Lloyd-Georgianadj.n.
/ˌlɔɪdˈdʒɔːdʒ(ə)n/, U.S. /ˌlɔɪdˈdʒɔrdʒən/ A. adj.
Of, pertaining to, or associated with Lloyd George.
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society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > [adjective] > relating to or supporting specific politician
Pittite1770
Palmerstonian1846
Peelite1846
Cobdenic1853
Gladstonian1861
Parnellite1882
Churchillian1883
Chamberlainic1885
Chamberlainite1885
Cobdenite1887
Cobdenitish1905
Winstonian1905
Lloyd-Georgian1909
Walpolian1909
Asquithian1910
Churchillian1912
MacDonaldite1938
Bevanite1951
Butskellist1956
Butskellite1956
Mosleyite1960
Wilsonian1963
Wilsonite1963
Powellite1965
Powellist1968
Bennite1975
Thatcherite1977
Thatcheresque1979
Majorite1990
Blairite1993
1909 Daily Graphic 12 Oct. 6/2 The self-sacrificing Ministerial millionaires..with the Lloyd-Georgian iron entering into their souls.
1928 Daily Tel. 25 Sept. 12/2 The kaleidoscopic contortions of Lloyd-Georgian politics.
1963 Times 22 Apr. 8/5 Mr. Harold Wilson's Lloyd-Georgian deftness in all problems of party dressage.
B. n.
A follower or supporter of Lloyd George or his policy.
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society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > [noun] > principles of or support for specific politicians > supporters of specific politician
Straffordiansa1675
Pittite1762
Foxite1782
Wilkitea1797
Burkite1807
Peelite1829
Russellite1835
Gladstonian1847
Palmerstonian1852
Parnellite1881
Chamberlainite1884
Churchillian1886
Cobdenite1887
Lloyd-Georgeite1921
MacDonaldite1924
Asquithian1928
Lloyd-Georgian1928
Mosleyite1932
Churchillian1933
Bevanite1951
Butskellite1955
Butskellist1957
Wilsonian1963
Wilsonite1963
Powellite1966
Powellist1968
Bennite1976
Thatcherite1976
Majorite1990
Blairite1994
1928 H. Fyfe Brit. Liberal Party viii. 229 Liberals were still at loggerheads. Asquithians and Lloyd Georgians fought against each other.
1928 Daily Express 25 May 4/3 Asquithians and Lloyd Georgians seemed to be represented in approximately even numbers.
Derivatives
Lloyd-Georgeite n. = B.
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society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > [noun] > principles of or support for specific politicians > supporters of specific politician
Straffordiansa1675
Pittite1762
Foxite1782
Wilkitea1797
Burkite1807
Peelite1829
Russellite1835
Gladstonian1847
Palmerstonian1852
Parnellite1881
Chamberlainite1884
Churchillian1886
Cobdenite1887
Lloyd-Georgeite1921
MacDonaldite1924
Asquithian1928
Lloyd-Georgian1928
Mosleyite1932
Churchillian1933
Bevanite1951
Butskellite1955
Butskellist1957
Wilsonian1963
Wilsonite1963
Powellite1966
Powellist1968
Bennite1976
Thatcherite1976
Majorite1990
Blairite1994
1921 Spectator 19 Mar. 352/1 They must now be counted as Lloyd Georgeites rather than as Unionists.
Lloyd-Georgery n. [-ery suffix 1]
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society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > [noun] > principles of or support for specific politicians
Wilkism1769
Pittism1809
Peelism1844
Crokerism1851
Palmerstonism1866
Palmerstonianism1869
Gladstonism1873
Chamberlainism1879
Parnellism1880
Gladstonianism1886
Cobdenism1887
Lloyd-Georgism1910
MacDonaldism1924
Chamberlainism1939
Bevanism1951
Butskellism1954
Lloyd-Georgery1958
Powellism1965
Paisleyism1966
Thatcherism1977
Blairism1994
1958 Spectator 11 July 48/1 Most of his time was spent talking..second-rate Lloyd-georgeries about the opinions of posterity.
Lloyd-Georgism n. the political policy of Lloyd George.
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society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > [noun] > principles of or support for specific politicians
Wilkism1769
Pittism1809
Peelism1844
Crokerism1851
Palmerstonism1866
Palmerstonianism1869
Gladstonism1873
Chamberlainism1879
Parnellism1880
Gladstonianism1886
Cobdenism1887
Lloyd-Georgism1910
MacDonaldism1924
Chamberlainism1939
Bevanism1951
Butskellism1954
Lloyd-Georgery1958
Powellism1965
Paisleyism1966
Thatcherism1977
Blairism1994
1910 Blackwood's Mag. Apr. 576/1 If Unionism is only to succeed by its exponents taking to Lloyd-Georgism, then Unionism is doomed.
1910 Blackwood's Mag. Dec. 772/2 Lloyd Georgism (not Liberalism) was defeated in the Division last January.
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