quisling

IPA: kwˈɪzɫɪŋ

(derogatory) A traitor who collaborates with the enemy.
Alternative letter-case form of quisling [(derogatory) A traitor who collaborates with the enemy.]

Examples of "quisling" in Sentences

He is a quisling of the group.
The king was dismissed quisling.
The quisling exhibit will also be shown in 2008.
He was just a politician turned anti Soviet quisling.
The dictionary definition of "quisling" is a traitor.
The quisling issue should be left to the relevant articles.
After the war, Quisling and other collaborators were executed.
Quisling gave name to the collaborators and it is still used today.
Quisling was executed at the Akershus Fortress on October 24, 1945.
For instance, the reception of the quisling biograpy is very lacking.
He frequently clashed with the German authorities and the quisling government.
The Norwegians—who gave us the term "quisling"—awarded former President Jimmy Carter the Peace Prize
But: marxist "is not a modifier for" quisling "- they are freestanding faults in his panoply of faults.
At the Coloured University of the Western Cape, students have been consistently resisting a "quisling" Students
Clark also wrote the disgusting recent CiF piece calling for the "quisling" Iraqi translators to be denied asylum.
- The head of Minnesota Democrats is questioning his GOP counterpart's use of the word "quisling" to describe Republicans who aren't supporting their party's gubernatorial candidate.
- The head of the Minnesota GOP on Thursday said he didn't intend a Nazi comparison when he used the word "quisling" to describe Republicans who are breaking with their party's gubernatorial candidate.