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quisling - Dictionary definition and meaning for quisling

QUISLING

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Mnemonics for quisling

  • (Tag: ) quit + ling = one who quits linguistic love.

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  • (Tag: ) Quislings are prone to QUIZZLINGS by the government when caught!

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  • (Tag: language) Quisling sounds like sibling. So when sibling takes a quick turn he betrays or he is a traitor who aids enemy and so the meaning.

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  • (Tag: hindi) quisling can be splitted as 'quiz' + 'ling'. as in there is a quiz(question) regarding such a persons 'ling' (sex) coz only women would do such 'chugli' :P

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  • (Tag: eng) the culprit was questioned(QUIZ)...who is the TRAITOR in (LINGuistic department)who helped him to leak out the paper.

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  • (Tag: ) quis+ling ; quis sounds like wise/cunning person

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  • (Tag: ) Quisling, after Norwegian politician Vidkun Quisling, who assisted Nazi Germany to conquer his own country and ruled the collaborationist Norwegian government, is a term used to describe traitors and collaborators.

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User Comments

  • See this wikipedia article for origin and usage of term 'Quisling'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quisling Regards, Maddy added by bugmenot

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