Synonyms for roe
roʊroe

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1. roe, hard roenoun

   fish eggs or egg-filled ovary; having a grainy texture

   Synonyms:
   hard roe

2. roenoun

   eggs of female fish

   Synonyms:
   hard roe

3. roenoun

   the egg mass or spawn of certain crustaceans such as the lobster

   Synonyms:
   hard roe

4. roenoun

   the eggs or egg-laden ovary of a fish

   Synonyms:
   hard roe

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1. • Egg
   • Seafood
   • Spawn

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1. roenoun

   Synonyms:
   roebuck (capreolus dorcas)

2. roenoun

   Synonyms:
   spawn of fishes

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1. roenoun

   Synonyms:
   roebuck, ova, spawn (of fishes)

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1. List of paraphrases for "roe":

   rde, re, sos, rave, roes, rcp, ir, edr, xb, wat, er

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1. Brett Kavanaughs:

   As a general proposition I understand the importance of the precedent set forth in Roe v. Wade.

2. Gary Peters:

   This vacancy reinforces the stakes of this year’s election and why we must defend and expand our Democratic Senate majority with the power to confirm Supreme Court justices, protecting Roe v. Wade, coverage for pre-existing conditions, workers’ rights and so many other issues central to the lives of every American are all on the line.

3. Mandela Barnes:

   Democratic Senate is so broken, but I refuse to be discouraged, let Build Back Better be clear, this moment is bigger than one senator or one piece of legislation. Build Back Better's Build Back Better today, but tomorrow it could be legislation to expand voting rights, to stop climate change, or to permanently make Roe v. Wade law of the land.

4. Bernie Sanders:

   There’s a strong possibility he’d overturn Roe v. Wade, and I do not want to be a party to what happens.

5. Bernie Sanders:

   What Roe v. Wade was about is that women and their male allies were saying, 'You know what, on these issues, it should be with the individual, the woman, the family, the doctor, to make these decisions and not the government. That's a choice for a woman,'.