'tinhorn in the PONS Dictionary

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A tinhorn gambler is one who sticks to the cheaper tables.
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What distinguishes democracies from tinhorn dictatorships and totalitarian monstrosities are our permanent meritocratic government bureaus that remain nonpartisan and honestly report the truth.
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The plot concerns a young newspaper editor who is conducting a campaign to unseat the town's tinhorn mayor.
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