Associations to the word «Senator»
Noun
- Hillary
- Ottawa
- Dole
- Congressman
- Senate
- Seniority
- Mccarthy
- Republican
- Sumner
- Fowler
- Harrisburg
- Reelection
- Mcconnell
- Sexton
- Caucus
- Nominee
- Legislature
- Kerry
- Candidacy
- Democrat
- Byrd
- Subcommittee
- Primary
- Clinton
- Deputy
- Impeachment
- Representative
- Dodd
- Vacancy
- Elect
- Cabot
- Bronson
- Legislator
- Ted
- Bernie
- Benton
- Kennedy
- Lindsey
- Hatfield
- Hartmann
- Gaius
- Outfielder
- Endorsement
- Taft
- Smart
- Levin
- Gore
- Governor
- Nomination
- Lyndon
- Statehood
- Vermont
- Hearing
- Consul
- Ratification
- Keating
- Vote
- Shrike
- Platt
- Delegate
- Baseman
- Gael
- Humphrey
- Candidate
- Legislation
- Elector
- Td
- Tiberius
- Hiram
- Roscoe
- Shortstop
- Rhode
- Twins
- Sanders
- Aide
- Truman
- Nixon
- Pell
- Cory
- Populist
- Lucius
- Appropriation
- Delaware
- Cochran
- Seward
Adjective
Wiktionary
SENATOR, noun. A member, normally elected, in the house or chamber of a legislature called a senate. The legislatures of the United States and Canada have senators.
SENATOR, noun. (historical) A position in government held in ancient Rome by experienced, elder officials as advisors or consultants for younger, less experienced functionaries.
SENATOR, noun. A member of the king's council.
Dictionary definition
SENATOR, noun. A member of a senate.
Wise words
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