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121insurgent — in·sur·gent 1 /in sər jənt/ n 1: a person who rises in revolt against civil authority or an established government; esp: one not recognized as a belligerent 2: one that acts contrary to the established leadership (as of a political party, union,… …
122malcontent — I noun agitator, anarchist, ardent champion of change, brawler, caviler, censurer, complainant, complainer, critic, crusader, demonstrator, detractor, diehard, disputer, dissenter, dissentient, dissident, extremist, fanatic, faultfinder, fighter …
123rire — 1. rire [ rir ] v. <conjug. : 36; subj. imp. inus.> • XIe; lat. pop. ridere (e bref), class. ridere (e long) I ♦ V. intr. 1 ♦ Exprimer la gaieté par l expression du visage, par certains mouvements de la bouche et des muscles faciaux,… …
124plaider — (plè dé) v. n. 1° Contester quelque chose en justice. • Depuis qu il est des lois, l homme pour ses péchés Se condamne à plaider la moitié de sa vie, LA FONT. Fabl. XII, 27. • C est être damné dès ce monde que d avoir à plaider, MOL.… …
125riocher — (ri o ché) v. n. Voy. rioter …
126rioteur — rioteur, euse (ri o teur, teû z ) s. m. et f. Terme populaire. Celui ou celle qui ne fait que rioter …
127Pardoner’s Tale, The — by Geoffrey Chaucer (ca. 1395) The most often anthologized of CHAUCER’s CANTERBURY TALES, The Pardoner’s Tale is a sermon on greed that contains a grim exemplum (or illustrative story) demonstrating the theme that “avarice is the root of… …
128agitator — Synonyms and related words: activist, agent provocateur, agitprop, beater, blender, brawler, catalyst, cement mixer, churn, crucible, demagogue, eggbeater, emulsifier, exciter, extremist, firebrand, fomenter, frondeur, incendiary, inciter,… …
