Synonyms for caucus
ˈkɔ kəscau·cus

Princeton's WordNet

1. caucusverb

   a closed political meeting

2. caucusverb

   meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

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1. • Meet

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1. List of paraphrases for "caucus":

   caucuses, huddle, forum, group

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1. Peter Brown:

   He is the candidate of the Democratic left, against his own party’s bosses and their prized presidential candidate, Secretary Hillary Clinton, sanders has seized the momentum by offering a message more in line with disproportionately liberal primary and caucus voters.

2. Mick Mulvaney:

   That story got a little blown out of proportion, it's been an interesting process. I went to go talk to the Freedom Caucus about health care a couple weeks back. They knew what the deal was. The deal was that I'm just on a different team right now. But it's good competition. It's a real collegial thing still.

3. Former Rep. John Delaney:

   It's clear to me on Monday, on caucus night, I will not have sufficient support to get to the 15 % viability threshold... that is needed to get delegates out of Iowa.

4. John Yarmuth:

   We have some members I believe in the caucus who believe in the theory that you can spend whatever you want to spend. And I don't think that's possible.

5. Jeff Kaufmann:

   I'm a rural guy. I'm a history teacher. I like traditions. The candidates chose to not go with this tradition, so now we're going to make the most important tradition, which is our Caucus, we're going to make it the absolute best Caucus that we've ever had.