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 [tûrńkōt́]
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Turncoat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Turn Coat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Amazon.com: Turn Coat (The Dresden Files, Book 11) (9780451462565):
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Java based game. Can only be played againest the computer. ... ; If the game board is too big for your screen, try this smaller version. ... How do I play? You play a piece by clicking the mouse on an unoccupied square. This puts one of your pieces into that square. The idea is to trap one or more opponents' pieces between two...
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Dear Word Detective: I'm interested in the word "turncoat." I always think of Benedict Arnold when I hear that word. I thought maybe it came ... A "turncoat" is, of course, a traitor, a person (usually a soldier or political partisan) who reverses his or her principles or allegiances to the detriment of former friends.
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Definitions of turncoat, ferret, dissertation, thespian, gingerly, cleft, fain, floe, dodder, harlotry ... discuss the word turncoat ... Definition of turncoat (noun) form: turncoats a disloyal person who betrays or deserts his cause or religion or political party or friend etc.; renegade; recreant; ratter;
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