grumbletonians
grumbletonians is the plural of grumbletonian.
Meaning of grumbletonian
Noun
grumbletonian (plural grumbletonians)
- Originally a member of the 17th-century Country Party; later a member of the opposition.
- He was often dis-guſted, and thought a Grumble-tonian; but there was no getting an inſight into his Proceedings. He’d be counted ſometimes (behind the Curtain) a High-Flyer, and Tory-rory-Ranter; yet, by his natural In-ſtinks, he inclined to be of the Low-Party: Some ſay he was of no Side, but...1722, The Rump Examin’d; with It’s Secrets Discover’d, and laid open, A. Moore, page 18
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- What is grumbletonians the plural of?
- Grumbletonians is the plural of grumbletonian.
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