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Crisp fabric for ball gowns, 7 letters
Crisp, lustrous fabric, 7 letters
Early hot-air balloon material, 7 letters
Evening gown fabric, often, 7 letters
Evening-gown material, 7 letters
Lustrous ribbed fabric, 7 letters
Party dress material, 7 letters
Prom-dress material, 7 letters
Smooth, crisp fabric, 7 letters
Wedding dress fabric, 7 letters
A crisp smooth lustrous fabric, 7 letters
Fabrics with a sheen, 8 letters
Nautical bar that could make raft fail badly (8), 8 letters
Poop-deck balustrade, 8 letters
The railing around the stern of a ship, 8 letters
Atlantic City souvenir, 5 letters
Atlantic City sweet, 5 letters
Atlantic City treat, 5 letters
Candy-apple coating, 5 letters
Challenge for denture wearers, 5 letters
It has a lot of pull, 5 letters
It may be pulled at a carnival, 5 letters
It's pulled at a carnival, 5 letters
Molasses confection, 5 letters
Molasses-based candy, 5 letters
Sticky, chewy candy, 5 letters
Stretchy seaside sweet, 5 letters
Chewy candy of sugar or syrup boiled until thick and pulled until glossy, 5 letters
Cheap West Indian rum made from sugarcane juice, 5 letters
Cheap West Indies rum, 5 letters
___-Hartley Act (1947 labor law landmark) (4), 4 letters
___-Hartley Act (law governing labor unions), 4 letters
___-Hartley Labor Act, 4 letters
'40s senator nicknamed 'Mr. Republican', 4 letters
Dollar diplomacy president, 4 letters
He ain't heavy didn't apply to this president, 4 letters
10th Supreme Court chief justice, 4 letters
1920's chief justice, 4 letters
1920s Supreme Court chief justice, 4 letters
27th U.S. President, 4 letters
300-pound President, 4 letters
Ann Patchett's second novel, 4 letters
Big White House occupant, 4 letters
Bryan defeater, 1908, 4 letters
Chief Justice appointed by Harding, 4 letters
Chief justice before Hughes, 4 letters
Chief Justice in the 1920's, 4 letters
Chief Justice of the 1920s, 4 letters
Dollar Diplomacy president, 4 letters
Dollar diplomacy proponent, 4 letters
Eisenhower's rival for the 1952 nomination, 4 letters
Eli president (1909-13), 4 letters
Ex-president who swore in Hoover, 4 letters
Famously obese president, 4 letters
First president buried at Arlington National Cemetery, 4 letters
First president to occupy the Oval Office, 4 letters
First president to take up golf, 4 letters
Follower of Roosevelt, 4 letters
For whom Sherman was veep, 4 letters
Four-letter presidential name, 4 letters
Hartley's cosponsor, 4 letters
He swore in Herbert Hoover, 4 letters
He was 27th in command, 4 letters
Heaviest U.S. President, 4 letters
Heavy-set U.S. president, 4 letters
Hefty chief justice, 4 letters
Helen ___, 27th president's first lady (1909-13), 4 letters
Hotel in The Graduate, 4 letters
Important name in Ohio, 4 letters
Last mustachioed president, 4 letters
Last president to sport a mustache, 4 letters
Mr. Republican of the old G.O.P., 4 letters
Mustachioed president, 4 letters
Ohio political name, 4 letters
Ohio political surname, 4 letters
Only man to be U.S. Pres. and Chief Jst., 4 letters
Only man to be U.S. President and Chief Justice, 4 letters
Only man to serve as U.S. President and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, 4 letters
Only president to also serve as chief justice of the Supreme Court, 4 letters
Only President to become Chief Justice, 4 letters
Only President to sit on the Supreme Court, 4 letters
Only president who was also chief justice, 4 letters
Our last mustachioed president, 4 letters
Our portliest president, 4 letters
Political heavyweight of the early 20th century, 4 letters
Portliest president, 4 letters
President after Teddy Roosevelt, 4 letters
President and later-to-be chief justice, 4 letters
President and Supreme Court justice, 4 letters
President before Wilson, 4 letters
President before Woodrow Wilson, 4 letters
President between Roosevelt and Wilson, 4 letters
President defeated by Wilson, 4 letters
President from Cincinnati, 4 letters
President from Ohio, 4 letters
President from Ohio: 1909-13, 4 letters
President just before Wilson, 4 letters
President known as Big Bill, 4 letters
President that sat on the Supreme Court, 4 letters
President who became Chief Justice, 4 letters
President who frequently got stuck in the bathtub, 4 letters
President who later became Chief Justice, 4 letters
President who later served as chief justice, 4 letters
President who served on the Supreme Court, 4 letters
President who was once Governor of Cuba, 4 letters
President who went on to become a Supreme Court justice, 4 letters
President whose father co-founded Yale's Skull and Bones, 4 letters
President William Howard, 4 letters
President-turned-Chief Justice, 4 letters
President/Chief Justice, 4 letters
Presidential heavyweight, 4 letters
Roly-poly president, 4 letters
Roosevelt's successor, 4 letters
Secretary of War Alphonso whose son later held the position, 4 letters
Secretary of War, 1904, 4 letters
Sherman served with him, 4 letters
Sherman was his veep, 4 letters
Successor of Roosevelt, 4 letters
Supersized president?, 4 letters
Teddy Roosevelt successor, 4 letters
The U.S.'s last mustachioed president, 4 letters
U.S. president and also chief justice, 4 letters
U.S. President who inaugurated baseball's 7th inning stretch, allegedly, 4 letters
U.S. president who later became chief justice, 4 letters
U.S. President William Howard, 4 letters
U.S. president, 1909-13, 4 letters
US Chief Justice 1921-30, 4 letters
US President and Chief Justice, 4 letters
White House heavyweight, 4 letters
William Howard or Robert, 4 letters
William Jennings Bryan opponent, 4 letters
Woodrow Wilson precessor, 4 letters
United States sculptor (1860-1936), 4 letters
Trust-busting period, 7 letters
Dollar Diplomacy politician and family, 5 letters
Mr. Republican and family, 5 letters
1909-'13 First Family, 5 letters
1909-1912 first family, 5 letters
Family of the 27th U.S. president, 5 letters
First family before the Wilsons, 5 letters
First family of 1910, 5 letters
First family of the early 20th century, 5 letters
First family of the early teens, 5 letters
First family when the Titanic sank, 5 letters
First Family, 1909-13, 5 letters
Five-generation political family, 5 letters
Former first couple, 5 letters
Former first family, 5 letters
Heavy president and family, 5 letters
Ohio political clan, 5 letters
Ohio political dynasty, 5 letters
Ohio political family, 5 letters
President William Howard et al., 5 letters
Roosevelts' successors as first family, 5 letters
White House occupants of 1910, 5 letters