Glasgow magistrate
Glasgow magistrate noun: a salted herring.
Noun
Glasgow magistrate (plural Glasgow magistrates)
- A salted herring.
Forms of Glasgow magistrate
| plural | Glasgow magistrates |
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Origin of Glasgow magistrate
Hotten states: "When George IV. visited Scotland, a wag placed some salt herrings on the iron guard of the carriage belonging to a well-known Glasgow magistrate, who made one of a deputation to receive his Majesty."
Questions about Glasgow magistrate
- What does Glasgow magistrate mean?
- Glasgow magistrate means a salted herring.
- What part of speech is Glasgow magistrate?
- Glasgow magistrate is a noun.
- What is the plural of Glasgow magistrate?
- The plural of Glasgow magistrate is Glasgow magistrates.
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