Synonyms for new hampshire
ˈhæmp ʃər, -ʃɪərnew hamp·shire

Princeton's WordNet

1. New Hampshire, Granite State, NHnoun

   a state in New England; one of the original 13 colonies

2. New Hampshirenoun

   one of the British colonies that formed the United States

Matched Categories

1. • American State
   • Colony
   • United States

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1. Elizabeth Bennion:

   Symbolic politics have less to do with the specific policies people pass, and more to do with what they represent, as a young candidate and a millennial -- as somebody who has created a sense of optimism and moving forward for many people in the city of South Bend -- that seems to be what he represents to a lot of voters in Iowa and New Hampshire right now. A fresh start. And that symbolic politics matters a lot in a head of state.

2. Associated Press:

   Just a month after entering the race, Mr. Kasich is rising in the polls in New Hampshire, winning head-turning endorsements and drawing new voters to his events who were impressed with his debate performance last week. And his gains could have a significant ripple effect on the Republican primary in this state and beyond, because he is appealing to many of the same voters that former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida and Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey are targeting.

3. Lindsey Graham:

   I'm trying to concentrate on Iowa and New Hampshire. That's where I hope to breakthrough. I don't have the money to spend on national advertising, so I'll just keep being Lindsey Graham, do anything I can to get my message out.

4. Ray Buckley:

   Republicans have spent the past two years trashing Don Bolduc as an extremist who is completely out of touch with New Hampshire. I couldn’t agree more with them — and one so-called unity breakfast can’t hide the fact that even Republicans think that Bolduc is absolutely wrong for New Hampshire.

5. Jane Lane:

   I don't have a good count on it because he hasn't been here much, probably his base in Iowa is different -- is more of an evangelical base -- than we have here in New Hampshire.