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n. Variant of partisan2.

n. Alternative spelling of partisan.

n. A weapon of the 16th and 17th centuries consisting of a pike with a long double-edged blade, similar to a halberd.

n. An adherent of a party or faction; one who is passionately or very earnestly devoted to a party or interest; specifically, one whose judgment or perception is clouded by a prejudiced adherence to his party.

n. Milit., a member of a party or detachment of troops sent on a special enterprise; also, the leader of such a party.

Of or pertaining to a party or faction; strongly biased in favor of a party or interest.

Milit., engaged on a special enterprise: as, a partizan corps.

n. A longhandled cutting weapon used in England and Scotland from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century: a name including also the halberd, fauchard, roncone, etc.

n. A man, as a soldier or a guardian of the peace, armed with a partizan.

adj. devoted to a cause or party

n. an ardent and enthusiastic supporter of some person or activity

n. a pike with a long tapering double-edged blade with lateral projections; 16th and 17th centuries

"Strong men weep as they never wept before, hopeful men sigh, good men pray and look to God for strength, loyal men are appalled, the bitter partizan is a contrite mourner, none but heartless traitors can rejoice."

tendentious    tendencious    party-spirited   

pike   

morning-star partizan    partizan ranger   

nonpartizan    partizanship    nonpartizanship   

adherent    partisan    sider    factioneer    sectionary    sectionist    fautor    partialist   

party-political    religionist    stanchest    non-game    stipendiary    physician-guided    royalist    Arminian    eulogist    sportswoman