Kossack
Kossack noun: a member of the leftist US blogging community Daily Kos.
Noun
Kossack (plural Kossacks)
- A member of the leftist US blogging community Daily Kos.
- Opined one Kossack: "His blood is also on Bush's hands."2005 March 2, Dean Barnett, “Kos Party”, in The Weekly Standard
- The Kingpin had instructed his Kossack cultists to support Brown's Democratic primary rival, Paul Hackett.2006 June 25, David Brooks, “Respect Must Be Paid”, in The New York Times
Forms of Kossack
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Origin of Kossack
From Daily Kos (derived in turn from Kos, nickname of the blog's founder Markos Moulitsas) and cossack.
Questions about Kossack
- What does Kossack mean?
- Kossack means a member of the leftist US blogging community Daily Kos.
- What part of speech is Kossack?
- Kossack is a noun.
- What is the plural of Kossack?
- The plural of Kossack is Kossacks.
Words near Kossack in the dictionary
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