n. refusal to obey authority -as in a military outbreak against the officer in charge-;v. to rebel openly against a commander.
The sailors were found guilty of mutiny.
The sailors were found guilty of mutiny.
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On which ship did a mutiny take place?
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Who led the mutiny on the last voyage?
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What was the name of the ruffian who led the mutiny against John Paul Jones?
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The treacherous pirate was charged with the incitement of mutiny.
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How did Slank delay the mutiny on his ship?
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rebellion; uprising; revolution
obey; follow
3 syllables
mu-ti-ny
scrutiny
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