CZAR

• ___ of industry

• Absolute leader

• Absolute ruler

• Alexander I, for one

• Alexander, e.g.

• All-powerful one

• Anastasia's father was one

• Anastasia's father, for one

• Anticrime boss

• Anticrime chief

• Antidrug biggie

• Antidrug honcho

• Antidrug kingpin

• Antidrug mogul

• Authoritarian figure

• Authority figure

• Autocrat

• Autocrat of old

• Autocrat until 1917

• Autocratic leader

• Autocratic ruler

• Baron

• Baron of business

• Basil or Nicholas

• Basil, e.g.

• Basil, for one

• Big honcho

• Big shot

• Big shot of industry

• Big shot: var.

• Big wheel

• Biz bigwig

• Bolshevik's foe

• Boris Godunov, e.g.

• Boris Godunov, for one

• Boss

• Business baron

• Business biggie

• Business leader

• Business magnate

• Bygone autocrat

• Bygone despot

• Bygone ruler

• Captain of industry

• Certain Obama appointee

• Chief of a sort

• Commercial bigwig

• Commissioner

• Commissioner's title, maybe

• CONCLUDING WITH 17-ACROSS (Ban Johnson)

• Corporate honcho

• Deposed despot

• Despot

• Drug ___

• Drug ___ (DEA head)

• Drug ___ (government position)

• Drug ___ (Washington pooh-bah)

• Drug kingpin

• Drug official

• Drug or energy chief

• Drug VIP

• Drug-fighting authority

• Emperor

• Energy ___

• Energy boss

• Energy mogul

• Erstwhile autocrat

• Erstwhile Russian ruler

• Father of a grand duchess

• Father of a grand duke

• Federal bigwig

• Former despot

• Former Kremlin despot

• Former Russian autocrat

• Former Russian emperor

• Former Russian leader

• Former Russian ruler

• Former Russian VIP

• Government honcho

• Grand duchess's father

• Grand duke's father

• Green Jobs ___ (Van Jones's informal title for six months in 2009)

• Head boss

• High-level Fed

• Honcho

• Industrial giant

• Industrial kingpin

• Industrial magnate

• Industrial mogul

• Industrial mogul, e.g.

• Industry authority

• Industry big shot

• Industry biggie

• Industry boss

• Industry honcho

• Industry kingpin

• Industry magnate

• Industry mogul

• Industry VIP

• Ivan the Terrible, e.g.

• Ivan the Terrible, for one

• Ivan was one

• Ivan, e.g.

• Ivan, for one

• Kaiser kin

• Kingpin

• Leader until 1917

• Magnate

• Mogul

• Movie mogul

• Mr. Big

• Nicholas I or II

• Nicholas I, for one

• Nicholas II was the last one

• Nicholas II, e.g.

• Nicholas II, for example

• Nicholas or Alexander

• Nicholas or Peter

• Nicholas Romanov, for one

• Nicholas was one

• Nicholas was the last

• Nicholas, e.g.

• Non-cabinet presidential advisor, unofficially

• Obama appointee

• Old autocrat

• Old despot

• Old head

• Old head of Russia

• Old ruler

• Old Russian autocrat

• Old Russian leader

• Old Russian ruler

• Old Russian VIP

• Old-time dictator

• Old-time ruler

• One standing out in a field?

• One with great authority

• One with great power

• Onetime russian ruler

• Person with unlimited power

• Peter I, e.g.

• Peter or Nicholas

• Peter or Paul

• Peter the Great, e.g.

• Peter the Great, for one

• Petrograd potentate

• Policy chief

• Political appointee

• Political leader, informally

• Pooh Bah

• Potentate

• Powerbroker

• Powerful appointee

• Powerful authority

• Powerful boss

• Powerful business-person

• Powerful businessman

• Powerful figure

• Powerful leader

• Powerful one

• Powerful person

• Powerful presidential appointee

• Powerful regulator

• Powerful ruler

• Powerful ruler of old

• Pre-1917 emperor

• Pre-1917 honcho

• Pre-Communism leader

• Pre-Communist Russian ruler

• Pre-Revolution ruler

• Pre-revolutionary ruler

• Rasputin's employer, e.g.

• Romanov ruler

• Royal Romanov

• Ruler

• Ruler of old

• Ruler or mogul

• Ruler toppled by the Bolsheviks

• Russia-ruling Romanov, e.g.

• Russian autocrat

• Russian despot

• Russian emperor

• Russian monarch

• Russian ruler

• Russian ruler of old

• Russian ruler of yore

• Russian ruler, once

• Simeon I, for one

• Studio head, e.g.

• Supreme leader

• Title first used by Simeon I of Bulgaria

• Title not used after 1917

• Unconfirmed executive branch appointee

• Undemocratic leader

• War on drugs leader

• White House appointment

• White House policy appointee

• White Russian

• Winter Palace dweller

• Winter Palace figure

• Winter Palace resident

• Winter Palace ruler

• Word with drug or energy

• A male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917)

• A person having great power

Czar, seit der Mitte des 16. Jahrhunderts der Titel der Beherrscher von Rußland, den jedoch Peter der Große mit dem eines Kaisers vertauschte. Die Benennung rührt nach einer allgemein verbreiteten Annahme von dem lateinischen Worte Cäsar, aus dem auch das deutsche: Kaiser entstanden ist, her. Von einzelnen Theilen des russischen Reichs führt der russische Kaiser noch jetzt den Titel Czar, so nahm ihn Alexander I. 1815 von Polen an. Die Gemahlin des Czar heißt Czarowna und der Thronfolger Czarowitsch.

T.

1) русск. царь;

2) амер. король, руководитель какой-либо отрасли экономики;

3) владыка; заправила преступного мира.

"царь" (лицо, наделённое в определённой области экономики особыми полномочиями)

- energy czar

2. обаяние ň, очарование ň, прелесть ž

+ 1. czarodziejstwo 2. urok, wdzięk, powab

[чар]

m, pl czary

1) чар, мн. чари (magia)

2) чарівність (urok)

царь