Biden
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- proper noun
- /ˈbaɪdən/
- Many Americans are hopeful that President Biden will unite the country and address key issues.
- President Biden
- Joe Biden
- Biden said
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Watch on YouTubeSo if we have four more years of Biden, Harris, Harris.
- So if we have four more years of Biden, Harris, Harris.
- Why should people vote for Biden if they are a minority?
- It was a test for Joe Biden, and Joe Biden failed.
- When, when he saw this, Joe Biden was like, hey, that's my move.
- So the American jobs plan from Joe Biden, it has three focuses.
- So if you think that it's about Biden versus Trump, it's not.
- Joe Biden, maybe Jill Biden, how low can we go?
Examples
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But was this sufficient to put Biden in the White House?
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It's still terrible news for Joe Biden in Wisconsin.
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I believe Joe Biden will win this election.
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And Joe, I am telling you, Joe Biden, come on.
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Well, according to Joe Biden, it's on.
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So the American jobs plan from Joe Biden, it has three focuses.
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Also overnight Joe Biden pulled ahead in the state of Georgia.
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National politics are coming to Wayne County; Biden will be in Wooster Tuesday.
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There is a decent, honorable man," Biden said of the Virginia Democratic Senate candidate.
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Dear President Biden.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Biden is the family name of Joseph R. Biden Jr., the 46th President of the United States. A helpful way to remember Biden is to think of the old word bide, meaning 'to stay' or 'wait', so the name points to the family name used for that person.