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war parties
noun
Plural of war party
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The Shawnee and Cherokee used it for hunting and war parties.
The difference--not a small one--is that in those countries the war parties had been defeated.
The name is from Huron Indian words meaning "outlet of the river of the Iroquois" (whose war parties used the Nottawasaga River to attack the Hurons).
The poem, as it survives, opens with the war parties aligned on either side of a stream (the present River Blackwater near Maldon, Essex).
The Kikuyu, who were far more numerous than the Maasai, also looked to the mountains and forests for protection against Maasai war parties.
Tribes along the way that had to be wary of alien war parties and that had never seen non-Indian strangers respected the very sight of her.
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The "War party" has two factions.
Washington is divided etw. a "peace party" & a "war party".
He is a war president without a war party".
Republicans were not always the war party.
War party leaders received their instructions in visions or dreams.
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