Synonyms for potomac
pəˈtoʊ məkpo·tomac

Princeton's WordNet

1. Potomac, Potomac Rivernoun

   a river in the east central United States; rises in West Virginia in the Appalachian Mountains and flows eastward, forming the boundary between Maryland and Virginia, to the Chesapeake Bay

2. Potomacnoun

   term sometimes used to refer to Washington, D.C.

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1. • Washington
   • West Virginia
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1. Richard Stuart:

   I remember that day... my wife's eyes welled up, and I felt like I had been hit in the stomach. We said we were going to do whatever we can to make this right, nobody's gravestone should be used as RIPRAP on the Potomac.

2. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz:

   Indeed, the screaming you hear now from across the Potomac is the Washington cartel in full terror that the conservative grassroots are rising up.

3. Leader Pelosi at 11:45:

   Hillary Clinton loss's an urgency I can't resist, if Hillary Clinton had won... our Affordable Care Act would be protected and I could go home, you know, no one in California ever gets Potomac fever. We all always want to go home. But that didn't happen, sadly for our country. So, this is something that I feel all of my experience is geared to.

4. Brad Bannon:

   It’s the Potomac Fever -- if you get close to being president, you can’t get the smell off, and you’re always going to want to do it again.

5. Curt Viebranz:

   It's hard to believe, but only 50 years after his death, in the early 1850s, the home was in complete disrepair, a woman was taking a steamer (on the Potomac). It was the custom of the captain to ring the bell when he got in front of Mount Vernon. She looked up. She saw the shape of the house.