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Gang of Six

Gang of Six proper noun: various bipartisan groups in the United States Senate working on health care, fiscal policy, and immigration.

Proper noun

the Gang of Six

  1. (US, informal) Various bipartisan groups in the United States Senate working on health care, fiscal policy, and immigration.
    • First Washington had the Gang of Six, six senators seeking a bipartisan agreement on reducing the nation's debt.2012 November 14, Sophie Quinton, “Michael Bennet: Debt Deal Depends on Boehner-Obama Agreement”, in The Atlantic

Forms of Gang of Six

alternative formgang of six

Questions about Gang of Six

What does Gang of Six mean?
Gang of Six means various bipartisan groups in the United States Senate working on health care, fiscal policy, and immigration.
What part of speech is Gang of Six?
Gang of Six is a proper noun.

Words near Gang of Six in the dictionary

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