Madelinian

What is Madelinian?

–noun

1. a member of an elite group of individuals based in Maryland.

2. a supporter of Sir Madeline I, II, or III.

First used in above context in late 1800s; created as a satiric remark for the supporters of politician Sir Madeline I.

He supported Sir Madeline, so his friends called him a Madelinian.

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