Butskelliten.adj.

Brit.

/ˈbʌtskᵻlʌɪt/, U.S.

/ˈbətskəˌlaɪt/

Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: Butskellism n., -ite suffix¹.

Etymology: < Butskell- (in Butskellism n.) + -ite suffix¹.

A. n.

An adherent or supporter of Butskellism (Butskellism n.). Cf. Butskellist n.

ΘΚΠ

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

1955 Spectator 30 Sept. 410/2 For some the ‘Butskellites’, strongly represented in the British and American, and to some extent in the French delegations, were the real enemy.

1972 Financial Times 10 Nov. 23/5 There is a strong streak of the paternalist as well as the Butskellite in his make-up.

1999 W. Hutton in P. Gregg & J. Wadsworth State Working Brit. Foreword p. xiii The Butskellites in the 1950s were prepared to use the tools of Keynesian demand management to secure full employment.

B. adj.

Of, associated with, or characteristic of Butskellism (Butskellism n.). Cf. Butskellist adj.

ΘΚΠ

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

1956 Economist 31 Mar. 669/1 The Butskellite policies of 1951–55.

1989 Times 22 July 10/6 The liberal, Butskellite world which, until the middle of the Eighties, most of us thought we lived in.

2008 R. Turner Neo-Liberal Ideology i. iii. 57 The collectivists..adopted a policy of ‘liberal socialism’ or the ‘middle way’, which subsequently became the foundation of the Butskellite post-war consensus.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2018; most recently modified version published online December 2021).

单词	butskellite
释义	Butskelliten.adj. Brit. /ˈbʌtskᵻlʌɪt/, U.S. /ˈbətskəˌlaɪt/ Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: Butskellism n., -ite suffix¹. Etymology: < Butskell- (in Butskellism n.) + -ite suffix¹. A. n. An adherent or supporter of Butskellism (Butskellism n.). Cf. Butskellist n. ΘΚΠ 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 1955 Spectator 30 Sept. 410/2 For some the ‘Butskellites’, strongly represented in the British and American, and to some extent in the French delegations, were the real enemy. 1972 Financial Times 10 Nov. 23/5 There is a strong streak of the paternalist as well as the Butskellite in his make-up. 1999 W. Hutton in P. Gregg & J. Wadsworth State Working Brit. Foreword p. xiii The Butskellites in the 1950s were prepared to use the tools of Keynesian demand management to secure full employment. B. adj. Of, associated with, or characteristic of Butskellism (Butskellism n.). Cf. Butskellist adj. ΘΚΠ 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 1956 Economist 31 Mar. 669/1 The Butskellite policies of 1951–55. 1989 Times 22 July 10/6 The liberal, Butskellite world which, until the middle of the Eighties, most of us thought we lived in. 2008 R. Turner Neo-Liberal Ideology i. iii. 57 The collectivists..adopted a policy of ‘liberal socialism’ or the ‘middle way’, which subsequently became the foundation of the Butskellite post-war consensus. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2018; most recently modified version published online December 2021). < n.adj.1955
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