panjandrum in Irish
panjandrum in Irish is boc mór — panjandrum means a person of great importance or power.
panjandrum in Irish
boc mór
An important, powerful or influential person; muckamuck.
What does "panjandrum" mean?
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noun A person of great importance or power.
"Silicon Valley panjandrums spent the 2010s lecturing American workers in dying industries that they needed to “learn to code.”"
- noun Someone who thinks far too highly of themselves.
- noun A huge cart laden with explosives and driven by rockets, developed by Britain's armed forces in the Second World War.
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panjandrum in a sentence
- Silicon Valley panjandrums spent the 2010s lecturing American workers in dying industries that they needed to “learn to code.”
- To show that the panjandrums are worthy of their glory, the annual report has to show how well the business has done, regardless of the actual results.
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What is "panjandrum" in Irish?
"panjandrum" in Irish is boc mór. panjandrum means: A person of great importance or power.
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