First Known Use: 1969
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groupuscule
noun grou·pus·cule \grü-ˈpəs-ˌkyül\
Definition of GROUPUSCULE
: a small group of political activists
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Origin of GROUPUSCULE
French, from groupe group + -uscule (as in corpuscule corpuscle)
Rhymes with GROUPUSCULE
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