- VEEPS
- LBJ and GHWB, for two
- Some board members, slangily
- Prexies' underlings
- Running mates
- Number-two execs
- They're 2nd in command
- Joe, Dick, Al, et al.
- #2 men
- Al and Dick, lately
- Many of them have gone on to become president
- RMN and LBJ, consecutively
- Some execs
- Senate tie breakers, briefly
- Mondale and Quayle, once
- Nixon and Ford
- Thomas, Dick and Harry
- Many future presidents, as it turned out
- FDR had three of them
- Cheney and Gore
- Seconds-in-command
- Some officers
- They're number two
- Company officers
- Joe Biden and predecessors
- Corporate officers
- #2's
- Many bank employees
- #2 executives, for short
- Dallas and Fairbanks, for two
- Boardroom execs
- Some company execs
- Barkley and his successors.
- Barkley and Nixon.
- V. P.'s
- Barkley and others.
- Barkley et al.
- D.C. officials
- Rockefeller and others
- Number 2's
- Number twos
- Johnson and Johnson, e.g.
- Some seconds
- Dick and Al, recently
- Cheney and Harris, informally
- Dick Cheney et al.
- #2 execs
- Quayle and Gore, once
- RMN and LBJ, formerly
- Pols Chaney and Gore
- H.H.H. and L.B.J., once
- Second-in-command execs.
- White House No. 2s
- No. 2s in Washington
- Nixon and Johnson, slangily
- Gore and Burr, slangily
- Pols Cheney and Biden
- No. 2 execs
- Vice presidents, informally
- No. 2 people
- Burr and 37 Down
- They're #2
- Harris and Gore, informally, e.g.
- Corporate bigwigs
- Heads of departments, say
- Company high-ups
- Al Gore and Joe Biden, e.g.
- High-level execs
- High-level backups
- Biden, Pence and Harris, for three
