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lord of gingerbread

lord of gingerbread noun: one who is showy but lacking substance or real authority.

Noun

lord of gingerbread (plural lords of gingerbread)

  1. (idiomatic, obsolete) One who is showy but lacking substance or real authority.

Synonyms of lord of gingerbread

Forms of lord of gingerbread

plurallords of gingerbread

Questions about lord of gingerbread

What does lord of gingerbread mean?
Lord of gingerbread means one who is showy but lacking substance or real authority.
What part of speech is lord of gingerbread?
Lord of gingerbread is a noun.
What is the plural of lord of gingerbread?
The plural of lord of gingerbread is lords of gingerbread.

Words near lord of gingerbread in the dictionary

  1. Lord Mayor's fool
  2. Lord Mayors
  3. lord mesne
  4. Lord Muck
  5. lord of all one surveys
  6. lord of gingerbread
  7. Lord of Hosts
  8. Lord of Lords
  9. Lord of Misrule
  10. lord of the flies
  11. lord of the manor

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