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moss-troopers

moss-troopers is the plural of moss-trooper.

Meaning of moss-trooper

Noun

moss-trooper (plural moss-troopers)

  1. (historical) A member of a band of raiders or bandits who marauded the Scottish borders in the 17th century.

Questions about moss-troopers

What is moss-troopers the plural of?
Moss-troopers is the plural of moss-trooper.

Words near moss-troopers in the dictionary

  1. moss-hags
  2. moss-maiden
  3. moss-maidens
  4. moss-people
  5. moss-trooper
  6. moss-troopers
  7. moss-trooping
  8. moss-woman
  9. moss-women
  10. Mossad
  11. Mossadist

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