Solutions Minister has 35 entries with similar clues
- 3-letter words
- ireIts prime minister is known as the Taoiseach: Abbr.
- 4-letter words
- kirknorman ..., prime minister of new zealand from 1972-74
- pitt18th-century English statesman who was twice prime minister
- hoeykate ..., labour mp for vauxhall since 1989; minister for sport from 1999-2001
- 5-letter words
- manseMinister's house
- treatMinister to
- vicarChurch of England minister
- 6-letter words
- rectorParish minister
- deaconMinister's helper
- 7-letter words
- asquithFirst Earl of Oxford, British prime minister between 1908 and 1916
- molotovsurname of minister of foreign affairs for the soviet union during wwii
- stipendMinister's salary
- 8-letter words
- clericalRelating to religious ministers
- disraeliBritish prime minister, d. 1881
- 9-letter words
- taoiseachThe prime minister of the Irish Republic
- statesmanGovernment minister
- 10-letter words
- politicianwise to join fellow minister
- alsharptonMinister with a "Malcolm X" cameo
- number-tenBritish prime minister's official residence
- 11-letter words
- chancelleryOffice of a chief minister or judge
- chou-en-laiThe prime minister of China and founder of Chinese Communist Party
- frederiksenmette ...., prime minister of denmark
- 12-letter words
- rajiv-gandhiAssassinated Indian prime ministers
- edward-heathFormer British prime minister, 1970–74
- lloyd-georgeBritish Liberal prime minister (1916–22)
- 13-letter words
- yitzhak-rabinAssassinated Israeli prime minister
- indira-gandhiAssassinated Indian prime ministers
- robert-mugabeFirst prime minister of independent Zimbabwe
- 14-letter words
- robert-walpoleBriton's longest-serving prime minister
- cabinet-makingPrime minister's job
- 15-letter words
- lord-privy-sealIn United Kingdom, a senior cabinet minister without particular official duties
- 16-letter words
- david-ben-gurionIsrael's first prime minister
- jawaharlal-nehruIndian prime minister, 1947–64
- 21-letter words
- herbert-henry-asquithBritish Liberal prime minister (1908–16)
- sirimavo-bandaranaikeThe world's first woman prime minister