Synonyms for carter
ˈkɑr tərcarter

Princeton's WordNet

1. Carter, Howard Carternoun

   Englishman and Egyptologist who in 1922 discovered and excavated the tomb of Tutankhamen (1873-1939)

2. Carter, Jimmy Carter, James Earl Carter, James Earl Carter Jr., President Carternoun

   39th President of the United States (1924-)

3. carternoun

   someone whose work is driving carts

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1. • Egyptologist
   • President Of The United States
   • Worker

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   crankcase, -carter

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1. Lawrence Moore:

   Given the several decades That Sanders's been in politics, I don't think that That Sanders has the relationships with our community that That Sanders should have, i'm still very impressed by That Sanders positions on issues, but many other people have had those same positions. Sometimes Sanders' supporters act like That Sanders invented the idea of universal health care. But when I was in college at the University of South Carolina, I backed Ted Kennedy's 1980 presidential campaign against Jimmy Carter. I did so partly because of Kennedy's understanding that we need universal health care. And that idea had already been around before Ted Kennedy.

2. Andrew Levy:

   Carter's plans look more like a pilot for mass emancipation, king Carter was having to think through these issues.

3. Defense Ash Carter:

   Iraqi-led and US-supported, it's important that it be launched at a time when it can succeed and so I think the important thing is that it get done when it can be done successfully. Even if I knew exactly when that was going to be I wouldn't tell Defense Ash Carter.

4. Donald Trump:

   They used Carter Page as a foil in order to surveil a candidate for the presidency of the United States.

5. Woodrow Wyatt:

   I heard quite a good joke. President Carter,President Nixon and President Jack Kennedy were all in a ship sailing on a cruise when suddenly there was an awful explosion and the order was given to abandon ship and to get to the lifeboats. President Carter cried out, 'Women and children first'. President Nixon cried out, 'Fuck the women and children', and President Kennedy cried, 'Is there time?