A follower in Senate working for leading economist - the one thats not present Crossword Clue

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The hint for today's crossword puzzle is brought you by "Irish Times Crosaire" and the clue we are solving today is "A follower in Senate working for leading economist - the one thats not present".

Understanding Today's Crossword Puzzle

The clue "A follower in Senate working for leading economist - the one that's not present" leads us to the answer "ABSENTEE". Let's break down the clue to understand why this answer fits:

1. The clue starts with "A follower in Senate." This indicates that we are looking for a word that comes after the term "Senate."
2. Next, we have "working for leading economist." This suggests that the word we are looking for is associated with an economist and is an employee or supporter of that economist.
3. The clue ends with "the one that's not present." This implies that the word we seek refers to someone who is absent or missing.

Putting all these pieces together, we come up with the answer "ABSENTEE." Let's see how the elements of the clue match the answer:

1. "A follower in Senate" leads us to "SENATEE," which is someone who follows or is a member of the Senate.
2. "Working for leading economist" guides us to "BE," as an abbreviation for "economist." So, "Senate working for leading economist" becomes "SENATEEBE."
3. And finally, "the one that's not present" tells us to remove the letter "E" from "SENATEEBE," leaving us with "ABSENTEE."

Therefore, based on the clues and the resulting answer, we can conclude that "ABSENTEE" is the correct word for today's crossword puzzle. I hope this explanation helps you solve the crossword and enjoy the challenge!

Definition of "ABSENTEE"

a person who is expected or required to be present at a place or event but is not

Example :

an absentee from the match

absentee pupils

 The Crossword clue "A follower in Senate working for leading economist - the one thats not present" published 2 time/s & has 1 answer/s. 

Crossword	Date	Answer
Irish Times Crosaire	17 December 2019	ABSENTEE