Grundsow Lodge
Grundsow Lodge noun: an all-male event for playfully celebrating the Pennsylvania German language and culture, mostly associated with the Fancy Dutch culture and involving a crowned statue of a groundhog alongside traditions and imagery ironically inspired on Freemasonry.
Noun
Grundsow Lodge (plural Grundsow Lodges)
- An all-male event for playfully celebrating the Pennsylvania German language and culture, mostly associated with the Fancy Dutch culture and involving a crowned statue of a groundhog alongside traditions and imagery ironically inspired on Freemasonry.
- Synonyms:
- Groundhog Lodge
Synonyms of Grundsow Lodge
Forms of Grundsow Lodge
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Questions about Grundsow Lodge
- What does Grundsow Lodge mean?
- Grundsow Lodge means an all-male event for playfully celebrating the Pennsylvania German language and culture, mostly associated with the Fancy Dutch culture and involving a crowned statue of a groundhog alongside traditions and imagery ironically inspired on Freemasonry.
- What part of speech is Grundsow Lodge?
- Grundsow Lodge is a noun.
- What is the plural of Grundsow Lodge?
- The plural of Grundsow Lodge is Grundsow Lodges.
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