Page |
Clerk |
Gofer |
Flunky |
Helper |
Second |
Deputy |
Batman |
Gopher |
Nurses |
Intern |
Attache |
Staffer |
Orderly |
Sidekick |
He helps |
Adjuvant |
Adjutant |
Attendant |
Underling |
Assistant |
Coadjutor |
Right arm |
Subaltern |
Hill hire |
Staff man |
Right hand |
GHQ figure |
HQ officer |
Staff type |
Gal Friday |
Page, e.g. |
Lieutenant |
Auxiliary. |
Hired hand |
Number two |
Man Friday |
Hill worker |
Subordinate |
Gofer, e.g. |
Ike, to Mac |
Part of CAD |
Second, say |
Army helper |
Camp helper |
Hill helper |
Hand lender |
Tenor's solo |
Helping hand |
Caddie, e.g. |
Camp staffer |
___ mémoire |
Adviser, say |
Chief's exec |
Helper, e.g. |
Intern, e.g. |
Pol's helper |
Second hand? |
Hill staffer |
Staff person |
Staff worker |
House helper |
Staff helper |
Hired helper |
Senate gofer |
Military man |
Second fiddle |
____ -de-camp |
Candy striper |
Adviser, e.g. |
Coffee getter |
Message taker |
Staff member? |
General's man |
Page, perhaps |
Page, for one |
At an impasse |
Senate helper |
Staff officer |
Office helper |
Errand runner |
General's help |
Junior staffer |
R.N. assistant |
Right-hand gal |
Secretary, say |
Senator's hire |
Supportive one |
Gofer, for one |
Hill assistant |
Minor official |
Nurse's helper |
Part of A.D.C. |
Errands runner |
Many a staffer |
Vice principal |
Military clerk |
Capitol figure |
Support person |
Capitol worker |
General helper |
Senate staffer |
Hospital helper |
Hospital worker |
Congress person |
Flag lieutenant |
Handy assistant |
Home-care giver |
Intern, for one |
Military helper |
Naval assistant |
Right-hand man. |
Scheduler, e.g. |
Secretery, e.g. |
Military person |
Official helper |
Staff assistant |
Details handler |
General's gofer |
Glorified gofer |
Campaign worker |
Secretary, e.g. |
Hospital staffer |
Military officer |
West Wing" extra |
Adviser, for one |
Gal Friday, e.g. |
Iago, to Othello |
Lender of a hand |
Nye, to Napoleon |
Paraprofessional |
Political worker |
Presidential ___ |
Righthand person |
Senator's helper |
Busy boss's hire |
Giver of support |
Help on the Hill |
West Wing helper |
General's helper |
Teacher's helper |
Capitol employee |
Man Friday, e.g. |
Senate assistant |
Campaign staffer |
Classroom helper |
West Wing worker |
Office assistant |
A right-hand man. |
Brass hat's gofer |
Camp helper, e.g. |
Capable assistant |
Capitol assistant |
Classroom trainee |
Elder-care worker |
Embassy personnel |
Friday, to Crusoe |
G.W., to Braddock |
Gal or Guy Friday |
Guy or gal Friday |
Hamilton, to G.W. |
In-home caregiver |
Intern or orderly |
Jordan, to Carter |
Man at your side? |
Military adjutant |
Military employee |
More than a gofer |
Officer of a sort |
Page turner, e.g. |
Politico's helper |
Senator's staffer |
West Wing adjunct |
Capitol underling |
Gofer on the Hill |
Nurse's assistant |
Nursing assistant |
Page, for example |
Senate page, e.g. |
Trusted assistant |
Ziegler, to Nixon |
Helpful underling |
Mayoral assistant |
Trusted underling |
West Wing staffer |
White House gofer |
Brass subordinate |
General assistant |
Girl Friday, e.g. |
Right-hand person |
Congressional hire |
Girl Friday's role |
Guy or Girl Friday |
Home health worker |
Man or girl Friday |
Member of a staff. |
Page, for instance |
Politico's adviser |
President's helper |
Rep's rep, perhaps |
Senator's employee |
State House worker |
Worker on the Hill |
Senatorial staffer |
Capitol Hill gofer |
White House figure |
Helper on the Hill |
Military assistant |
Personal assistant |
White House worker |
Army adjutant, e.g. |
Confidential helper |
General assistance? |
Guy Friday, for one |
Helper in an office |
Ike, to Mac: 1930's |
McCurry, to Clinton |
Member of the staff |
Message taker, e.g. |
Presidential helper |
Senate intern, e.g. |
Staffer in Congress |
Subordinate at work |
Workplace assistant |
Accomplice of sorts |
Executive assistant |
General's assistant |
Helper in the House |
Officer's assistant |
Teacher's assistant |
Errand runner, e.g. |
Congressional gofer |
Capitol Hill runner |
Superior's inferior |
Capitol Hill helper |
Senator's assistant |
Candy striper, e.g. |
Classroom assistant |
West Wing underling |
Subordinate staffer |
Assistance provider |
Capitol Hill worker |
White House staffer |
Adams to Eisenhower. |
Amanuensis, at times |
Caddie, for instance |
Common D.C. position |
Cruz assistant, e.g. |
D.D.E., to MacArthur |
Errand runner, maybe |
His forte is support |
Lawmaker's assistant |
One doing House work |
Presidential staffer |
Right hand at times |
Support staff member |
Teacher's helper [E] |
Capitol Hill staffer |
Congressional worker |
Girl Friday, for one |
Senate page, for one |
Vice principal, e.g. |
Adjuvant or adjutant |
Office errand runner |
Senatorial assistant |
White House employee |
White House position |
Congressional helper |
Supportive assistant |
Advisor, for instance |
Aptly named assistant |
Executive's assistant |
General's gofer, e.g. |
Helper in the Capitol |
Igor, to Frankenstein |
Orderly, for instance |
Personal staff member |
President's assistant |
Press secretary, e.g. |
White House operative |
Crusoe's Friday, e.g. |
Oval Office assistant |
Assistant on the Hill |
Candidate's assistant |
Detail handler, often |
Military staff person |
Campaign trail worker |
White House assistant |
Assistant coach, e.g. |
Detail handler, maybe |
Congressional staffer |
Congressional position |
Executive's confidante |
Harried manager's hire |
Helper on Capitol Hill |
Hospital staffer, e.g. |
Office messenger, e.g. |
One of a support group |
One offering home care |
One who takes messages |
Politician's assistant |
President's confidante |
Senator's staff member |
Staffer in the Capitol |
Useful military person |
Governmental appointee |
Candy striper, for one |
Presidential assistant |
Capitol Hill assistant |
Assistant in the Senate |
Assistant taking orders |
Coffee fetcher, perhaps |
Congressional underling |
Ike, to Mac in the 30's |
Job for a young officer |
Member of a rep's staff |
One might run an errand |
Right-hand man or woman |
Staffer on Capitol Hill |
Congressional assistant |
Mayoral assistant, e.g. |
Washington, to Braddock |
Helper around the House |
General's right-hand man |
Chief of staff's staffer |
Congressional confidante |
Helper bringing a drink? |
Military assistant, e.g. |
One on a coffee run, say |
Radar, to Colonel Potter |
Senate page, for example |
Wearer of an aiguillette |
White House intern, e.g. |
___-mémoire (memorandum) |
Handler of details, often |
Kato, to the Green Hornet |
Paraprofessional, for one |
Staffer in Washington, DC |
White House staffer, e.g. |
Mr. Smithers, to Mr. Burns |
Congressional "coat holder |
Prime minister's assistant |
Acts as military assistant |
Candy striper, for instance |
General's right-hand person |
Nurse's helper, for example |
Teacher's or nurse's helper |
Be a seeker, in a kids' game |
Governmental appointee, e.g. |
Hamilton, to Gen. Washington |
President's "body man," e.g. |
White House staffer, perhaps |
Nurse's ___ (hospital helper) |
Nurse's ___ (hospital worker) |
___-mémoire (written summary) |
Paraprofessional, among others |
Stassen, to Eisenhower in 1953 |
___-mémoire (mnemonic device) |
___-mémoire (summarizing note) |
Body man to the president, e.g. |
Boxer's assistant, for example? |
Hamilton, to General Washington |
Hospital assistant, for example |
Nurse's ___ (hospital employee) |
Unelected worker on Capitol Hill |
Washington, to Braddock, in 1755 |
___-de-camp (military assistant) |
Assistant to a more senior person |
Senator's representative, perhaps |
Nurse's ___ (helper in a hospital) |
___-memoire (mnemonic device, e.g.) |
One might represent a representative |
Someone who might run and get coffee |
Hamilton served as one for Washington |
Teacher's ___ (educational assistant) |
One who might be left holding the bag? |
Smithers, to Mr. Burns, on "The Simpsons |
Home health ___ (personal care assistant) |
Person in a congressional sex scandal, perhaps |
Person tweeting on behalf of a senator, likely |
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