quaker
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 2
[So named by Justice Bennet, in derision of George Fox, who had admonished the Judge and those around him, when on trial for sedition in the town of Derby, England, " to quake at the word of the Lord."] 1. [FRIEND, s., (4).] 2. The same as QUAKER-GUN (q. v.).
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