Answer: ADLAI
ADLAI is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining ADLAI with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Two-time loser to Dwight
- Loser to Dwight
- Dwight's opponent
- Two-time loser to Ike
- Ike's opponent
- Stevenson
- Statesman Stevenson
- Dwight's two-time opponent
- Ike's two-time opponent
- Politico Stevenson
- First name in 1950s politics
- 1952 and '56 candidate Stevenson
- 1950s campaign name
- Politician Stevenson
- Politician of yesteryear, Stevenson
- He lost to Dwight
- '50s campaign name
- Vice president Stevenson
- Stevenson of politics
- Loser to Ike
- Ike's opponent, twice
- He lost to Dwight twice
- Dwight's opponent in '52 and '56
- Dwight rival
- Dwight beat him twice
- Two-time opponent of Ike
- Stevenson who lost twice to Eisenhower
- Stevenson of 1950s politics
- Runner-up to Ike
- Rival of Dwight
- Presidential also-ran Stevenson
- Part of A.E.S.
- Opponent of Ike
- Old politico Stevenson
- Ike's rival in the 1950s
- Ike challenger
- Grover's veep
- Former vice president Stevenson
- Former presidential-hopeful Stevenson
- First name in 1960s diplomacy
- First name in 1950's politics
- Dwight's two-time challenger
- Dwight's opponent, twice
- Dwight's opponent in 1952
- 1960s U.N. ambassador Stevenson
- 1950's candidate Stevenson
- '50s presidential-hopeful Stevenson
- '50s foe of Dwight
- '50s candidate Stevenson
- ''Call to Greatness'' author Stevenson
- Whom Ike defeated twice
- Vice-president Stevenson
- US statesman ____ Stevenson
- U.N. ambassador under John and Lyndon
- U.N. ambassador Stevenson
- Two-time presidential loser to Dwight
- Two-time opponent of Dwight
- Two-time opponent for Ike
- Two-time loser in a Dwight fight
- Two-time Ike adversary
- The "A" in A.E.S.
- Stevenson who lost twice for president
- Stevenson who lost to Ike
- Stevenson who faced Eisenhower
- Stevenson of Illinois
- Stevenson of 1950's politics
- Stevenson of '50s politics
- Stevenson of politics
- Senator Stevenson
- Runner-up to Dwight
- Presidential candidate Stevenson
- Political opponent of Ike
- Part of AES
- Opponent for Ike
- Onetime Illinois governor Stevenson
- Old veep Stevenson
- New Senator
- Name on 1952 campaign buttons
- Name in the 1952 presidential election
- Name in 50's politics
- Name in '50s politics
- Lyndon's U.N. delegate
- Loser to Dwight, twice
- Loser to Dwight in the 50's
- Kefauver running mate Stevenson
- Jack's UN ambassador
- Illinois name
- Illinois first name
- Ike's rival candidate
- Ike's opponent at the polls
- He ran with Estes in 1956
- He lost twice to Dwight
- He lost to Ike twice
- He lost to Ike
- He finished second to Ike
- He fell before Dwight's might
- Grover's second veep
- Grover's 1890s vice president
- Garçon's need
- First name in old Illinois politics
- First name in 50's politics
- First name in 1950s headlines
- Famous Illinois name
- Ex-veep Stevenson
- Estes's ticket-mate
- Estes' ticket-mate
- Estes was his running mate in 1956
- Estes was his 1956 running mate
- Eisenhower opponent Stevenson
- Dwight's two-time adversary
- Dwight's rival
- Dwight's opponent, in the 1950s
- Dwight's opponent in 1952 and '56
- Dwight's challenger
- Dwight's campaign rival
- Dwight's campaign opponent
- Dwight's 1956 opponent
- Dwight licked him twice
- Common first name in the Stevenson political family
- Candidate Stevenson of '52 and '56
- Big name in 1950s presidential campaigning
- Big name in 1950s politics
- Biblical man's name.
- Also-ran with Estes: 1956
- A famous Stevenson
- 50's candidate Stevenson
- 1950s politico Stevenson
- 1950s candidate Stevenson
- 1940s-'50s politico Stevenson
- 1890s vice president Stevenson
- 1890s veep Stevenson
- "We're Madly for ___" (old campaign song)
- "Madly for ___" (1952 slogan)
- "Madly for ___" (1952 campaign slogan)
- "Call to Greatness" author Stevenson
- '70s-'80s Illinois senator Stevenson
- '52 campaign name
- '50s presidential hopeful Stevenson
- '50s politico Stevenson
- '50s pol Stevenson
- ___ Stevenson (man defeated in two presidential elections by Eisenhower)
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