Plum Book
Plum Book proper noun: united States Government Policy and Supporting Positions, a publication listing presidentially appointed positions within the federal government.
Proper noun
the Plum Book
- United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions, a publication listing presidentially appointed positions within the federal government.
Origin of Plum Book
From the color of its cover, and perhaps a pun on plum (“a cushy position, a sinecure”).
Questions about Plum Book
- What does Plum Book mean?
- Plum Book means united States Government Policy and Supporting Positions, a publication listing presidentially appointed positions within the federal government.
- What part of speech is Plum Book?
- Plum Book is a proper noun.
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