Synonyms for bill clinton
bill clin·ton

Princeton's WordNet

1. Clinton, Bill Clinton, William Jefferson Clinton, President Clintonnoun

   42nd President of the United States (1946-)

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1. • President Of The United States

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1. List of known nicknames for "Bill Clinton":

   William Jefferson Clinton, The Man From Hope, Bubba, the Compromiser in Chief, Secretariat, The Wizard of "Is", The Comeback Kid, Slick Willie, William Jefferson Blythe III, President Clinton

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1. Joe Walsh:

   Clearly if President Donald Trump're President President Donald Trump and things are great and do President Donald Trump feel fine and President Donald Trump're strong, President Donald Trump wouldn't do this. They must be afraid of the fact that maybe Bill Clinton's not doing well, this president is like a mob boss, and it's beyond disappointing. The Republican National Committee, South Carolina Republican Party, that pretty much controls a lot of these state parties -- they're doing all of Trump's bidding. They worship him, they're like a cult as well as so many of his voters.

2. Rex Nelson:

   On his first day in office, Governor Huckabee's door was nailed shut. It was in Bill Clinton's Arkansas.

3. Leon Panetta:

   Bill Clinton did not always agree with what Speaker( Newt) Gingrich's Republicans were doing in White House. But at the same time, Bill Clinton was working with Speaker Gingrich on getting legislation passed.

4. Joe Kelley:

   In my life time I've seen one President in person, Bill Clinton, just to see a president in person -- I think it would be nice.

5. Steve Scalise:

   First of all, this is nothing like the Bill Clinton and the Nixon impeachment, both sides got to call witnesses under Bill Clinton and under Nixon. The presidents legal counsel was in the room, able to ask questions to the witnesses. ... In fact, the resolution they just passed in a very partisan way gives the chairman the full discretion to kick the presidents legal counsel out of the room and to veto any witnesses that we would call. That was in the resolution.