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1. (n.) ringleader
a person who leads others, esp. in unlawful or rebellious activities.
Etymology: (1495–1505)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ringleader
a person who leads (especially in illicit activities)
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1. (noun) ringleader
the leader of a circle of dancers; hence, the leader of a number of persons acting together; the leader of a herd of animals
2. (noun) ringleader
opprobriously, a leader of a body of men engaged in the violation of law or in an illegal enterprise, as rioters, mutineers, or the like
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Sense: the leader of a group of people who are doing something wrong
The teacher punished the ring-leader.
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 Afrikaans: voorbok |
 Arabic: زَعيم عِصابَه |
 Bulgarian: главатар |
 Brazilian: o cabeça |
 Czech: vůdce (party) |
 German: der Rädelsführer |
 Danish: ringleder |
 Greek: αρχηγός σπείρας |
 Spanish: cabecilla |
 Estonian: kambajuht |
 Farsi: سردسته |
 Finnish: pääpukari |
 French: meneur/-euse |
 Hebrew: מַנהִיג כְּנוּפִיָה |
 Hindi: सरगना, गुट का सरदार |
 Croatian: kolovođa |
 Hungarian: főkolompos |
 Indonesian: kepala komplotan |
 Icelandic: forsprakki |
 Italian: capobanda |
 Japanese: 首謀者 |
 Korean: 주모자 |
 Lithuanian: gaujos vadas |
 Latvian: barvedis; līderis |
 Malay: ketua kumpulan |
 Dutch: aanvoerder |
 Norwegian: hovedmann, anfører |
 Polish: prowodyr |
 Persian: سردسته |
 Pashto: د سرکښی ډلی رییس، د یاغیا |
 Portuguese: cabecilha |
 Romanian: cap,şef; cap al răutăţi |
 Russian: зачинщик |
 Slovak: vodca (bandy) |
 Slovenian: kolovodja |
 Serbian: kolovođa |
 Swedish: ledare, anstiftare |
 Thai: หัวหน้าแก๊ง |
 Turkish: çete reisi, elebaşı |
 Taiwanese: 罪魁禍首 |
 Ukrainian: заводій, ватажок |
 Urdu: غیر قانونی کام کرنے والے |
 Vietnamese: kẻ đứng đầu |
 Chinese: 罪魁, ，魁首，头目 |
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