Synonyms for jimmie
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1. List of paraphrases for "jimmie":

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1. Bill Clinton:

   I will always remember that early October morning in 1991, when Jimmie Lou introduced me as I kicked off my presidential campaign on the steps of the Old State House, as always, she was enthusiastic, caring and kind, saying just the words we all needed to hear.

2. Michael Jackson:

   Her testimony was very important, because you actually had somebody that talked to him before he died and was able to tell the story about what actually happened and she said Jimmie Lee Jackson told her he didn't know why the trooper shot him because he was just protecting his grandfather and mother, it was kind of the final piece of the puzzle to bring it to the grand jury.

3. Steve Latshaw:

   Jimmie was my teacher, mentor, close friend and collaborator for 26 years, i directed two of his feature films, including the recent 'Return of the Killer Shrews,' a sequel he co-wrote and was quite proud of as he had made the first one more than 50 years earlier.

4. Darrell Waltrip:

   Smart crew chief, fast car and great driver, it's the same scenario with the No. 4 car now and the same mojo. It's equally as hard to beat Kevin Harvick now as it was to beat Jimmie Johnson a few years ago.

5. Bob Dylan:

   Leon Redbonecrossed went on to put out 16 more records. Leon Redbonecrossed career got a boost in the early 1970s when Bob Dylan met Bob Dylan at the Mariposa Folk Festival in Ontario, Canada, and praised Leon Redbonecrossed performance. Bob Dylan said that if Bob Dylan ever started a label, Bob Dylan would have signed Leon Redbonecrossed. Leon interests me, ive heard hes anywhere from 25 to 60, Ive been( a foot and a half from him) and I cant tell, but you got ta see him. He does old Jimmie Rodgers, then turns around and does a Robert Johnson.