STUBBS

Meaning of STUBBS in English

I. ˈstəbz biographical name

George 1724-1806 English painter

II. biographical name

William 1825-1901 English historian & prelate

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STUBBS — I. biographical name George 1724-1806 English painter, II. biographical name William 1825-1901 English historian & prelate
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STUBBS — /stubz/ , n. William , 1825-1901, English historian and bishop.
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STUBBS — Stubbs BrE AmE stʌbz
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STUBBS — Stubbs, George /stʌbs/ BrE AmE (1724–1806) a British artist known especially for his paintings of horses and other animals
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STUBBS — (1724–1806) an English artist. He is famous for his paintings of horses, which show the animals in realistic detail, often …
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STUBBS — Function: biographical name William 1825-1901 Eng. hist. & prelate
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STUBBS — Pronunciation: ' st ə bz Function: biographical name George 1724-1806 Eng. painter
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STUBBS, GEORGE — born Aug. 24, 1724, Liverpool, Eng. died July 10, 1806, London British animal painter and anatomical draftsman. Son of a …
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STUBBS, WILLIAM — born June 21, 1825, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, Eng. died April 22, 1901, Cuddesdon, near Oxford influential English historian who founded the …
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STUBBS, GEORGE — born Aug. 24, 1724, Liverpool, Eng. died July 10, 1806, London outstanding English animal painter and anatomical draftsman. The son …
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STUBBS, GEORGE — Stubbs, George /stʌbs/ BrE AmE (1724–1806) a British artist known especially for his paintings of horses and other animals
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STUBBS, GEORGE — born Aug. 24, 1724, Liverpool, Eng. died July 10, 1806, London British animal painter and anatomical draftsman. Son of a …
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GEORGE STUBBS — ➡ Stubbs
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