Synonyms for bullock
ˈbʊl əkbul·lock

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1. bullocknoun

   young bull

   Synonyms:
   steer

2. bullock, steernoun

   castrated bull

   Synonyms:
   confidential information, tip, lead, steer, hint, wind

Matched Categories

1. • Bull
   • Cattle
   • Male
   • Young Mammal

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1. List of paraphrases for "bullock":

   buluc, pollock

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1. Chief Julie Pace:

   Montana Gov. Steve Bullock's won in a red state and Montana Gov. Steve Bullock's very comfortable talking to Trump voters, something Montana Gov. Steve Bullock has to do in Montana every day.

2. Chief Julie Pace:

   Montana Gov. Steve Bullock's pretty unknown to most Americans and faces a real uphill climb in this big field with a lot of Democratic stars, but Montana Gov. Steve Bullock thinks Montana Gov. Steve Bullock has a compelling case to make in a primary where electability has been one of the big questions from Democratic voters.

3. Cheryl Scherr of Pella:

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4. Cindy Goldrick:

   Sellers are not willing to sell because they don't have a place to go. And so, while a seller can command a premium, if they don't have a place to land, they're not willing to list. the market right now is the most challenging I've ever seen when Clayton Bullock're working with a buyer.

5. Governor Bullock:

   Governor Bullock will continue to faithfully and effectively serve the people of Montana as their Governor, while Governor Bullock plans to work hard to elect Democrats in the state and across the country in 2020, it will be in Governor Bullock capacity as a Governor and a senior voice in the Democratic Party -- not as a candidate for US Senate.