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washington
'wɑʃɪŋtʌn
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  1. noun
    a state in northwestern United States on the Pacific

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    evergreen state wa wash.
  2. noun
    United States educator who was born a slave but became educated and founded a college at Tuskegee in Alabama (1856-1915)

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    booker t. washington booker taliaferro washington
  3. noun
    the federal government of the United States

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    capital
  4. noun
    1st President of the United States; commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolution (1732-1799)

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    george washington president washington
  5. noun
    the capital of the United States in the District of Columbia and a tourist mecca; George Washington commissioned Charles L'Enfant to lay out the city in 1791

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    american capital capital of the united states washington d.c.
Parts of washington
  • "vancouver"
  • "columbia"
  • "columbia river"
  • "snake river"
  • "adams"
  • "bellingham"
  • "cape flattery"
  • "capital of washington"
  • "yakima"
  • "walla walla"
  • "pacific northwest"
  • "tacoma"
  • "aberdeen"
  • "puget sound"
  • "rainier"
  • "scablands"
  • "seattle"
  • "snake"
  • "spokane"
  • "inland passage"
  • "inside passage"
  • "kennewick"
  • "lake chelan"
  • "mount adams"
  • "mount rainier"
  • "mount rainier national park"
  • "mount saint helens"
  • "mount st. helens"
  • "mount tacoma"
  • "mt. rainier"
  • "mt. st. helens"
  • "north cascades national park"
  • "olympia"
  • "olympic national park"
  • "the hill"
  • "capitol"
  • "capitol hill"
  • "lincoln memorial"
  • "georgetown"
  • "white house"
  • "washington monument"
  • "capitol building"
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