Crossword-Clue: Derogatory term popularized by George H. W. Bush
Answers
15 letters (1 answer)
Similar clues
- Org. once led by George H. W. Bush 70.13%
- Deg. held by George W. Bush 67.61%
- Literary term popularized by Sartre 66.67%
- Oil company founded by George H.W. Bush 64.29%
- Org. once led by George Bush 63.01%
- Easter song popularized by Gene Autry 62.65%
- Instrument popularized by George Harrison 62.07%
- Term popularized by BP 61.76%
- Celebratory move popularized by Cam Newton 61.36%
- Occupational term popularized by "Carmen" 61.18%
- Derogatory term for a strike breaker 60.98%
- Term popularized by Jesse Jackson 60.76%
- Type of plant popularized by George Washington Carver 60.61%
- derogatory term for poor White 60.53%
- Org. once headed by George Bush 60.53%
- Romance trope popularized by Jane Austen 60.47%
- Term popularized by le Carré 60.27%
- Program that popularized eared hats, with "The" 60.00%
- Form popularized by Petrarch 59.46%
- Org. once headed by G.H.W. Bush 58.67%
Related word tools
New Suggestion for "Derogatory term popularized by George H. W. Bush"
What is the answer for this crossword clue?
For the crossword clue “Derogatory term popularized by George H. W. Bush”, our database currently lists only one answer that matches both the meaning of the clue and the required 15-letter length. This clue appears in: NYT (NY Times). Used 1 time in crossword archives (2007). That answer is VOODOOECONOMICS, a word frequently used in crossword puzzles when this legal context appears.
How many answers does this crossword clue have?
There is only one answer associated with the crossword clue “Derogatory term popularized by George H. W. Bush”. Our crossword solver is built on a large and constantly growing database containing over 400,000 answers and more than 3,000,000 clues. In addition to clue solving, Pad.la offers a free online crossword game with grid sizes ranging from 5×5 to 25×25.
If you have an additional answer or a new clue related to this solution, you can submit it using the suggestion form below.