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Ukase   /jˈukˌeɪz/   Listen
Ukase

noun
1.
An edict of the Russian tsar.






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"Ukase" Quotes from Famous Books



... sacred presence of the Czar attired in their regal robes—the dress of American gentlemen; but were required to dike out like English flunkeys at a fancy feed. "Evening coat with plain metal buttons, white vest, knee-breeches, black silk stockings, no ornaments"—such was the ukase issued to the envoys of Uncle Sam by the royal seneschal. They "obeyed with alacrity." Of course they did. Had they been ordered to appear in their shirt- tails, one flap dyed green and the other yellow, their legs painted like barber-poles and wearing asses' ...
— Volume 1 of Brann The Iconoclast • William Cowper Brann



Words linked to "Ukase" :   imperial decree



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