assistant |
AIDE | Capitol Hill gofer |
AIDE | Capitol Hill helper |
AIDE | Capitol Hill runner |
AIDE | Capitol Hill staffer |
AIDE | Capitol Hill worker |
AIDE | Capitol assistant |
AIDE | Capitol employee |
AIDE | Capitol figure |
AIDE | Chief of staff's staffer |
AIDE | Classroom assistant |
AIDE | Classroom helper |
AIDE | Classroom staffer |
AIDE | Coadjutor |
AIDE | Confidential assistant |
AIDE | Congress person |
AIDE | Congressional "coat holder" |
AIDE | Congressional assistant |
AIDE | Congressional helper |
AIDE | Congressional hire |
AIDE | Congressional staffer |
AIDE | Congressional worker |
AIDE | Deputy |
AIDE | Detail handler, maybe |
AIDE | Details handler |
AIDE | Elder-care worker |
AIDE | Errand runner |
AIDE | Errand runner, maybe |
AIDE | Executive's assistant |
AIDE | Executive's confidante |
AIDE | Flag lieutenant |
AIDE | Flunky |
AIDE | General assistant |
AIDE | General helper |
AIDE | General secretary |
AIDE | General's assistant |
AIDE | General's right-hand person |
AIDE | Girl Friday, for one |
AIDE | Glorified gofer |
AIDE | Gofer |
AIDE | Gofer on the Hill |
AIDE | Governmental appointee |
AIDE | Hamilton, to Gen. Washington |
AIDE | Hamilton, to General Washington |
AIDE | Hand lender |
AIDE | Help on the Hill |
AIDE | Helper |
AIDE | Helper and adviser |
AIDE | Helper in an office |
AIDE | Helper in the House |
AIDE | Helper on the Hill |
AIDE | Helper or an assistant |
AIDE | Helping hand |
AIDE | Helping hand to a leader |
AIDE | Hill gofer |
AIDE | Hill helper |
AIDE | Hill staffer |
AIDE | Hill worker |
AIDE | Hired help |
AIDE | Home care assistant |
AIDE | Home care giver |
AIDE | Home health ___ (caregiver) |
AIDE | Home health ___ (paid caregiver) |
AIDE | Home health ___ (personal care assistant) |
AIDE | Home health ___ (professional caregiver) |
AIDE | Home health worker |
AIDE | Home-care giver |
AIDE | Hospital assistant, for example |
AIDE | Hospital staffer |
AIDE | Hospital worker |
AIDE | House helper |
AIDE | House of Representatives helper |
AIDE | Iago, to Othello |
AIDE | Igor, to Frankenstein |
AIDE | Ike, to Mac, in the 30's |
AIDE | Important person's lieutenant |
AIDE | In-home caregiver |
AIDE | Junior staffer |
AIDE | Leader's right hand |
AIDE | Leader's right-hand man |
AIDE | Legislative ___ (assistant to a senator) |
AIDE | Legislative assistant |
AIDE | Lieutenant |
AIDE | Maiden held assistant |
AIDE | Maiden hugged assistant |
AIDE | Maiden hugs assistant |
AIDE | Maiden's assistant |
AIDE | Maiden's attendant |
AIDE | Maiden’s assistant |
AIDE | Man Friday |
AIDE | Man Friday, e.g. |
AIDE | Man or girl Friday |
AIDE | Many a Capitol worker |
AIDE | Many a staffer |
AIDE | McCurry, to Clinton |
AIDE | Message taker, e.g. |
AIDE | Military assistant |
AIDE | Number two |
AIDE | Nurse's ___ (helper in a hospital) |
AIDE | Nurse's ___ (hospital assistant) |
AIDE | Nurse's ___ (hospital employee) |
AIDE | Nurse's ___ (hospital helper) |
AIDE | Nurse's ___ (hospital worker) |
AIDE | Nurse's _____ |
AIDE | Nurse's helper |
AIDE | Nurses assistant |
AIDE | Office assistant |
AIDE | Office errand runner |
AIDE | Office helper |
AIDE | Officer's assistant |
AIDE | Official assistant of a diplomat, say |
AIDE | One doing House work |
AIDE | One making many House calls |
AIDE | One might represent a representative |
AIDE | One might run an errand |
AIDE | One offering home care |
AIDE | One organizing constituent outreach, say |
AIDE | One who might be left holding the bag? |
AIDE | One who takes messages |
AIDE | Orderly |
AIDE | Orderly, for instance |
AIDE | Oval Office assistant |
AIDE | Page turner, e.g. |
AIDE | Page, e.g. |
AIDE | Page, for example |
AIDE | Page, for one |
AIDE | Paid helper |
AIDE | Paraprofessional |
AIDE | Person carrying a briefcase, maybe |
AIDE | Personal assistant |
AIDE | Personal care ___ |
AIDE | Personal staff member |
AIDE | Pol's helper |
AIDE | Political adviser |
AIDE | Political assistant |
AIDE | Political staffer |
AIDE | Political worker |
AIDE | Politician's assistant |
AIDE | Politician's helper |
AIDE | Politician's staffer |
AIDE | Presidential ___ |
AIDE | Prime minister's assistant |
AIDE | Professional helper |
AIDE | Provider of support |
AIDE | Radar, to Colonel Potter |
AIDE | Raider concealed assistant |
AIDE | Right hand |
AIDE | Right hand at times |
AIDE | Righthand person |
AIDE | Right-hand man |
AIDE | Right-hand man or woman |
AIDE | Right-hand man to a dignitary, say |
AIDE | Right-hand person |
AIDE | Second |
AIDE | Second hand |
AIDE | Second, say |
AIDE | Secretary, e.g. |
AIDE | Secretary, say |
AIDE | Secretery, e.g. |
AIDE | Senate assistant |
AIDE | Senate employee who's not elected |
AIDE | Senate page, e.g. |
AIDE | Senate page, for example |
AIDE | Senate staffer |
AIDE | Senator's assistant |
AIDE | Senator's helper |
AIDE | Senator's hire |
AIDE | Senator's staff member |
AIDE | Senator's staffer |
AIDE | Senatorial staffer |
AIDE | Senior person's assistant |
AIDE | Sidekick |
AIDE | Someone who acts as assistant |
AIDE | Squire or an assistant |
AIDE | Staff assistant |
AIDE | Staff helper |
AIDE | Staff member |
AIDE | Staff officer |
AIDE | Staff worker |
AIDE | Staffer |
AIDE | Staffer in Congress |
AIDE | Staffer in Washington, DC |
AIDE | Staffer in the Capitol |
AIDE | Staffer on Capitol Hill |
AIDE | Staffer setting a schedule, say |
AIDE | Starting job in Washington, say |
AIDE | Stassen, to Eisenhower in 1953 |
AIDE | Subordinate staffer |
AIDE | Superior's inferior |
AIDE | Support person |
AIDE | Support staff member |
AIDE | Support staffer |
AIDE | Supporting role |
AIDE | Supportive assistant |
AIDE | Teacher's ___ (classroom assistant) |
AIDE | Teacher's ___ (educational assistant) |
AIDE | Teacher's ___ (school assistant) |
AIDE | Teacher's assistant |
AIDE | Teacher's helper |
AIDE | Trusted assistant |
AIDE | Trusted assistant, say |
AIDE | Trusted underling at work |
AIDE | Unelected worker on Capitol Hill |
AIDE | Unnamed source in many a Trump news story |
AIDE | Washington, to Braddock |
AIDE | Wearer of an aiguillette |
AIDE | West Wing staffer |
AIDE | West Wing worker |
AIDE | White House assistant |
AIDE | White House figure |
AIDE | White House gofer |
AIDE | White House operative |
AIDE | White House staffer |
AIDE | White House staffer, perhaps |
AIDE | White House worker |
AIDE | Worker on the Hill |
AIDE | Workplace assistant |
AIDE | ___ de camp |
AIDE | ___-De-Camp (military rank) |
AIDE | ___-de-camp |
AIDE | ___-de-camp (military assistant) |
AIDE | ___-de-camp (secretary to a senior officer) |
AIDE | ___-memoire |
AIDE | ___-memoire (mnemonic device) |
AIDE | ___-mémoire (summarizing note) |