VETO

Presidential refusal

• ___ power (presidential privilege set forth in Article 1, Section 7 of the Constitution)

• Big Brother\'s Power of ___

• A certain thumbs down

• A presidential power

• Annul

• Apt anagram of 'vote'

• Authoritative prohibition

• Bill blocker

• Bill kill

• Bill killer, often

• Bill sinker

• Bill squelcher

• Bill stopper

• Bill-blocking maneuver

• Bill-blocking measure

• Bill's setback

• Block

• Block in Washington

• Block, as a bill

• Bush whack?

• Challenge to Congress

• Checks-and-balances option

• Chief executive act

• Clinton cancellation

• Clinton denial

• Clinton's option

• Congress-thwarting move

• Controversial line item

• Controversial line-item power

• Decline to sign

• Denial

• Disallow

• Emphatic no

• Emphatic rejection

• Executive nix

• Executive rejection

• Executive turndown

• Forbid

• Give a thumbs down to

• Governor's option

• Governor's power

• Governor's prerogative

• Governor's rejection

• Governor's turndown

• Gubernatorial right

• Gubernatorial turndown

• High-level denial

• I forbid: L.

• Interdiction

• It can be overridden by Congress

• It will kill the bill

• Ixnay

• Just say no

• Keep from going through

• Kibosh

• Kill a bill

• Kill bills

• Kill, as a bill

• Kill, in a way

• Kind of power

• Latin for 'I forbid'

• Latin word meaning I forbid

• Legislative turndown

• Line-item ___

• Line-item item

• Line-item power

• Literally, I forbid

• Nix

• Nix a la Nixon

• Nix bills

• Nix by Nixon, e.g.

• Nix from Nixon

• Nix from Nixon, e.g.

• Nix from Nixon, say

• Nix from the governor

• Nix from the President, e.g.

• Nix, in the Oval Office

• Nix, presidentially

• Nix, to Nixon

• Nixon nix, once

• Nullify

• Obama cancellation

• Obama's option

• Officially reject, as a legislative bill

• One of 37 cast by Bill Clinton

• Oval Office power

• Override subject

• Overrule

• Overrule, UN style

• Pocket ___

• Pocket item?

• Pocket or line-item follower

• Pork chop?

• Power that means I forbid in Latin

• Power to kill a bill

• Power to reject

• Power used only three times by George W. Bush

• President's no

• President's prerogative

• President's refusal

• President's rejection

• Presidential no

• Presidential thumbs down

• Presidential act

• Presidential action

• Presidential blackball

• Presidential move

• Presidential power

• Presidential prerogative

• Presidential privilege

• Presidential prohibition

• Presidential rejection

• Presidential thumbs-down

• Presidential turndown

• Preventive power

• Prohibit

• Prohibit, presidentially

• Put the kibosh on

• Quash

• Quash, as a bill

• Quash, in a way

• Reagan's rejection

• Reagan's right

• Refuse to approve

• Refuse to endorse

• Refuse to sign

• Refuse to sign, in a way

• Reject

• Reject, as a bill

• Reject, as legislation

• Reject, in a way

• Say nyet

• Say nay to

• Say no to, as a bill

• Security Council power

• Subject of an override

• Subject oneself to an override attempt

• Tempt an override

• Turn down

• Turn down officially

• Turn thumbs down

• Ultimate no

• Washington no

• West Wing threat

• White House no

• White House rejection

• A vote that blocks a decision

• The power or right to prohibit or reject a proposed or intended act esp the power of a chief executive to reject a bill passed by the legislature