Roundhead

(ro̵undhed′)

noun

a member or supporter of the Parliamentary, or Puritan, party in England during the English civil war (1642-52): originally a derisive term, with reference to the Puritans' close-cropped hair in contrast to the Cavaliers' long hair

See Roundhead in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A supporter of the Parliamentarians during the English Civil War and the Commonwealth.

Origin:

Origin: From the close-cropped hair of the Puritans

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