Dimocrat

English

Noun

Dimocrat (plural Dimocrats)

1. (US politics, obsolete) Pronunciation spelling of Democrat.
   • 1858, “My Thirty Years out of the Senate”, in Emerson's Magazine and Putnam's Monthly‎^[1], volume 6, page 153:

     I've no doubt, Mr. Chairman, but what Governor Marcy is a good sound sort of Dimocrat, and has done good service in the party […]

   • 1898, Ernest Jarrold, “Mickey Finn's Financial School”, in Money‎^[2], page 123:

     Bryan knows what he wants, and he is the greatest leader the Dimocrats ever had.

2. (US politics, derogatory) Synonym of dumbocrat