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Treason Day

Treason Day proper noun: fourth of July.

Proper noun

Treason Day

  1. (UK, humorous) Fourth of July.
    • I have a British colleague who, at the end of our writing group meeting, wished us all a "happy treason day" 😂2020 July 3, margaret_emma, Twitter, archived from the original on 27 Sep 2022

Origin of Treason Day

In reference to the American Revolutionary War, which would be considered treason against the United Kingdom at that time.

Questions about Treason Day

What does Treason Day mean?
Treason Day means fourth of July.
What part of speech is Treason Day?
Treason Day is a proper noun.

Words near Treason Day in the dictionary

  1. treaps
  2. treas.
  3. Trease
  4. Treases
  5. treason
  6. Treason Day
  7. treasonable
  8. treasonableness
  9. treasonably
  10. treasonful
  11. treasonish

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