n. an advocate of a republic (usually in opposition to a monarchy)
n. a tributary of the Kansas River that flows from eastern Colorado eastward through Nebraska and Kansas
词态变化
原型:republican
变形:s
常见例句
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The way un-educated Americans (generally rednecks, hicks, republicans, or very patriotic people) say America. > Man: If you don't like how we do things heer'n murica then you ken GIT OUT!!
2
Injecting that time-honored, sauce-for-the-goose principle into 2008 democrat politics, talk show host Rush Limbaugh goaded Texas and Ohio Republicans to cross over and cast their primary ballots for Hillary
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In the hope of narrowing the lead amassed by Barack Obama and perpetuating a bitter democrat fracas, thousands of loyal Republicans held their collective nose and rallied to do the unthinkable -- vote for a <expletive deleted> Clinton.\r \r And was it ever successful!\r \r Just as Limbaugh, red-faced and pounding the desk with laughter, was reveling at the tumult he had single-handedly incited, several networks began broadcasting scathing, hate-filled, and anti-American sermon excerpts of Obama's mentor, the Farakahnesque black-racist bigot Jeremiah Wright of the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago.\r \r Then all hell broke loose.\r \r Obama, with the wheels of "hope" coming off his wagon of "change," was forced into damage-control mode to stop his plummeting poll numbers
