insurrecter

noun

insurrecter

noun

Etymology From insurrect + -er.

1

Nonstandard An insurrectionist.

  • The Insurrecter-in-Chief and his accomplices who are being subpoenaed by the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection are crying “executive privilege” and stonewalling a full accounting of what actually led to that awful day. Never mind that executive privilege isn’t an ironclad lockbox that wipes away all criminal and undemocratic activity by a former president and his cronies.2021 November 17, Mark Fiore, “Trump-Branded Executive Privilege”, in Mark Fiore's Political Animation, archived from the original on 11 Jul 2024:

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