Synonyms for Anaheim
ˈæn əˌhaɪmana·heim

Princeton's WordNet

1. Anaheimnoun

   a city in southern California (southeast of Los Angeles); site of Disneyland

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1. • California
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1. Bruce Boudreau:

   Let's not forget that we haven't held the lead for more than 10 minutes all series, and we're up 3-0, this could very easily be the other way, and then you guys would be saying, 'I told you that Anaheim team wasn't that good.'.

2. Walker Buehler:

   Him being in Anaheim for so long, I don’t know if any of us could have imagined he’d be wearing our uniform, but a big hit for us tonight, and obviously we’re excited to have him in there.

3. Ray Ferraro:

   It’s going to be hard for Anaheim to take as big a step as they’ve taken already apparently in the first 20 games, troy Terry’s not going to score every game, although it sure seems like he’s going to. They’re going to need offense past that top line, and will they get it?

4. Bob Murray:

   I want to apologize to anyone adversely affected by my behavior. I vow to make changes to my life, starting with enrolling in a treatment program, i want to thank Henry and Susan Samueli, and Michael Schulman, as working for Susan Samueli has been one of the highlights of my career. As I step away from the Anaheim Ducks, I will focus my attention on where it should be : improving my life for the betterment of my family and friends.

5. The Red Sox:

   His home run in Game 5 of the 1986 ALCS was a signature moment in Red Sox history, we shared his unbridled joy when he hopped into the air as the ball cleared the fence in Anaheim. Hendu played just two seasons in Boston, but we always regarded him as one of us and are grateful for the time we were able to enjoy his talent and infectious personality. Everywhere he went, Henderson made friends. He was a great ambassador for our game, and we have lost him far too soon.