tory
/ˈtɔːri/ /ˈtɒri/Definitions
1. noun
A member of the British Conservative Party; a supporter of a monarch or a monarchic system.
“The tory politician was known for his strong conservative views.”
2. noun
A person who tells tales or stories, especially false or exaggerated ones.
“The tory’s outlandish stories were met with skepticism by the audience.”
3. noun
A rebellious or disloyal person, especially in relation to a monarch or government.
“The tory was accused of treason for their actions against the crown.”