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Adjective lobster-backed has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: lobster-backed Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Used to describe someone who is loyal or supportive of the British monarchy or the British government.
Example Sentence: The lobster-backed soldiers fought fiercely to protect their king. Related Products: British Monarchy Books Sense 2: Referring to the bright red coats worn by British soldiers during the American Revolutionary War.
Example Sentence: The lobster-backed troops faced fierce resistance from the American revolutionaries. Related Products: American Revolution Books Part of Speech: Noun Sense 1: A pejorative term used to refer to British soldiers during the American Revolutionary War due to their distinctive red coats.
Example Sentence: The colonists taunted the lobster-backs as they marched through the town. Related Products: American Revolution Books Sense 2: A term used to describe someone who blindly supports or follows a particular authority figure or government.
Example Sentence: He was considered a lobster-back for always defending the president's decisions. Related Products: Government Criticism Books For related products, you can search on Amazon. | ||||
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