Synonyms for TEXAS
ˈtɛk səstexas

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1. Texasnoun

   Synonyms:
   Lone Star State

2. texasnoun

   the top-most cabin deck on a steamboat

   1866: New Albany Ledger, October 6 (describing the steamboat Robert E. Lee)

   Synonyms:
   Lone Star State

Princeton's WordNet

1. Texas, Lone-Star State, TXnoun

   the second largest state; located in southwestern United States on the Gulf of Mexico

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1. List of paraphrases for "texas":

   tx, texan, texas-based, tex

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1. John Wittman:

   These comments are disgusting and have no place in the Republican Party or in public discourse, spreading conspiracy theories that the murder was staged simply defies reality ; it is irresponsible, and unbecoming of anyone who holds a position in the Texas GOP.

2. Steve Vladeck:

   There's no question that the Buffalo shooting video drives home both the stakes of the HB 20 dispute and what's wrong with HB 20 itself, if any Texas-based account reposted or rebroadcast the Twitch stream, taking that down would, on my reading, clearly violate HB 20. When you deprive social media platforms of the ability to moderate content, you are all but guaranteeing that they will be awash in violent, inappropriate, and otherwise objectionable posts.

3. Shannon Watts:

   We see gun safety as a winning issue in Texas as the state becomes younger and more diverse and because there has been a huge amount of gun violence in the state.

4. Peter Loop:

   As I look out the window (of my office), I can see cars with license plates all of different places: Arizona, California, Texas, Alabama, people are moving here just to work in the industry.

5. Ted Cruz:

   I understood that my recounting in my book A Time for Truth the threats he made in the 2009 Texas Attorney General race—and the disparaging remarks he made about President George H.W. Bush—would cause him some discomfort, but I never imagined that his response would be a straight-out falsehood. It's disappointing; this is why people are so cynical about politics, because too many people are willing to lie.