___ -i -noor: 106 carat diamond, 3 letters
___-i-noor (huge diamond), 3 letters
___-i-noor: 106-carat diamond, 3 letters
-- -i-noor (famous diamond), 3 letters
Caustic potash, chemically, 3 letters
Common caustic, chemically, 3 letters
Indian diamond, the ___-i-noor, 3 letters
Potassium hydroxide, to chemists, 3 letters
Soapmaking compound, chemically, 3 letters
The ___-i-noor diamond, 3 letters
Capital of Nagaland, 6 letters
Famous Indian diamond, 8 letters
'80-'90s German chancellor, 4 letters
1980's-90's chancellor Helmut, 4 letters
Architect of German reunification, 4 letters
Chancellor of a reunited Germany, 4 letters
Chancellor of Germany when it reunited, 4 letters
Charlemagne Prize recipient in '88, 4 letters
Cleopatra's eye makeup, 4 letters
Cleopatra's eyeliner, 4 letters
Cleopatra's mascara, 4 letters
Department store founder Max, 4 letters
European politician whose last name means cabbage, 4 letters
Ex-chancellor Helmut, 4 letters
First chancellor of reunified Germany, 4 letters
Former Chancellor Helmut, 4 letters
Former German chancellor, 4 letters
Former German Chancellor Helmut, 4 letters
Former German leader, 4 letters
Former German leader whose surname translates to cabbage, 4 letters
German Chancellor Helmut, 4 letters
German chancellor, 1982-'98, 4 letters
German honcho Helmut, 4 letters
German leader Helmut, 4 letters
German statesman Helmut, 4 letters
German-reunification architect, 4 letters
He says he never took bribes as Chancellor, 4 letters
Helmut ___ (first chancellor of reunified Germany), 4 letters
Helmut Schmidt successor, 4 letters
Herb popular in Wisconsin, 4 letters
Last West German chancellor, 4 letters
One-time German chancellor, 4 letters
Onetime German head Helmut, 4 letters
Reunification's Helmut, 4 letters
Schmidt's successor, 4 letters
Schmidt's successor as German chancellor, 4 letters
Schroeder's predecessor as chancellor, 4 letters
Senator Herb from Wisconsin, 4 letters
Successor to Schmidt, 4 letters
The first chancellor of reunified Germany, 4 letters
Wisconsin senator Herb, 4 letters
Gestalt guru Wolfgang, 6 letters
What keeps a senator's house warm?, 11 letters
A cousin of cabbage, 8 letters
Big-stemmed cabbage, 8 letters
Plant cultivated for its enlarged fleshy turnip-shaped edible stem, 8 letters
Big name in department stores, 5 letters
Department store chain that began in Wisconsin, 5 letters
Department store chain whose slogan is expect great things, 5 letters
Department store whose slogan is That's More Like It, 5 letters
1998 Chemistry Nobelist Walter ___, 4 letters
Disappointing 1973 fly-by, 8 letters
Shrubby herb cultivated for their soft velvety foliage and showy scarlet flowers, 8 letters