Monday Clubbern.
/ˈmʌndeɪ ˌklʌbə/, /ˈmʌndɪ ˌklʌbə/, U.S. /ˈmənˌdeɪ ˌkləbər/, /ˈməndi ˌkləbər/ British Politics.
A member of the Conservative Monday Club.
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Monday Clubber1968
1968 Listener 3 Oct. 442/1 The would-be Monday Clubber and the New Lefter will both shut up when they hear of the accident in the Headrow.
1974 Tribune 15 Feb. 3/5 More Monday Clubbers would probably have been standing as Conservatives but for the ructions.
1994 Mail on Sunday 1 May 23 A man whose views on housewives and corporal punishment would make many Monday Clubbers blush.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2002; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1968- to wait like piffy on a rock bun
- to wait of
- to wait off
- to wait on
- to wait on a person hand and foot
- to wait on a person to hand and foot
- to wait on hand and foot
- to wait on or upon
- to wait on the cup, the trencher, the table
- to wait on to hand and foot
- to wait one scathe
- to wait one's distance
- to wait one's time, hour, opportunity, etc
- to wait one'the time, hour, opportunity, etc
- to wait out
- to wait over
- to wait scathe
- to wait serve a person hand and foot
- to wait serve a person to hand and foot
- to wait serve hand and foot
- to wait serve to hand and foot
- to wait table
- to wait the table
- to wait till one sees
- to wait to