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mayor

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Phonetic Respelling: [ mey-er, mair ]

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noun. the head of a city government

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Themayoris a powerful man.

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The mayor is a powerful man.

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What did the mayor say about pencils in the classroom?

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Where does the mayor say everyone should go?

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Who was once mayor of Spooksville?

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The townspeople were scared of the mayor.

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Where did the mayor offer for them to meet for the club?

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What did the mayor hand out on Saturday?

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What did Amelia Bedelia say when the mayor asked to add his two cents?

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What did the mayor do to try and help the people?

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The mayor said the event would evolve into a cherished tradition over time.

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Our town plans to build a memorial in honor of our first mayor.

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She triumphed in her race for mayor.

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What did the mayor say to do with the pumpkins?

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What new name did the mayor choose for the town of Swallow Falls?

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Who was the mayor of New Orleans at this time?

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Synonyms: Play

city manager; politician; city chief executive

Antonyms: Play

peasant; prisoner

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