Philomuse Society
now historical
noun
A cultural and educational society founded in Athens 1813, eventually associated with efforts promoting Greek independence, and later revived by Earl Stanhope in 1824 as a short-lived utilitarian society.
Origin
Early 19th century.
- punchable
- punch above one's weight
- Punchama
- Punch and Judy
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- punchcard
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- punch-drunkenness
- punched card
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- punch graft
- punch grafting