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Other crossword clues for answer "GMAN"

GMAN
Certain agent
Agent under Wray
FBI figure
Fed
Law enforcement nickname purportedly coined by Machine Gun Kelly
MetLife Stadium athlete, in headlines
Crimebuster, for short
FBI agt.
Boardwalk Empire figure
Hoover sub, once
Govt. agent
109 down agent
Crime-fighting fed
Guy in the FBI
Crimebuster
Sting mastermind, informally
Fed. agent
Liddy's nickname, with "the"
FBI agent
FBI employee
Fed felon foiler
Federal law officer
FBI guy
Freeh subordinate
Hoover hiree
Freeh agent
Agent
Gangster movie hero, perhaps
Federal agent
Melvin Purvis, e.g.
Federal agent, for short
Gang Busters character
Crime fighter
Pulp buster
Crime buster, informally
Gangster film stock character
Big Apple gridder, informally
Hoover, for one
FBI guy, informally
Fibbie
Kidnapper nabber, maybe
Federal operative.
Government agent.
Investigator for Mr. Hoover.
F. B. I. operator.
He works for Mr. Hoover.
Special agent.
Federal investigator.
Government operative.
Government worker.
One of the "Feds."
Worker under Hoover.
Kind of sleuth.
Operative
Type of operative.
Hoover aide.
Agent of a kind.
U. S. agent
F.B.I. worker
Fed. Employee
Gangster's nemesis
Role for a Zimbalist
Relative of 4 Across
Federal agt.
Dillinger downer
J. E. H. was one
Justice Dept. employee
Dillinger's nemesis
J.E.H. agent
Role for Zimbalist Jr.
Dillinger catcher
Hoover employee?
Role for E. Zimbalist Jr.
Dillinger fighter
The X-Files extra
Gangster chaser
Pulp novel hero
Gangster follower
F.B.I. operative
Undercover type
F.B.I. investigator, slangily
Hood catcher
*Ace ___ Stories (old detective pulp magazine)
Old pulp fiction hero
Sting figure
Gangbuster
Agent under Hoover, informally
Gangster catcher, informally
F.B.I. agent, informally
F.B.I. worker, informally
Gangster tracker
Extra in 2009's "Public Enemies"
F.B.I. agent, in old slang
Mulder on "The X-Files," e.g., informally
Fed of a sort
New York footballer, slangily
Dillinger's pursuer
FBI fellow
Dillinger chaser
Extra on "The Untouchables"
Fed, e.g.
FBI operative, in slang
Male Fed
Ness, for one
ATF agent e.g.
Dillinger foe
Hoover was one
Bureau employee
FBI employee, slangily
Hoover employee, once
Donnie Brasco, for one
Hoover subordinate, once
Agt. under Hoover
FBI agent, slangily
J. Edgar Hoover, e.g., informally
FBI dude
Fed (9th)
Hood hunter
Bureau-crat?
Bureau member
Bureau agent
Gangbuster, informally