Kaiser Billn.

Brit.

/ˌkʌɪzə ˈbɪl/, U.S.

/ˈˌkaɪzər ˈbɪl/

Origin: From a proper name, combined with an English element. Etymons: Kaiser n., proper name Bill.

Etymology: < Kaiser n. + Bill, pet form of the male forename William (compare billy n.²), after the names of Kaiser Wilhelm I (1797–1888), emperor of Germany 1871–88, and Kaiser Wilhelm II (see Kaiser Wilhelm moustache n.).

A nickname for: Wilhelm I, emperor of Germany (1871–88), or (usually) Wilhelm II, emperor of Germany (1888–1918). Now historical.Frequently with reference to the First World War (1914–18), during which Wilhelm II became the principal target of anti-German sentiment in Britain, and which ended with his dethronement and the dissolution of the German Empire.

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1871 Morning Republican (Little Rock, Arkansas) 21 Oct. Kaiser Bill imprisoned a Silesian clergyman for six months who ventured to speak disrespectfully of him.

1891 N. Territory Times & Gaz. 6 Mar. Now Kaiser Bill, smarting under the insult offered so gratuitously, declares that he only awaits an opportunity to chastise his vindictive enemy [sc. France].

1914 W. Mantle We'll put you thro' Mill, Kaiser Bill (song lyric) 4 We'll put you through the mill, And will make you foot the bill, When we leave you lying still, Kaiser Bill! Kaiser Bill!

1915 Financial Times 1 Sept. 1/2 The speaker's vigorous style, especially his allusions to the fitting method dealing with Kaiser Bill and his adjectival son, fitted the mood of his hearers.

1919 Times 21 July 15/5 At Swannington, Leicestershire, an effigy of the ex-Kaiser was hung from a gibbet, and a notice attached read: ‘Kaiser Bill will be executed this evening; no flowers, by request.’

1997 D. van der Vat Good Nazi i. 15 The erratic 'Kaiser Bill' forced the restraining Bismarck's resignation within two years.

Compounds

Kaiser Bill moustache n. = Kaiser moustache n. at Kaiser n. Compounds; cf. Kaiser Wilhelm moustache n.

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the mind > attention and judgement > beautification > beautification of the person > beautification of the hair > styles of hair > [noun] > styles of moustache

rat-tail moustache1871

burnside1875

handlebar1888

Kaiser moustache1900

Kaiser Wilhelm moustache1901

toothbrush moustache1904

doormat1909

Kaiser Bill moustache1910

Old Bill moustache1915

cookie-duster1918

walrus moustache1918

Hitler1930

walrus whiskers1930

soup-strainer1932

pencil line1934

pencil moustache1961

Zapata1968

1910 Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Dealer 18 Mar. 6/4 A cross between a Capt. Kidd and a Kaiser Bill mustache.

1918 Mansfield (Ohio) News 1 July 3/3 The man with the Kaiser Bill mustache.

1958 P. Kemp No Colours or Crest (1960) x. 205 The one appointed as our personal bodyguard was a bibulous, red-faced fellow with an enormous ‘Kaiser Bill’ moustache.

2007 Times 2 June 77/5 A splendid flautist with a Kaiser Bill moustache glares at us from the front row.

Kaiser Bill's war n. now historical the First World War (1914–18); cf. Kaiser's war n. at Kaiser n. Compounds.

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society > armed hostility > war > types of war > [noun] > other specific war > First World War

Great War1914

Kaiser's war1914

Kaiser Bill's war1915

First World War1918

first war1939

World War I1939

1915 Truth (Melbourne) 15 May 4/6 The copper market has improved... This is..due to..Kaiser Bill's war creating demand for the metal.

1919 Cement & Engin. News June 41/2 The explosives manufacturer is not going out of business just because Kaiser Bill's war has collapsed.

2004 M. J. Staples Family Fortunes xxvi. 297 I first met her down the market in Kaiser Bill's war.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2014; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	kaiser bill
释义	Kaiser Billn. Brit. /ˌkʌɪzə ˈbɪl/, U.S. /ˈˌkaɪzər ˈbɪl/ Origin: From a proper name, combined with an English element. Etymons: Kaiser n., proper name Bill. Etymology: < Kaiser n. + Bill, pet form of the male forename William (compare billy n.²), after the names of Kaiser Wilhelm I (1797–1888), emperor of Germany 1871–88, and Kaiser Wilhelm II (see Kaiser Wilhelm moustache n.). A nickname for: Wilhelm I, emperor of Germany (1871–88), or (usually) Wilhelm II, emperor of Germany (1888–1918). Now historical.Frequently with reference to the First World War (1914–18), during which Wilhelm II became the principal target of anti-German sentiment in Britain, and which ended with his dethronement and the dissolution of the German Empire. ΚΠ 1871 Morning Republican (Little Rock, Arkansas) 21 Oct. Kaiser Bill imprisoned a Silesian clergyman for six months who ventured to speak disrespectfully of him. 1891 N. Territory Times & Gaz. 6 Mar. Now Kaiser Bill, smarting under the insult offered so gratuitously, declares that he only awaits an opportunity to chastise his vindictive enemy [sc. France]. 1914 W. Mantle We'll put you thro' Mill, Kaiser Bill (song lyric) 4 We'll put you through the mill, And will make you foot the bill, When we leave you lying still, Kaiser Bill! Kaiser Bill! 1915 Financial Times 1 Sept. 1/2 The speaker's vigorous style, especially his allusions to the fitting method dealing with Kaiser Bill and his adjectival son, fitted the mood of his hearers. 1919 Times 21 July 15/5 At Swannington, Leicestershire, an effigy of the ex-Kaiser was hung from a gibbet, and a notice attached read: ‘Kaiser Bill will be executed this evening; no flowers, by request.’ 1997 D. van der Vat Good Nazi i. 15 The erratic 'Kaiser Bill' forced the restraining Bismarck's resignation within two years. Compounds Kaiser Bill moustache n. = Kaiser moustache n. at Kaiser n. Compounds; cf. Kaiser Wilhelm moustache n. ΘΚΠ the mind > attention and judgement > beautification > beautification of the person > beautification of the hair > styles of hair > [noun] > styles of moustache rat-tail moustache1871 burnside1875 handlebar1888 Kaiser moustache1900 Kaiser Wilhelm moustache1901 toothbrush moustache1904 doormat1909 Kaiser Bill moustache1910 Old Bill moustache1915 cookie-duster1918 walrus moustache1918 Hitler1930 walrus whiskers1930 soup-strainer1932 pencil line1934 pencil moustache1961 Zapata1968 1910 Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Dealer 18 Mar. 6/4 A cross between a Capt. Kidd and a Kaiser Bill mustache. 1918 Mansfield (Ohio) News 1 July 3/3 The man with the Kaiser Bill mustache. 1958 P. Kemp No Colours or Crest (1960) x. 205 The one appointed as our personal bodyguard was a bibulous, red-faced fellow with an enormous ‘Kaiser Bill’ moustache. 2007 Times 2 June 77/5 A splendid flautist with a Kaiser Bill moustache glares at us from the front row. Kaiser Bill's war n. now historical the First World War (1914–18); cf. Kaiser's war n. at Kaiser n. Compounds. ΘΚΠ society > armed hostility > war > types of war > [noun] > other specific war > First World War Great War1914 Kaiser's war1914 Kaiser Bill's war1915 First World War1918 first war1939 World War I1939 1915 Truth (Melbourne) 15 May 4/6 The copper market has improved... This is..due to..Kaiser Bill's war creating demand for the metal. 1919 Cement & Engin. News June 41/2 The explosives manufacturer is not going out of business just because Kaiser Bill's war has collapsed. 2004 M. J. Staples Family Fortunes xxvi. 297 I first met her down the market in Kaiser Bill's war. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2014; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1871
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