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King, e.g.

Else clues

• ___ of My Heart (Smithereens)

• Who made thee a ___ (Acts 7:27)

• 12-inch stick

• 12 stick

• Back-to-school item

• Back-to-school purchase

• Band dictator

• Bookbag item

• Commander

• Crown wearer

• Crowned head

• Czar

• Czar or king

• Czar, e.g.

• Czarina or prime minister

• Desk drawer item

• Desk item

• Despot

• Drawing help

• Dynast

• Emir or emperor

• Emperor, for instance

• Fiat source

• Foot of wood

• Foot-long measurer

• Foot-long school tool

• Foot-long stick

• Foot-long stick, often

• Foot-long thing

• Geometry class item

• Geometry class tool

• Head

• Head honcho

• Head of state

• It can set things straight

• It's a foot long

• It's for good measure

• It's made to measure

• It's often 12 inches long

• It's often a foot long

• It's often twelve inches long

• It's ticked off

• It's used for good measure

• Item in many offices

• Kaiser or czar

• Kaiser, e.g.

• Khan, e.g.

• Khedive

• King or czar

• King or emperor

• King or Kaiser

• King or queen

• King or queen, e.g.

• King, for one

• Knuckle rapper

• Line item?

• Line tamer?

• Line-drawing aid

• Makeshift punishment device

• Makeshift punishment tool

• Marked stick

• Mars, to Aries, in astrology

• Measure

• Measurement stick

• Measuring aid

• Measuring device

• Measuring stick

• Measuring strip

• Measuring tool

• Monarch

• Monarch or measure

• Monarch, for one

• One in charge

• One who regrets keeping large measuring stick (5)

• Overlord

• Pencil box item

• Pencil box top, often

• Pencil box top, sometimes

• Pencil-box accessory

• Pharaoh, e.g.

• Potentate

• Queen, e.g.

• Rapper in class?

• Regent, for one

• School desk item

• School tool

• Schoolbag item

• Something for good measure

• Sovereign

• Stick for a drawer

• Stick for guidance

• Stick in a desk

• Stick in school

• Straightedge

• Sultan, to Turkey, once

• Throne occupant

• Throne occupant, frequently

• Throne occupier

• Tsar, for one

• Use it to go straight

• Viceroy, e.g.

• What Henry means, literally

• Measuring stick consisting of a strip of wood or metal or plastic with a straight edge that is used for drawing straight lines and measuring lengths