Answer: CZAR
CZAR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 196 times.
- Drug ___ (Washington pooh-bah)
- Ivan the Terrible, e.g.
- Winter Palace resident
- Winter Palace dweller
- Mogul
- Winter Palace ruler
- Grand duke's father
- Industry magnate
- 6-Down, e.g.
- Alexander, e.g.
- Old Russian leader
- Pre-Communist Russian ruler
- Old Russian autocrat
- Powerful person
- Leader until 1917
- Drug ___ (government position)
- Nicholas, e.g.
- Bygone autocrat
- Ivan, for one
- Industry big shot
- Old-time ruler
- Head boss
- Energy ___
- Peter the Great, for one
- Autocrat of old
- Father of a grand duke
- Drug ___
- Winter Palace figure
- Autocrat
- Industry honcho
- Business bigwig
- Powerbroker
- Peter the Great, e.g.
- Former Russian emperor
- Antidrug honcho
- Anastasia's father, for one
- Industrial giant
- Antidrug mogul
- Powerful ruler of old
- Antidrug biggie
- Industrial kingpin
- Undemocratic leader
- Drug kingpin
- Old Russian ruler
- Ruler of old
- Industry boss
- Powerful regulator
- Drug-fighting authority
- Person with unlimited power
- Autocratic ruler
- Father of a grand duchess
- White House appointment
- White House policy appointee
- Baron
- Autocrat until 1917
- Energy mogul
- Romanov ruler
- Antidrug kingpin
- Nicholas II, for one
- Nicholas II was the last one
- Russian ruler of old
- Kingpin
- War on drugs leader
- Business magnate
- Anastasia's father was one
- Word with drug or energy
- Industry kingpin
- 4-Down, e.g.
- Old head
- Captain of industry
- Authority figure
- Magnate
- Powerful boss
- Commercial bigwig
- Potentate
- Movie mogul
- Boris Godunov, for one
- Powerful one
- Corporate honcho
- Absolute ruler
- Powerful presidential appointee
- Powerful appointee
- Former Kremlin despot
- Honcho
- Kaiser kin
- Biz bigwig
- Big wheel
- Russian ruler, once
- Russian monarch
- Studio head, e.g.
- Big shot of industry
- One with great power
- Bygone despot
- Policy chief
- Former Russian leader
- Peter or Paul
- Bolshevik's foe
- Pre-1917 emperor
- Title first used by Simeon I of Bulgaria
- Energy boss
- Political appointee
- Government honcho
- Rasputin's employer, e.g.
- Political leader, informally
- Ruler toppled by the Bolsheviks
- Title not used after 1917
- Federal bigwig
- Despot
- One standing out in a field?
- Former Russian autocrat
- Certain Obama appointee
- Industrial magnate
- Former russian autocrat
- Former russian autocrat
- Ivan or Peter
- Chief of a sort
- Bigwig
- Baron of business
- Pre-Communism leader
- Erstwhile autocrat
- High-level Fed
- Nicholas was one
- Russian ruler
- Nicholas, for one
- Bygone Russian leader
- Former Russian VIP
- Kaiser's kin
- Old head of Russia
- Old Russian VIP
- Old autocrat
- Peter I, e.g.
- One with great authority
- Title for former Russian rulers
- Business baron
- Anticrime chief
- Industry mogul
- White House policy honcho
- Former despot
- Contemporary drug or energy chief
- Another way to spell 33-Down
- Peter or Paul, but not Mary
- Executive branch V.I.P.
- Powerful business leader
- Former Russian emperor (var.)
- Powerful figure
- Industry VIP
- Peter the Great or Ivan the Terrible
- High-level appointee
- Powerful business-person
- 3-Down issuer
- Russian ruler no more
- 60-Across, e.g.
- Industry authority
- Russian autocrat of old
- Ivan the Terrible, for one
- Peter or Ivan
- Authoritarian figure
- Unofficial government title
- White House policy chief
- Authoritative appointee
- Russian emperor
- Department head
- Russia's Nicholas I or II
- Former Russian ruler
- Industrial mogul
- Energy or drug honcho
- Regulatory honcho
- Ruler of yore
- Basil, for one
- Boss
- Bygone Russian autocrat
- Government policy chief
- Powerful politico
- Ruler until 1917
- Energy or drug policymaker
- Basil, e.g.
- Business titan
- Überauthority
- Big wheel in one's field
- Giant of industry
- Powerful policymaker
- V.I.P. of industry
- Ivan or Nicholas
- Slavic title derived from "Caesar"
- Prerevolution Russian leader
- Nicholas I or II
- Titan of industry
- Industry bigwig
- Policy-driving appointee
- Drug snitch
- Industry titan
- Bygone Russian emperor
- Policy pro
- Foe of the Bolsheviks
- Policy honcho
- Appointed leader