klavern
- noun
- /klævərn/
- Offensive
- As we go hence from this Klavern into the struggle of the alien world, let us not forget the crowning glory of a Klansman is to serve.
Examples
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She felt uneasy entering the klavern, a place known for its secretive meetings and exclusivity.
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You spend all that time at Klavern hall jaw-jackin' about them niggers and them commies and them Jews.
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I was led into the Klavern hall, which was dark.
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Said they want you at Klavern.
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You get five or six of your friends of similar thinking... ...and we'll initiate the Madison County Klavern.
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Were you the Grand cyclops of the Mississippi Klavern of the White Knights for the Past three years?
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The members gathered each month at the local klavern to discuss their shared beliefs and goals.
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After years of being involved, he was proud to be an officer of the klavern in his community.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Klavern was the name the Ku Klux Klan gave to a local group, and they used K at the start to match the group's name and make a special word. So, a Klavern is basically the Klan's local 'chapter' or meeting group.