Dreyfusard
noun
Drey·fu·sard ˌdrī-f(y)ə-ˈsär(d) 
ˌdrā-,
-ˈzär(d) : a defender or partisan of Alfred Dreyfus
Word History
Etymology
French
First Known Use
1898, in the meaning defined above
- to one's fingertips
- to one's full height
- to one's heart's content
- to one's knees
- to one's knowledge
- to one's name
- to order
- to outstanding effect
- to perfection
- to pieces
- to put it mildly
- to put it politely
- to put the boot in
- to rights
- to san gio
- to save someone's life
- to say nothing of
- to say the least
- to scale
- to sea
- to shreds
- to size
- to sleep
- to someone's delight
- to someone's disadvantage