[
UK
/bˈɒlʃi/
]
NOUN
- emotionally charged terms used to refer to extreme radicals or revolutionaries
How To Use bolshie In A Sentence
- Give me a quiet lurker over a bolshie contributor any day! How was it for you? A look back at the Noughties – Part 1 « Ken Wilson's Blog
- Old Bolshies will spin this story to defend Lenin and Communism.
- This does not go down well with the ensemble's increasingly bolshie members who do not seem to recognise the irony of their conservative response to the work of a fellow avant gardist.
- Well, she can be as bolshie as Kevin.
- I'm not exploring anything," said Aysgarth, very bolshie. ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
- Razzafrazzinschickenfricken fuckin bolshie fuckin prima donna characters! Archive 2006-05-01
- As soon as the pest man had finished his work a bolshie member of staff demanded to know what he planned to do with the wasps.
- People often wonder why Dr Holloway has such a bolshie streak in him.
- On stage she played a bolshie British student searching for her mother.
- This bolshie streak, she says, may come from her "mouthy" mother.
