what is"Loyalistics"?
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In what context?\nDo you mean "Loyalists"?
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niglet\n\n(Slang, US, Pejoratives): One of many children (specifically uneducated or illegitimate) of Negro lineage. Often used with the implication or under the assumption that those of Negro descent have large numbers of children out of wedlock and do not properly educate those children. Because of its racist connotation, the word is considered to be offensive.
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I have never heard that term before.  What is your reference?
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Its called Daltonism.
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What's the defintion?\n\nWas Validictorian the word you were looking for?
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Dogbert\n\nfollowers call themselves Dogbert's New Ruling Class (DNRC)
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Luxembourger is the term- see the site below.  Under the category "Publications" it lists:\nBOOK - "Luxembourgers in the New World"\nNEWSPAPER - "Luxembourger Gazette"
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The proper word is "verbigeration".\nIt means "continuous repetition of certain stereotyped phrases [basically a form of mental illness".
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I'm Irish.\nFamous for:\ndrinking\nsense of humour\nfatalistic attitude\nOnly colony to violently overthrow the british Empire on our own\nAs Gaeilge (Irish language)\ngreen fields\ncatholicism\nPriest scandals\nBlarney Stone\ntalking shite\nHaving the craic (fun)\nAh there's alot!
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Of or relating to ancient Carthage, its inhabitants, or their language. \nHaving the character of treachery attributed to the Carthaginians by the Romans. \n\nn. \nThe dialect of Phoenician spoken in ancient Carthage.
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By saying  rafical, did you mean laughable? If so, I'll go with that one. If you mean radical, that's taken by the left. I think ultra-conservative is about as far right as you can go. If you mean just left (I know people hate that word) of ultra-conservative, you'd be conservative.
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Wikipedia has one - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Republican_Army
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Floccinaucinihilipilification\n\nFloccinaucinihilipilification  is the habit of deaming everything worthless. It was first said in a commercial on BBC Four.  It also is the name of the title of the group 'panicsville'.\n\nIt is a borrowed term used by Eaton students that combines numerous synanomus Latin prefixes and suffixes.\nLatin flocci, from floccus, a wisp or piece of wool + nauci, from naucum, a trifle + nihili, from nihilum, nothing + pili, from pilus, a hair, something insignificant (all therefore having the sense of "worthless" or "nothing") + -fication.
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http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=20011002\n\nPatriotism can be defined simply as 'love and loyal support of one's country'. Yes, it's centered in feeling–and, as we've seen in past weeks, the emotion is deep and intense. \n\nBut when people take patriotism to a fanatic extreme, this is usually called nationalism. (The terms jingoism and chauvinism are near synonyms.) Nationalism is more centered in thought than in feeling; it's actually a political and social philosophy. The Columbia Encyclopedia defines it as "a collective state of mind or consciousness in which people believe their primary duty and loyalty is to the nation-state. Often nationalism implies national superiority and glorifies various national virtues. Thus love of nation may be overemphasized; concern with national self-interest to the exclusion of the rights of other nations may lead to international conflict." So, because nationalism is the belief that national interests and security are more important than international considerations, it often goes hand in hand with a militaristic foreign policy. It also tends to encourage cultural conformity and intolerance.
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a facist.\nex commie trotskyites.
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAEireland.htm
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agrichemical\nagriculturalist\nagrimony