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Running mate   /rˈənɪŋ meɪt/   Listen
Running mate

noun
1.
A nominee for the lesser of two closely related political offices.






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"Running mate" Quotes from Famous Books



... English remittance-man here in the early days. The Smithsonian folks came down here and wanted to get someone to go out with them to collect desert specimens, rattlers, Gila monsters, hydrophobia skunks and such trash. Babe and Alkali Ike, his running mate, went with them. They took a good outfit, the Smithsonian folks did, and in one wagon they took a barrel of alcohol and dumped the reptiles into it as fast as they found them. They got a good bunch, little by little, snakes and horned toads and hydrophobia skunks. In about two ...
— Still Jim • Honore Willsie Morrow

... Ill-luck was his running mate. He engaged with responsible parties to run whisky across the line by way of precarious and unknown trails, lost his Indian guides, and had the very first outfit confiscated by the Mounted Police. Numerous other misfortunes tended to make him bitter ...
— The God of His Fathers • Jack London

... in the world—in horses. Just about impossible in temperament and movement, let alone looks. Most men are lucky if they get, like Henderson, a running mate." ...
— Baddeck and That Sort of Thing • Charles Dudley Warner



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