Associations to the word «Gop»
Noun
- Romney
- Republican
- Primary
- Nominee
- Rockefeller
- Caucus
- Democrat
- Candidacy
- Moderate
- Landslide
- Reelection
- Endorsement
- Trump
- Incumbent
- Reagan
- Strategist
- Taft
- Nomination
- Candidate
- Eisenhower
- Congressman
- Voter
- Winthrop
- Nixon
- Cheney
- Stronghold
- Dole
- Polling
- Shreveport
- Medicare
- Libertarian
- Poll
- Ballot
- Delegate
- Senate
- Dewey
- Senator
- Challenger
- Governorship
- Chairman
- Convention
- Bastion
- Margin
- Rollins
- Castor
- Conservative
- Optimization
- Lyons
- Asher
- Vote
- Arkansas
- Runoff
- Bush
- Steele
- Louisiana
- Memo
- Hoover
- Ticket
- Precinct
- Clinton
- Hillary
- Governor
- Cain
- Campaign
- Debate
- Donor
- Roosevelt
- Election
- Reconstruction
- Clements
- Bid
- Party
- Lutheran
- Marketplace
- Header
- Faction
- Contender
- Ronald
- Fundraising
- Truman
- Grover
- Affiliation
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
GOP, proper noun. (US) "Grand Old Party", the Republican Party, one of the two major political parties in the United States.
Dictionary definition
GOP, noun. The younger of two major political parties in the United States; GOP is an acronym for grand old party.
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