Crossword clues for maoist
maoist
- Little Red Book follower
- Red Guards member
- Red Guard, e.g
- Red Guard
- Quoter of the "Little Red Book," possibly
- One influenced by Marx's philosophy
- Hardcore Chinese party adherent
- Follower of the Chinese Chairman's Little Red Book — Taoism (anag)
- Follower of a Chinese "Chairman"
- Cultural Revolution advocate
- Chinese Red Guard member
- Chinese hardliner
- Advocate of a Chinese leader
- "Little Red Book" reader
- "Little Red Book" carrier
- "Little Red Book" adherent
- Chairman's supporter?
- Chinese hard-liner
- Long March participant
- An advocate of Maoism
- Red Guard, e.g.
- Carelessly omits a Chinese revolutionary
- A boring wet lefty
- Follower of the Chinese Chairman's Little Red Book - Taoism
- Red film screens all orange, initially
- Is Tom a new political adherent?
- "Little Red Book" follower
- Red Guard member
- Zedong disciple
- Zedong follower
- Little Red Book reader
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Maoist \Maoist\ prop. n. An advocate of Maoism.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1951 (adj.), 1963 (n.), in reference to the sort of Marxist-Leninist communist doctrines invented by Chairman Mao Tse-tung of China.
Usage examples of "maoist".
No one really knows whether Zhang is a Confucianist or a Maoist at this point in his life, but at this moment it makes no difference: for in the Confucian view of society, as in the Communist, peasants are the highest class and merchants the lowest.
In terms of this plan, CIA-sponsored troops of the Orthodox Islamic Maoist Falange would rescue the Arab states from the temptations of greed by occupying more than 80 percent of its oil facilities in an action calculated to require less than one minute of actual combat, although it was universally admitted that an additional three months would be required to round up such Arab and Egyptian troops as had fled in panic as far as Rhodesia and Scandinavia.
Five members of a gang of urban vandals and thieves calling themselves the Symbiotic Maoist Falange were put away in an hour-long firefight in which three hundred fifty police SWAT forces, FBI men, and CIA advisers poured thousands of rounds into the house in which they were holed up.
A holdover from the same historical epoch as the Maoists, the other war, the one that had gone on inside people's brains and central nervous systems.
The fakes would be traced to your people and you would be back in the toilet, treading water like crazy and trying to prove that the Maoists were wrong about Deng, capitalism and loss efface.
A college football stadium on the Fourth of July in 1970 is not the smartest place to carry anti-American signs and shout Maoist slogans, and this noisy group had naturally attracted an adversary force of right-wing counterparts.
The Maoists will hang your ass so high you'll think you're Peking duck.