BELLOC

Meaning of BELLOC in English

/bel"euhk, -ok/ , n.

Hilaire /hi lair"/ , 1870-1953, English essayist, poet, and satirist, born in France.

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BELLOC — biographical name (Joseph-Pierre) Hilaire 1870-1953 English author
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BELLOC — biographical name (Joseph-Pierre) Hilaire 1870-1953 English author
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BELLOC — Belloc BrE AmE ˈbel ɒk -ək AmE \ -ɑːk
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BELLOC — (1870–1953) a British author, born in France. He wrote books of various different kinds, including biographies and travel books, but …
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BELLOC — Pronunciation: ' be- ˌ läk, -l ə k Function: biographical name (Joseph-Pierre) Hilaire 1870-1953 Eng. author
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BELLOC, (JOSEPH-PIERRE) HILAIRE — born July 27, 1870, La Celle-Saint-Cloud, France died July 16, 1953, Guildford, Surrey, Eng. French-born British poet, historian, Catholic apologist, …
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BELLOC, (JOSEPH-PIERRE) HILAIRE — born July 27, 1870, La Celle-Saint-Cloud, Fr. died July 16, 1953, Guildford, Surrey, Eng. French-born poet, historian, and essayist who …
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BELLOC, JOSEPH-PIERRE HILAIRE — born July 27, 1870, La Celle-Saint-Cloud, France died July 16, 1953, Guildford, Surrey, Eng. French-born British poet, historian, Catholic apologist, …
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BELLOC, HILAIRE — born July 27, 1870, La Celle-Saint-Cloud, France died July 16, 1953, Guildford, Surrey, Eng. French-born British poet, historian, Catholic apologist, …
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HILAIRE BELLOC — ➡ Belloc
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NONSENSE VERSE — Humorous or whimsical verse that features absurd characters and actions and often contains evocative but meaningless words coined for the …
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PILGRIMS' WAY — the North Downs trackway in southern England. It is a famous prehistoric route between the English Channel and the chalk …
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