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- noun One who, or that which,
soils .
Etymologies
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Examples
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"Mwabao Mawa and Lady Lark, the soiler emissary from Bird."
Enjoyment 2010
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Mr. Lincoln, they said, although a free soiler, was not a fanatical abolitionist and would think twice before he sacrificed the life of a man of Anglo-Saxon blood to a sentiment in favor of the negro.
Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007
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Mr. Lincoln, they said, although a free soiler, was not a fanatical abolitionist and would think twice before he sacrificed the life of a man of Anglo-Saxon blood to a sentiment in favor of the negro.
Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007
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Mr. Lincoln, they said, although a free soiler, was not a fanatical abolitionist and would think twice before he sacrificed the life of a man of Anglo-Saxon blood to a sentiment in favor of the negro.
Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007
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Mr. Lincoln, they said, although a free soiler, was not a fanatical abolitionist and would think twice before he sacrificed the life of a man of Anglo-Saxon blood to a sentiment in favor of the negro.
Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007
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One thing I constantly tell people is that God isn't a Democrat, Republican, libertarian, or free soiler.
The pacifist sermon. Ann Althouse 2005
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And it's very likely that we are going to eventually put a war criminal and a soiler of the Bill of Rights on the Supreme Court of the United States.
Hullabaloo 2004
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For this a bulldozer, a sub-soiler or a scarifyer drawn by a tractor can be used.
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Lincoln sacrificed himself to insure the election of Judge Trumbull, a Free-soiler.
Fifty Years of Public Service Shelby M. Cullom
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The Republicans, or as they were then called, Free-soilers, attempted to organize the House by recognizing the clerk of the previous House, who was a Free-soiler, it then being the custom to have the clerk call the House to order and preside until a temporary organization was perfected.
Fifty Years of Public Service Shelby M. Cullom
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