Synonyms for patrick
ˈpæ trɪkpatrick

Princeton's WordNet

1. Patrick, Saint Patrick, St. Patricknoun

   Apostle and patron saint of Ireland; an English missionary to Ireland in the 5th century

Matched Categories

1. • Apostle
   • Patron Saint

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1. List of paraphrases for "patrick":

   lai-chiu, tangerine, patrizio, patricio, patrik

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1. Tomiko Brown-Nagin:

   She has vast and relevant legal experience, including in the criminal legal system. If she's confirmed to the court, there will be for the first time since Thurgood Marshall a justice with significant experience representing criminal defendants, ultimately, public defenders, which is the role that Patrick Jackson played for a couple of years, are an integral part of our legal system, ensuring due process and right to counsel for defendants protected by the Bill of Rights to the Constitution.

2. Dish CEO Joe Clayton:

   When the economy changes, consumers taste changes, technology changes, the competition changes, guess what ? Cox Communications CEO Patrick Esser better change, a lot of media companies don't want to change their business model.

3. Mickey Mouse:

   First off, Patrick Mahomes had great halftime adjustments by the coaches, i think some guys stepped up and talked and said, ‘ Let’s leave it all on the field and see what happens at the end of 30 minutes. ’ The guys responded. Everybody stepped up. Offensive line, everybody stepped up. We were able to find a way to win against a great football team.

4. Bryan Bishop:

   This is over, we will march on St. Patrick's Day.

5. Trevor Noah:

   I love those players and I love how African they are and how French they are. I don’t take their French-ness away, but I don’t think you need to take their African-ness away, that is what I love about America. America is not a perfect country, but what I love about this place is that people can still celebrate their identity in their American-ness. You can go to a St. Patrick’s Day parade in America celebrating that you are Irish.