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circle-A

circle-A noun: a symbol consiting of an overstruck A surrounded by a circle, representing anarchism.

circle-a: a symbol consiting of an overstruck A surrounded by a circle, representing anarchism
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Noun

circle-A

  1. A symbol consiting of an overstruck A surrounded by a circle, representing anarchism.

Origin of circle-A

The symbol is an acronym of the slogan "Anarchy is order", coined by French anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon.

Questions about circle-A

What does circle-A mean?
Circle-A means a symbol consiting of an overstruck A surrounded by a circle, representing anarchism.
What part of speech is circle-A?
Circle-A is a noun.

Words near circle-A in the dictionary

  1. circle the field
  2. circle the wagons
  3. circle time
  4. circle times
  5. circle up
  6. circle-A
  7. circle-ellipse problem
  8. circle-ish
  9. circle-jerk
  10. circle-jerks
  11. circle-strafe

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