MCCLOSKEY

Meaning of MCCLOSKEY in English

/meuh klos"kee/ , n.

John , 1810-85, U.S. Roman Catholic clergyman: first U.S. cardinal 1875.

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MCCLOSKEY — biographical name John 1810-1885 1st American cardinal
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MCCLOSKEY — biographical name John 1810-1885 1st American cardinal
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MCCLOSKEY — McCloskey BrE AmE mə ˈklɒsk i AmE \ -ˈklɑːsk i
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MCCLOSKEY — Pronunciation: m ə - ' kläs-k ē Function: biographical name John 1810-1885 1st American cardinal
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MCCLOSKEY, JOHN — born March 10, 1810, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S. died Oct. 10, 1885, New York, N.Y. second archbishop of New York, who …
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MCCLOSKEY, JOHN — (1810-1885) Макклоски, Джон Первый американский католический кардинал (1875). В 1864-75 архиепископ Нью-Йоркский. Организовал завершение строительства (1879) собора Св. Патрика [St. Patrick's …
MCCLOSKEY, JOHN — (1810-1885) Макклоски, Джон Первый американский католический кардинал (1875). В 1864-75 архиепископ Нью-Йоркский. Организовал завершение строительства (1879) собора Св. Патрика [St. …
REV — I. ˈrev noun ( -s ) Etymology: short for revolution : a revolution of a motor 300 revs per minute …
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MASSACRE — I. ˈmasə̇kə(r), ˈmaas-, -sēk-, substand -səˌkrē transitive verb ( massacred ; massacred ; massacring -k(ə)riŋ, substand -səˌkrēiŋ ; massacres ) …
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JEFFERSONIAN — I. | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|sōnēən, -nyən adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Thomas Jefferson + English -ian : of, associated with, or favoring Thomas …
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MASSACRE — I. ˈma-si-kər noun Etymology: Middle French Date: circa 1578 1. : the act or an instance of killing a number …
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MASSACRE — [mas.sa.cre] n [MF] (ca. 1578) 1: the act or an instance of killing a number of usu. helpless or unresisting …
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OPERATIONS RESEARCH — also called operational research, application of scientific methods to the management and administration of organized military, governmental, commercial, and industrial …
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ETHICS — also called Moral Philosophy, the discipline concerned with what is morally good and bad, right and wrong. The term is …
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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — the body of rules, doctrines, and practices that govern the operation of political communities. In modern times by far the …
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CLINE, MAGGIE — born Jan. 1, 1857, Haverhill, Mass., U.S. died June 11, 1934, Fair Haven, N.J. in full Margaret Cline American singer …
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LIVELY — adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a lively resort ▪ It is a lively resort with plenty of bars and cafés. …
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HAGGARD — adjective EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES ▪ The jurors looked haggard on their tenth day of deliberations. EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ …
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KNOCK — v. 1 strike, hit, rap, thwack, whack, thump, bang, tap Knock on the door He knocked the man on the …
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