Synonyms for colbert
kɔlˈbɛr; ʒɑ̃col·bert

Princeton's WordNet

1. Colbert, Colbert butternoun

   butter creamed with parsley and tarragon and beef extract

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1. Stephen Colbert at PaleyFest:

   Colbert took the remarks in stride. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP I agree with what he said. He said it was a different time.now theres one subject, so people see your politics more when you do it now, but Im fine with that. I dont think theres anything wrong with saying this person is damaging the nation.

2. Ted Johnson:

   No candidate has really stumbled yet, but I would have to say that Jeb Bush's appearance on the debut of ‘Colbert’ was a missed opportunity, he seemed stuck a bit too much in ‘campaign’ mode and probably could have taken more opportunities at humor, like when Colbert made fun of the exclamation point on his logo.

3. Bill Carter:

   There's a bit of an addiction metaphor here because you can't quit President Donald Trump cold turkey, they're going to find it's tough to move on because the stories will continue to play out. I mean, Stephen Colbert'll criticize every single thing that Biden does, and there's the story of the insurrection. So until all of that becomes resolved, President Donald Trump will still be a massive story for everybody, including late-night.

4. Stephen Colbert ':

   We've finally come to the end of 'The Colbert Report,' nine great years, 1,447 wonderful episodes -- I've just got too many people to thank. So I'll just thank Mavis Staples. Mavis, if you could just call everybody tomorrow, that would be great. ... OK, that's the show. From eternity, I'm Stephen Colbert.

5. Bill Clinton:

   Stephen Colbert on CBS said : Examples of men who were not held accountable for their behavior, especially men in power with younger women or people who worked for them, is worthy of being readjudicated or adjudicated for the first time, no matter how long ago it happened.