Junta

What do we mean by junta?

A group of military officers ruling a country after seizing power. noun

A council or small legislative body in a government, especially in Central or South America. noun

A meeting; a council. See junto. noun

Specifically In Spain, a consultative or legislative assembly, either for the whole country or for one of its separate parts. noun

A council; a convention; a tribunal; an assembly; esp., the grand council of state in Spain. noun

A junto. noun

A small committee or group self-appointed to serve as the government of a country, usually just after a coup d'etat or revolution, and often composed primarily of military men. The term is used mostly in Latin American countries. noun

A council; a convention; a tribunal; an assembly; especially, the grand council of state in Spain. noun

The ruling council of a military dictatorship. noun

A group of military officers who rule a country after seizing power noun

A council, convention, tribunal or assembly; especially, the grand council of state in Spain.

The ruling council of a military dictatorship.

A group of persons that have taken control over a country using militairy force.Always dictatorial mostly fascist. Example: Birma Urban Dictionary

Junta is a hindi word which means "people" or "crowd". Also used to indicate "crowd" or "the kind of people" at some place. Urban Dictionary

The small area of skin in between: a mans testicles and his asshole, or a females vagina and her asshole. It contains a dense number of nerve endings hence it is extremely sensitive. It is a particularly good area for fondling and licking between lovers or oneself Urban Dictionary

An actual radiant ball of sunshine, too pure for this world, everybody wants to date her but nobody is good enough from her. very good at taking care of her cats and picking out gifts for her friends! Urban Dictionary

Junta is a studio album by the 90's Jam band Phish Urban Dictionary

The absolute best Phish album and quite possibly my favorite album of all time. Go buy it right now, you will not be disappointed. Urban Dictionary

Substitute teacher at school. You might see him around carrying a yellow bag, it might reak a bit. He looks a bit like a "brrh". He is very good at teaching. Urban Dictionary

An Azumaya Junta is a very sexy angel who stalks the one they love until they can get them drunk and get them in bed Urban Dictionary

Any rule or practice established by a junta, whether by law or not. Primarily used in contrast with de jure meaning in principle or by law. Related to de facto, meaning in fact or in practice as opposed to being by principle or law. A de facto practice or situation established by persons having come to power by revolution. Related words : junta : revolutionary government in power by force or deception rather than law. de facto : in fact, whether by law or not. Antonyms : de jure : established by principle or law Urban Dictionary

“A condom, usually filled with Methamphetamines or other home grown narcotics, used as a disciplinary device for when your step wife forgets to bring home sonic for dinner” Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to junta:
junta, junto, punta, juxta, jutta, junt, juta, justa, junia, kunta, juna, unta, bunta, janta, sunta, funta, junya.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word junta:
pinochet, thi, triumvirate, cortes, moreno, seville, coup, viceroy, azores, montevideo, deposed, tat, caracas, dictatorship, regency, principality, aires, govern, castile, royalist, chile, provisional, grande, myanmar, burma, jos, burmese, dissolved, monarchy, regime, manuel, interim, cyprus, vii, democracy, chilean, salvador, greece, deputies, rez, bolivia, nez, ruled, argentine, exile, thai, fernando, seized, juan, athens, civilian, mart, carlos, decree, uprising, santiago, argentina, autonomous, constitution, colorado, presidency, resignation, constitutional, headed, madrid, promised, revolutionary, luis, banned, antonio, referendum, del, governing, governed, arrest, military, ruling, spain, imprisoned, venezuela, colonel, pedro, ram, abolished, spanish, electoral, reconstruction, revolution, assumed, thailand, peru, power, president, rule, protest, arrested, declared, independence, socialist, armed.

Words that rhyme with junta:
junta a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe junta:
military, new, revolutionary, central, provisional, man, greek, supreme, argentine, chilean, local, cuban, civilian, provincial, spanish, burmese, fascist, governmental, anti, member, pakistani, holy, departmental, wing, peruvian, salvadoran, patriotic, interim, argentinian, haitian, pro, post, municipal, secret, electoral, conservative, executive, royal, radical, called, backed, reformist, temporary, communist, mexican, repressive, egyptian, nicaraguan, reactionary, south, whig, led, leftist, sandinista, lived, brutal, brazilian, venezuelan, pre, person, ethiopian, dominated, turkish, nigerian, republican, marxist, appointed, paraguayan, salvadorean.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective junta:
greece, period.

Consonant match to junta:
hunter, hinter, haunter, hanta.

Words that sound like junta:
junta, junto, hanta, honda, hentai, handa, hinda, hente, henty, juntas, hantu, wanta, hunt, hannah, hunter, hint, handy, haunt, haunted, hints, hunted, hindu, hanna, hunts, henna, haunts, hindi, hana, hyundai, hinted, hondo, hata, hundo, haunter, hanah, hinton, hina, hunte, hinter, hant, hena, heta, hiena, hatta, hundai, hent, hoonah, hendy, hita, heena, hants, handi, hindoo, juntos, honza, haint, hota, hont, hania, hunton, henter, huna, heintz, hooda, hintz, hanter, honea, hanaa, hantz, henton, hentz, hundt, huta, hanton, hintze, hanten, honte, hunza, hendi, hendee, hinten, hantan, yenta, tanta, tenta, tinta, banta, kunta, lanta, canta, centa, cinta, kenta, genta, kanta, bonta, denta, kinta, giunta, jointe.