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1. (n.) mutineer
a person who mutinies.
Etymology: (1600–10; < MF mutinier=mutin mutiny +-ier -ier2; see -eer)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mutineer
someone who is openly rebellious and refuses to obey authorities (especially seamen or soldiers)
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| Definition of 'mutineer' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) mutineer
one guilty of mutiny
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Sense: a person who mutinies.
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 Afrikaans: muiter |
 Arabic: مُتَمَرِّد، عاصٍ |
 Bulgarian: бунтовник |
 Brazilian: amotinado |
 Czech: povstalec |
 German: der Meuterer |
 Danish: mytterist |
 Greek: στασιαστής |
 Spanish: amotinado |
 Estonian: mässaja |
 Farsi: شخص ياغى |
 Finnish: kapinoitsija |
 French: mutin |
 Hebrew: מוֹרֵד |
 Hindi: विद्रोही बागी |
 Croatian: pobunjenik |
 Hungarian: lázadó |
 Indonesian: pemberontak |
 Icelandic: uppreisnarmaður |
 Italian: ammutinato |
 Japanese: 反乱者 |
 Korean: 반역자 |
 Lithuanian: maištininkas |
 Latvian: dumpinieks; nemiernieks |
 Malay: pemberontak |
 Dutch: muiter |
 Norwegian: mytterist |
 Polish: buntownik |
 Persian: شخص ياغى |
 Pashto: یاغی سړی |
 Portuguese: amotinado |
 Romanian: răzvrătit |
 Russian: мятежник |
 Slovak: povstalec |
 Slovenian: upornik |
 Serbian: pobunjenik |
 Swedish: myterist |
 Thai: ผู้ก่อการกบฏ |
 Turkish: asi, isyancı |
 Taiwanese: 叛變者 |
 Ukrainian: учасник заколоту; бунтівн |
 Urdu: باغی |
 Vietnamese: người tạo binh biến |
 Chinese: 叛变者 |
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