CUSHMAN

Meaning of CUSHMAN in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈku̇sh-mən ]

biographical name

Charlotte Saunders 1816-1876 American actress

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CUSHMAN — biographical name Charlotte Saunders 1816-1876 American actress
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CUSHMAN — /koosh"meuhn/ , n. Charlotte Saunders /sawn"deuhrz, sahn"-/ , 1816-76, U.S. actress.
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CUSHMAN — Pronunciation: ' ku ̇ sh-m ə n Function: biographical name Charlotte Saunders 1816-1876 American actress
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CUSHMAN, CHARLOTTE (SAUNDERS) — born July 23, 1816, Boston, Mass., U.S. died Feb. 18, 1876, Boston U.S. actress. She made her opera debut in …
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CUSHMAN, CHARLOTTE — born July 23, 1816, Boston, Mass., U.S. died Feb. 18, 1876, Boston U.S. actress. She made her opera debut in …
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