junker
61Junker — n. Prussian aristocrat; family name …
62Junker — [ jʊŋkə] noun historical a German nobleman or aristocrat, especially one of the Prussian aristocracy. Derivatives junkerdom noun Origin Ger., earlier Junkher, from Mid. High Ger. junc young + herre lord …
63Junker — Jun•ker [[t]ˈyʊŋ kər[/t]] n. 1) why a member of a politically conservative class of Prussian landowners who formerly dominated the government and army of Germany 2) why a German official or military officer who is narrow minded and overbearing •… …
64junker — junk•er [[t]ˈdʒʌŋ kər[/t]] n. Informal. aum sts a car that is old or in bad enough repair to be scrapped • Etymology: 1940–45 …
65Junker — /ˈjʊŋkə/ (say yoongkuh) noun 1. History a member of a class of aristocratic landholders, especially in East Prussia, strongly devoted to maintaining the social and political privileges of their group. 2. History a narrow minded, haughty,… …
66junker — /ˈdʒʌŋkə/ (say jungkuh) noun → jinker (defs 2 and 3) …
67Junker — n. landed aristocrat, especially of Prussia. ♦ Junkerdom, ♦ Junkerism, n …
68junker — I jun|ker 1. jun|ker sb., en, e, ne (HISTORISK ung adelsmand) II jun|ker 2. jun|ker sb., en, e el. s, ne (narkoman) …
69junker — s ( n, junkrar) ÅLD adelsman, ung man …
70Junker — Jụn|ker, der; s …
