Associations to the word «Mutiny»
Noun
- Fusilier
- Verge
- Herman
- Highlander
- Circuit
- Convict
- Sikh
- Lu
- Canning
- Emperor
- Negroes
- Coup
- Upheaval
- Deed
- Punjab
- Battalion
- Liu
- Delhi
- Madras
- Conspiracy
- Conspirator
- Civilian
- Vilnius
- Yen
- Calcutta
- Shipwreck
- Midshipman
- Lancer
- Bastard
- Sahib
- Junta
- Grievance
- Mariano
- Reward
- Pandora
- Voyage
- Iron
- Allegiance
- Nana
- Surrender
- Yang
- Mughal
- Comm
- Siege
- Waller
- Riot
- Huff
- Brutality
- Outbreak
- Brest
- Faction
- Brig
- Refusal
- Raj
- Fletcher
- Morale
- Aden
- Aftermath
- Destroyer
- Bai
- Zulu
- Freeman
- Ary
- Recapture
- India
- Boer
- Hudson
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Wiktionary
MUTINY, noun. An organized rebellion against a legally constituted authority, especially by seamen against their officers.
MUTINY, noun. Violent commotion; tumult; strife.
MUTINY, verb. To commit mutiny.
Dictionary definition
MUTINY, noun. Open rebellion against constituted authority (especially by seamen or soldiers against their officers).
MUTINY, verb. Engage in a mutiny against an authority.
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