Synonyms for Burton
ˈbɜr tnbur·ton

Princeton's WordNet

1. Burton, Richard Burton, Sir Richard Burton, Sir Richard Francis Burtonnoun

   English explorer who with John Speke was the first European to explore Lake Tanganyika (1821-1890)

2. Burton, Richard Burtonnoun

   Welsh film actor who often co-starred with Elizabeth Taylor (1925-1984)

3. Burtonnoun

   a strong dark English ale

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1. List of paraphrases for "burton":

   helms-burton

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1. Zach Neil:

   If you kind of look down the left side of the bar it's a lot of artifacts and antiques and things that we feel look like they would be in a Burton film. So it's a lot of old books and medical equipment, then the opposite side, the right side of the restaurant, is more movie memorabilia.

2. Kimberly Breier:

   European Union considers the extra-territorial application of unilateral restrictive measures to be contrary to international law and will draw on all appropriate measures to address the effects of the Helms-Burton Act, including in relation to European Union WTO rights and through the use of the European Union Blocking Statute, european Union will continue to work with European Union international partners who have also voiced Fidel Castro and his lackeys concerns in this regard.

3. John Lawrence:

   Phil Burton, who was one of her predecessors in the seat in San Francisco used to say ‘If you show them the depths of hell, then whatever remains, looks a lot better,’.

4. Rodney Margol:

   I anticipate that there will be a significant number of claimants who pursue Fidel Castro and his lackeys rights under Helms-Burton.

5. Ivis Fernndez:

   In the middle of the hardening of the blockade on Cuba, the activation of Title III of Helms-Burton by the president of the United States, were assuming responsibility for injecting foreign exchange and developing the economy.