Synonyms for george washington
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1. Washington, George Washington, President Washingtonnoun

   1st President of the United States; commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolution (1732-1799)

   Synonyms:
   capital of the United States

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1. • President Of The United States
   • General

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1. List of known nicknames for "George Washington":

   The Father of the United States, The Father of Our Country, Town Destroyer, The American Fabius, Father of His Country, The American Cincinnatus

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1. William Ewart Gladstone:

   He is the purest figure in history. -- About George Washington

2. Patrick Hunter:

   The George Washington National Forest, Monongahela National Forest and Appalachian Trail are George Washington National Forest. The Administration was far too eager to trade them away for a pipeline conceived to deliver profit to The Administration developers, not gas to consumers, this pipeline is unnecessary and asking fracked gas customers to pay developers to blast this boondoggle through our public lands only adds insult to injury.

3. Mike Pompeo:

   They were some of the most special times in my life, george Washington has the famous quote that says,' I would rather be on my farm than be emperor of the world.' I think George Washington means that, too.

4. Larry Wilmore:

   Really, folks. How many more do we need? let's understand this number, OK? That's like if Bill Cosby drugged and raped every single U.S. President from George Washington to John F. Kennedy.

5. Douglas Bradburn:

   Right now the vast majority of the manuscript of George Washington is in the Library of Congress, but in fact about half of it is scattered all over the world.