List of U.S. Presidential nicknames

This is a list of nicknames of U.S. Presidents:

George W. Bush: W, GW, Dubya, 43, Bush 43, Bush the Younger (or the Lesser), Baby Bush, Shrub, Uncurious George, Generalissimo el Busho (used by Ted Rall), King George II, Little George, Liberator of Baghdad, President Select

Bill Clinton: Slick Willie, Bubba, Commander-in-Briefs

George H. W. Bush: 41, Bush 41, Bush the Elder, Poppy, Résumé Candidate

Ronald Reagan: The Gipper, The Great Communicator, Ronnie Raygun, Teflon President

Jimmy Carter: Peanut Farmer

Gerald Ford: Jerry, Mr. Nice Guy

Richard Nixon: Tricky Dick, The Trickster

Lyndon B. Johnson: LBJ, Landslide Lyndon

John F. Kennedy: JFK, King of Camelot

Dwight D. Eisenhower: Ike

Harry S. Truman: Give 'Em Hell Harry, Haberdasher Harry

Franklin D. Roosevelt: FDR, That Man in the White House, Roosevelt II

Herbert Hoover: Hermit Author of Palo Alto, Great Humanitarian, Great Engineer

Calvin Coolidge: Silent Cal

Warren G. Harding: President Hardly

Woodrow Wilson: Schoolmaster in Politics, Coiner of Weasel Words

William Howard Taft: Big Bill

Theodore Roosevelt: Teddy, TR, Trustbuster, Rough Rider, Roosevelt I, the Cyclone Assemblyman, the Hero of San Juan Hill, that damned cowboy

William McKinley: Idol of Ohio, Stocking-footed Orator

Benjamin Harrison: White House Iceberg, Kid Gloves Harrison

Grover Cleveland: Hangman of Buffalo, Veto President, Uncle Jumbo

Chester A. Arthur: Gentleman Boss, Elegant Arthur

James A. Garfield: Preacher President, Boatman Jim

Rutherford B. Hayes: Old Eight to Seven, Rutherfraud

Ulysses S. Grant: U.S. Grant, Unconditional Surrender Grant

Andrew Johnson: Father of the Homestead Act, Tennessee Tailor

Abraham Lincoln: Honest Abe, the Log-Splitter, Great Emancipator

James Buchanan: Ten-cent Jimmy, Old Public Functionary

Franklin Pierce: Young Hickory of the Granite Hills

Millard Fillmore: His Accidency, Wool-Carder President

Zachary Taylor: Old Rough and Ready, Old Zach

James K. Polk: Young Hickory, Napoleon of the Stump

John Tyler: His Accidency

William Henry Harrison: Tippecanoe, Granny Harrison

Martin Van Buren: Machiavellian Belshazzar, Red Fox of Kinderhook, Little Magician

Andrew Jackson: Old Hickory, Hero of New Orleans

John Quincy Adams: Old Man Eloquent, King John the Second

James Monroe: Last of the Cocked Hats

James Madison: Father of the Constitution

Thomas Jefferson: Father of the Declaration of Independence

John Adams: His Rotundity, Atlas of Independence

George Washington: Father of His Country, Sword of the Revolution