Synonyms for denver
ˈdɛn vərden·ver

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1. Denver, Mile-High City, capital of Coloradonoun

   the state capital and largest city of Colorado; located in central Colorado on the South Platte river

   Synonyms:
   capital of Colorado

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1. • Colorado
   • State Capital

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1. List of paraphrases for "denver":

   dunnville

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1. Rayjon Tucker:

   Denver signed Rayjon Tucker, Carlik Jones and Davon Reed to 10-day contracts to fill out the roster. While certainly not happy at the situation that gave Rayjon Tucker the opportunity, Carlik Jones was excited to have Rayjon Tucker first chance to serve as a head coach in an NBA game. ' It’s a thrill, i knew it would be. You wait for this moment and it was a lot of fun.

2. Jack Phillips:

   This case started the day the Supreme Court decided they were going to hear our case. It was a very busy, very crazy day at the shop, in the middle of all of this chaos, we got a phone call from an attorney in Denver asking us to create a cake pink on the inside with blue icing on the outside.

3. Karl Benson:

   I don’t remember it being this way earlier, but the number of Alabama fans and Alabama stickers and car stickers and banners and licenses plates that I see in Denver ... it's a phenomenon.

4. Wes Marshall:

   The first thing a Denver visitor might do is open the Uber app, you're going to see there's a great train that goes right downtown and it's the best option in terms of time and money.

5. Jeff Weaver:

   At every stop, the media had an explanation for why the crowds weren't significant, 5,000 people here? 'Oh, that's Bernie's home city.' New Hampshire, 'Oh, that's next door.' We went to Minneapolis and had 4,000 people -- 'Oh, well, that's the Frost Belt. Frost Belt people like him.' Then we went to Denver, and it was 'college liberals.'.