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Orangeman

UK/ˈɒɹɪnd͡ʒmən/

Orangeman noun: a member of the Loyal Orange Institution or Orange Order, an international Protestant fraternal order advocating continued British rule over Northern Ireland.

Noun

Orangeman (plural Orangemen)

  1. A member of the Loyal Orange Institution or Orange Order, an international Protestant fraternal order advocating continued British rule over Northern Ireland.
  2. Any advocate of continued British rule over Northern Ireland, especially such Protestant advocates in Northern Ireland itself.

Antonyms of Orangeman

Forms of Orangeman

pluralOrangemen
alternative formOrange

Origin of Orangeman

From Orange (“title held by William III of England”) + -man.

Words formed from Orangeman

Questions about Orangeman

What does Orangeman mean?
Orangeman means a member of the Loyal Orange Institution or Orange Order, an international Protestant fraternal order advocating continued British rule over Northern Ireland.
What part of speech is Orangeman?
Orangeman is a noun.
How do you pronounce Orangeman?
Orangeman is pronounced /ˈɒɹɪnd͡ʒmən/ (UK).
What is the plural of Orangeman?
The plural of Orangeman is Orangemen.

Words near Orangeman in the dictionary

  1. orangeless
  2. orangelike
  3. orangelo
  4. orangelos
  5. orangely
  6. Orangeman
  7. Orangemen
  8. Orangemen's Day
  9. orangeness
  10. orangepill
  11. orangepilled

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