Uk English Meaning of filibustered
filibustered
Other Uk English words related to filibustered
- delayed
- dragged
- lingered
- temporised
- procrastinated
- stalled
- dallied
- dawdled
- idle
- behind
- loaf around
- hung about, loitered
- Moped
- played
- poked
- lingered
- trifled
- crawled
- crept
- diddled
- dillydallied
- fiddled around
- fooled around
- Hanging around (or out)
- hang around (or go out)
- loitered
- lollygagged
- Mucked about
- Monkeyed around
- pottered (around)
- Pottered (around)
- shilly-shallied
- Ambled
- eased
- inched forward
- lolled
- Lounged
- weighed down
- plod
- sauntered
- shuffled
- decelerated
- slowed (down or up)
- staggered
- strolled
- accelerated
- bowling
- darted
- galloped
- Humped
- Hurtled
- hustled
- jogged
- run
- run
- Scrambled eggs
- trotted
- breeze
- sprinted
- stampede
- bolted
- caught up
- flew
- hastened
- hurried
- outran
- outstripped
- overtake
- quickened
- raced
- ripped
- Rocketed
- rushed
- tore
- whirled
- whisked
- outpaced
- sped
- (sped up)
- speeded
- sped up (to the top)
- barreled
- barrelled
- career
- dashed
- driven
- whizzed
- Course
- fast-forwarded
- run quickly (to do something)
- scooted
- scurried
- zipped
Nearest Words of filibustered
Definitions and Meaning of filibustered in English
filibustered
an irregular military adventurer, an instance of this practice, an American engaged in fomenting insurrections in Latin America in the mid-19th century, to engage in a filibuster, to subject to a filibuster, the use of extreme dilatory tactics in an attempt to delay or prevent action especially in a legislative assembly, to carry out insurrectionist activities in a foreign country, the use of delaying tactics (as long speeches) to put off or prevent action especially in a legislative assembly, the use of extreme dilatory (see dilatory sense 1) tactics (as by making long speeches) in an attempt to delay or prevent action especially in a legislative assembly
FAQs About the word filibustered
filibustered
an irregular military adventurer, an instance of this practice, an American engaged in fomenting insurrections in Latin America in the mid-19th century, to enga
delayed,dragged,lingered,temporised,procrastinated,stalled,dallied,dawdled,idle,behind
accelerated,bowling,darted,galloped,Humped,Hurtled,hustled,jogged,run,run
files => files, figuring out => figuring out, figuring on => counting on, figuring in => figuring in, figurines => figurines,
