Mutiny

What do we mean by mutiny?

Open rebellion against constituted authority, especially rebellion of sailors against superior officers. noun

To engage in mutiny. intransitive verb

To revolt against lawful authority, with or without armed resistance, especially in the army or navy; excite or be guilty of mutiny, or mutinous conduct.

Forcible resistance to or revolt against constituted authority on the part of subordinates; specifically, a revolt of soldiers or seamen, with or without armed resistance, against the authority of their commanding officers. noun

Any rebellion against constituted authority; by statute under British rule, any attempt to excite opposition to lawful authority, particularly military or naval authority, or any act of contempt directed against officers, or disobedience of their commands; any concealment of mutinous acts, or neglect to take measures toward a suppression of them. noun

Tumult; violent commotion. noun

Discord; strife. noun

Synonyms and Sedition, Revolt, etc. See insurrection. noun

To rise against, or refuse to obey, lawful authority in military or naval service; to excite, or to be guilty of, mutiny or mutinous conduct; to revolt against one's superior officer, or any rightful authority. intransitive verb

To fall into strife; to quarrel. intransitive verb

Insurrection against constituted authority, particularly military or naval authority; concerted revolt against the rules of discipline or the lawful commands of a superior officer; hence, generally, forcible resistance to rightful authority; insubordination. noun

Violent commotion; tumult; strife. noun

An English statute reënacted annually to punish mutiny and desertion. noun

Organized rebellion against a legally constituted authority; especially by seamen against their officers noun

To commit mutiny. verb

Open rebellion against constituted authority (especially by seamen or soldiers against their officers) noun

Engage in a mutiny against an authority verb

An organized rebellion against a legally constituted authority, especially by seamen against their officers.

Violent commotion; tumult; strife.

Rebellion against an authority Mostly sailors ( pirates ) against superior officers. Urban Dictionary

A group of three or more post-doctoral researchers (postdocs). Urban Dictionary

To drink a bottle of Captain Morgan or Admiral Nelson until it is empty. Urban Dictionary

A Mutiny is when you allow someone to engage in penetrative sex with yourself during pirate-esque sorts of role play and then have them ambushed by one or more people in which you proceed to 'take over'. Urban Dictionary

When better, more appropriate titles go AWOL Urban Dictionary

What happens when you've just placed toothpaste on your toothbrush, you get distracted by something in another room, and it falls off into the sink. Urban Dictionary

When a group of co-workers decide on a destination for lunch, only to find that a few select members of the group have decided to go elsewhere. These individuals inform the original organizer typically as the excursion begins, i.e. on the way out the door or while in the car. Urban Dictionary

Multiple Angry Pirate(s) performed in one evening. Resulting in a mutiny of one's relationship with said pirate. Urban Dictionary

When a guy unwantingly gets an erection. Urban Dictionary

You get pissed at yur girl for talking for hours on end so you punch her lights out and shove your dick in her mouth until she stops breathing. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mutiny:
mutiny, muting, mutine, mutina, mutin.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mutiny:
sepoy, bounty, nore, bligh, lucknow, desertion, deed, mls, suppressed, sailors, revolt, hanged, rebellion, aboard, waived, loyal, bengal, soldiers, uprising, garrison, punjab, madras, bombay, crew, hms, barracks, officers, siege, broke, martial, regiment, conspiracy, stationed, delhi, troops, voyage, executed, coup, tampa, prefecture, captain, rebels, ship, wang, discipline, seized, commanding, disbanded, imprisoned, fleet, occurred, bangladesh, emperor, india, commanded, revolution, fled, execution, colonel, sailed, army, lieutenant, indian, ships, commander, orders, protest, vessel, armed, navy, admiral.

Words that rhyme with mutiny:
scrutiny, bhutani, newton he, substitute honey.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mutiny:
open, indian, great, naval, military, general, serious, near, sepoy, second, incipient, famous, dangerous, called, actual, successful, recent, late, terrible, threatened, formidable, nore, outright, abortive, scale, mere, intended, sudden, bloody, minor, rank, attempted, possible, violent, widespread, armed, alarming, furious, exciting, alleged, pre, fresh, flat, impending, revolutionary, brief, downright, partial, sudanese, potential, post, lndian, subsequent, virtual, universal, unsuccessful, wholesale, murderous, planned, curragh, creole, premeditated, memorable, lived, covert, celebrated, horrible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mutiny:
period, bill, days, records, policy, rebellion, years, era, time, india, spread, army, times, decade, act, reformers, settlement, war, acts, decades, conditions, the, reorganization, brewing, phase, reorganisation, photograph, treason, death, officials, seething, threat, crisis, events, assessments, apprehenbill, trial.

Words that sound like mutiny:
mutiny, mutant, muton, mutinied, mutinies, mutin, mutine, myotomy, mutineer, mutinous, mutinus, mutawa, muttony, muting, mutants, mutely, muni, muumuu, muti, muta, munni, muny, mutare, eutony, neoteny, neotony, nittany, muted, matinee, mutig, monotony, mahony, montone, mahany, mitten, mittens, mutton, mulan, mutate, muteness, mitton, muna, maraton, mouton, muda, maton, muto, moten, maten, mucin, matney, mulino, mattina, moutan, muttons, matton, buitoni, mayton, mumin, mutu, meeten, mattan, motn, mutata, metan, matane, munno, mutandis, mantini, mittent, moutons, musen, mittened, mightnt, mutato, newton, newtons, tuten, nutant, musing, musings, matin, mewing, mutineers, modena, matins, musin, matheny, mooting, metheny, myotic, mitin, mattin, musingly, munin, manteno, matheney, mawhinney, mutest, mountainy.