| 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 |
| Hill staffer [sign up to get the AVCX celebrity puzzle series--avxwords.com] |