US president (1861-1865) who was not a college graduate: 2 wds. Crossword Clue, 14 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%ABRAHAMLINCOLN14US president (1861-1865) who was not a college graduate: 2 wds.
88%JAMESMONROE11US president (1817-1825) who was not a college graduate: 2 wds.
88%HARRYTRUMAN11US president (1945-1953) who was not a college graduate: 2 wds.
47%RONALDREAGAN1240th US president for whom a DC-area airport was renamed in 1998: 2 wds.
47%BILLCLINTON11Left-handed politician who was US president from 1993 to 2001: 2 wds.
47%BARACKOBAMA11Left-handed politician who was US president from 2009 to 2017: 2 wds.
46%GEORGEHWBUSH1241st US president for whom a Houston airport was renamed in 1997: 4 wds.
45%ANDREWJACKSON13US president who killed a man in a duel more than 20 years before taking office: 2 wds.
45%GEORGEBUSH1041st US president (1989-1993) who was on the varsity baseball team at Yale: 2 wds.
45%JOHNFKENNEDY1235th US president for whom a New York City airport was renamed in 1963: 3 wds.
45%JIMMYCARTER1139th US president who published "Why Not the Best?" in 1976, for his presidential campaign: 2 wds.
45%WOODROWWILSON13Musically inclined 20th-century US president who was in his law school's glee club: 2 wds.
45%JOHNFKENNEDY1235th US president who published "Profiles in Courage" in 1956, while he was a senator: 3 wds.
45%PIANOMAN8Person who was asked to "sing us a song tonight" in a Billy Joel hit: 2 wds.
45%SAULBELLOW10"Herzog" author and Nobel Prize winner who was honored with a 2024 US postage stamp: 2 wds.
45%JAMESDEAN9"Rebel Without a Cause" star who was never a college executive: 2 wds.
44%CALVINCOOLIDGE14US president who had (among other pets) a raccoon, donkey, goose, bobcat, hippo, wallaby, bear, and two lion cubs: 2 wds.
44%GERALDFORD1038th US president (1974-1977) who was on the varsity football team at the University of Michigan: 2 wds.
44%JIMMYCARTER11Former US president who authored the book "The Hornet's Nest: A Novel of the Revolutionary War": 2 wds.
44%HANKAARON9Hall of Fame Braves slugger with 755 home runs who was honored with a 2024 US postage stamp: 2 wds.
42%RICHARDWRIGHT13Mississippi novelist who was featured on a 2009 U.S. postage stamp (2 wds.)
42%MORGANFREEMAN13"The Bucket List" actor who is a U.S. Air Force veteran (2 wds.)
42%SUNNYANDERSON13"Cooking for Real" host who is a U.S. Air Force veteran (2 wds.)
42%TONIMORRISON12"Beloved" writer who is honored on a 2023 U.S. postage stamp (2 wds.)
42%TIMDUNCAN9Spurs power forward for 19 years, who was a top U.S. swimmer in the 400m freestyle before shifting to basketball: 2 wds.
42%ATOY4"Love is not a gadget. Love is not ___....": 2 wds.
42%HOOVER6US president after whom a dam is named
41%ALEXANDERHAIG13US Secretary of State who announced "I am in control here" after President Reagan was shot: 2 wds.
41%BILLCLINTON11US president who coauthored 2018's "The President Is Missing" with 31-Across: 2 wds.
41%WILLACATHER11"My Ántonia" novelist who was honored on a U.S. postage stamp in 1973 (2 wds.)

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