verb
quisle
Quisle (verb) means to work together with an enemy force that has taken over your country.
verb
1
To work together with an enemy force that has taken over your country.
"He is surrounded by a potential American Quisling (Mr. DENNIS ARUNDELL) who grizzles and Quisles noisily, an unhappy secretary (Mr. BRUNO BARNABE), and an even more unhappy wife (Miss MARGARETTA SCOTT)."
— Punch (1940)
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Etymology
A back-formation from quisling.
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What is the meaning of quisle?
"quisle" (verb) means to work together with an enemy force that has taken over your country.
What is another word for quisle?
Other words for "quisle" include swike, knife, betray, burn.
