Ron Weasley
Ron Weasley noun: a young man with red hair and freckles, especially one who is a forgotten or less important member of a trio.
Noun
Ron Weasley (plural Ron Weasleys)
- A young man with red hair and freckles, especially one who is a forgotten or less important member of a trio.
- PC Pemberton is far too young, still enjoying the power of his uniform. He has pale hair and freckles, the Ron Weasley of local policing.2016, Susie Steiner, Missing, Presumed, Random House Publishing Group
- OK, so actually Ragnar is an odd duck. He's like the Ron Weasley of Galt's Golden Trio. Francisco and John hog all the attention, though given how the narrative often filters through Hank and Dagny, this is understandable.2010, Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged, Shmoop, page 234
Forms of Ron Weasley
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Questions about Ron Weasley
- What does Ron Weasley mean?
- Ron Weasley means a young man with red hair and freckles, especially one who is a forgotten or less important member of a trio.
- What part of speech is Ron Weasley?
- Ron Weasley is a noun.
- What is the plural of Ron Weasley?
- The plural of Ron Weasley is Ron Weasleys.
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