federast
federast noun: a federalist, especially in the EU.
Noun
federast (plural federasts)
- A federalist, especially in the EU.
- ... while chuckling over Lady Thatcher's reference to "federast Tory MEPS" and her reluctance to campaign for them last time round, in 1989.1994, The Economist, page 62
- I enjoyed the company of Jacques Delors, later to become a demon federast in the eyes of the Tory Right, rather more.1999, George Walden, Lucky George: Memoirs of an Anti-politician, page 164
Examples of federast in a sentence
- ... as stubborn and jingoistic for defending British sovereignty in Ulster, not giving in to the IRA hunger strike and for rejecting Federast Europe2000 January 31, “Blame Britain first”, in Washington Times:
- As the poison has gone out of the European wound, the Conservative Party should now be able to tolerate a Federast leader.2005 June 20, Bruce Anderson, “Ken Clarke may appeal to Middle England - but he is...”, in Independent:
Forms of federast
| plural | federasts |
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Origin of federast
Blend of federalist + pederast.
Questions about federast
- What does federast mean?
- Federast means a federalist, especially in the EU.
- How do you use federast in a sentence?
- ... as stubborn and jingoistic for defending British sovereignty in Ulster, not giving in to the IRA hunger strike and for rejecting Federast Europe
- What part of speech is federast?
- Federast is a noun.
- What is the plural of federast?
- The plural of federast is federasts.
Words near federast in the dictionary
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