clansman
[klanz-muh n]
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noun, plural clans·men.
a member of a clan.
Origin of clansman
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Contemporary Examples of clansman
This rapprochement was The Birth of a Nation that Griffith evoked when he changed the name of his movie from The Clansman.
Historical Examples of clansman
And, friend, you don't get informal with a clansman when he's on guard.
The Best Made PlansEverett B. Cole
After all, it was just possible she might not be the Clansman.
Pharais and The Mountain LoversFiona Macleod
But I fear he will wait now till the next sailing of the Clansman.
Pharais and The Mountain LoversFiona Macleod
At death the soul of a clansman may pass into, or may appear as, the Totem animal.
The Origin of Man and of his SuperstitionsCarveth Read
He gazed at the dead man with the affection of a clansman for his chief.
The World For Sale, CompleteGilbert Parker
clansman
noun plural -men
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