Revere
Colonial horseback messenger
Paul Revere was an American silversmith and patriot famous for his midnight ride in 1775 to warn colonial militias of approaching British forces.
His name evokes American revolutionary spirit and has become shorthand for sounding an urgent alarm: She became the Paul Revere of climate activism.
Revere is also a city in Massachusetts named for him. (Lowercase revere means to deeply respect.)
patriot
Travel at the darkest hour
- American RevolutionColonial separation from Britain
- patriotDevoted country supporter
- silversmithMaker of silver objects
- LexingtonMassachusetts town, 1775 battle
midnight ride
Travel at the darkest hour
- American RevolutionColonial separation from Britain
- patriotDevoted country supporter
- silversmithMaker of silver objects
Massachusetts
Northeastern colonial state
- BostonMassachusetts state capital
- Massachusetts TownsFramingham, Wellesley, Sudbury, Weston, Ashland
- North ShoreWinnetka, Kenilworth, Glencoe, Highland Park, Glenview
- New EnglandMaine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut
- Bucks CountyDoylestown, New Hope, Newtown, Bristol, Morrisville
- Kitchen BrandsAll-Clad, Cuisinart, KitchenAid, Le Creuset, Lodge
- Little ItalysLittle Italy, Mulberry Street, North End, Belmont, Bloomfield
- in reverseOpposite order direction
- Paul Revere's rideRevolutionary warning mission
- reverse gearTransmission position for retreating
- reverse psychologyUrging opposite of desired outcome
- reverse engineeredDeduced from finished product
- reverse engineerAnalyze by disassembly
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