Hanoverian
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Hanoverian /ˌhanə(ʊ)ˈvɪərɪən/
▶adjective relating to the royal house of Hanover, who ruled as monarchs in Britain from 1714 (the accession of George I) to 1901 (the death of Queen Victoria). ▶noun
- 1 (usu. the Hanoverians) any of the British sovereigns from George I to Victoria.
- 2 a medium-built horse of a German breed, developed for use both as a riding horse and in harness.
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