pan-Celtn.
/ˌpanˈkɛlt/, U.S. /ˌpænˈkɛlt/ rare.
An advocate of pan-Celticism (pan-Celticism n.).
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patriot1577
Panhellenist1851
pan-Slav1851
pan-Slavist1884
pan-Celt1894
America Firster1927
Black Nationalist1943
homeboy2008
1894 W. P. Ryan Irish Lit. Revival (new ed.) iii. 48 The projects of the Pan-Celts were retarded by much the same causes.
1904 Westm. Gaz. 3 Sept. 3/2 The Pan-Celts also considered..the question of clothes, and it appears that Ireland is in need of a satisfactory and distinctive national costume.
1955 R. Graves Crowning Privilege 155 I was introduced to Welsh poetry nearly fifty years ago, when my father became an enthusiastic pan-Celt.
2019 Stud.: Irish Q. Rev. 108 361 Five of the six modern Celtic nations had English as a well-established first language..which tended to isolate the Bretons, who often were among the more enthusiastic of the Pan-Celts.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2022).
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n.1894- in remembrance of
- in remission
- in rencounter
- in render
- in rep
- in repair
- in reparation
- in reparations
- in repose
- in reproach of
- in reproof
- in reputation
- in request
- in request of
- in requital
- in requital for
- in requital of
- in requite
- in requite for
- in requite of
- in rerage
- in rerum natura
- in resemblance of
- in reserve
- in residence