butcher's aprons
butcher's aprons is the plural of butcher's apron.
Meaning of butcher's apron
Noun
butcher's apron (plural butcher's aprons)
- The Union Jack, as a symbol of oppressive British nationalism.
- Mr Eamonn McCann, of the Derry Labour Party, said he had no objection to people waving the Union Jack in the Diamond; he had no liking for it, as he considered it as being a butcher's apron in places like Aden and Kenya and elsewhere.1969 March 31, Fergus Pyle, “Marchers attain Derry aim”, in The Irish Times, page 8
Noun capitalized: Butcher's Aprons
Butcher's Aprons
- plural of Butcher's Apron
Questions about butcher's aprons
- What is butcher's aprons the plural of?
- Butcher's aprons is the plural of butcher's apron.
- What part of speech is butcher's aprons?
- Butcher's aprons is a noun.
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