HEYWARD

Meaning of HEYWARD in English

/hay"weuhrd/ , n.

DuBose /deuh bohz"/ , 1885-1940, U.S. playwright, novelist, and poet.

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HEYWARD — biographical name (Edwin)
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HEYWARD — biographical name (Edwin) Du·Bose dü-ˈbōz, dyü- 1885-1940 American author
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HEYWARD — Pronunciation: ' h ā -w ə rd Function: biographical name (Edwin) Du · Bose \ dü- ' b ō z, …
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