TICKNOR

Meaning of TICKNOR in English

/tik"neuhr, -nawr/ , n.

George , 1791-1871, U.S. literary historian and educator.

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TICKNOR, GEORGE — born Aug. 1, 1791, Boston died Jan 26, 1871, Boston U.S. author and educator, who helped to modernize the curriculum …
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TICKNOR, GEORGE — (1791-1871) Тикнор, Джордж Литератор, историк и просветитель, единомышленник Т. Джефферсона [Jefferson, Thomas], сторонник "джефферсоновской демократии" [Jeffersonian Democracy]. В 1820-е выступил в …
TICKNOR, GEORGE — (1791-1871) Тикнор, Джордж Литератор, историк и просветитель, единомышленник Т. Джефферсона [Jefferson, Thomas], сторонник "джефферсоновской демократии" [Jeffersonian Democracy]. В 1820-е выступил …
CURTIS — I. biographical name Charles 1860-1936 vice president of the United States (1929-33), II. biographical name Cyrus (Hermann Kotzschmar) 1850-1933 American …
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SANE — I. ˈsān adjective ( usually -er/-est ) Etymology: Latin sanus healthy, sane 1. : free from hurt or disease : …
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ACCESS — I. ˈakˌses also ikˈs- or akˈs- noun ( -es ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French & …
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UNSOCIAL — “+ adjective 1. a. : not social : not seeking or given to association as Christians, they are unsocial , …
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UNMIRTHFUL — |ən+ adjective : not mirthful : serious , humorless glanced around a tableful of sober, unmirthful faces — Caroline Ticknor
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TOWNSWOMAN — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun ( plural townswomen ) 1. : a woman native, inhabitant, or citizen of a particular town the townswomen …
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FORASMUCH AS — |fȯrəz|məch-, _fərəzˈm- conjunction Etymology: Middle English for as much as : in consideration that : seeing that : since forasmuch …
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CURTIS — /kerr"tis/ , n. 1. Benjamin Robbins , 1809-74, U.S. jurist: associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court 1851-57; resigned in …
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CURTIS — I. ˈkər-təs biographical name Charles 1860-1936 vice president of the United States (1929-33) II. biographical name Cyrus (Hermann Kotzschmar) 1850-1933 …
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TERRY, LUCY — born 1730, West Africa died 1821, Vermont, U.S. married name Lucy Prince, also called Bijah's (Abijah's) Luce, or Luce (Lucy) …
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PRESCOTT, WILLIAM H — Additional reading Prescott's writings are collected in Wilfred Harold Munro (ed.), The Works of William H. Prescott, 22 vol. (1904, …
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FIELDS, JAMES T(HOMAS) — born Dec. 31, 1817, Portsmouth, N.H., U.S. died April 24, 1881, Boston, Mass. author and leading publisher in the United …
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DODGE, MARY ABIGAIL — born March 31, 1833, Hamilton, Mass., U.S. died Aug. 17, 1896, Hamilton pseudonym Gail Hamilton American essayist and editor whose …
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CURTIS, BENJAMIN R(OBBINS) — born Nov. 4, 1809, Watertown, Mass., U.S. died Sept. 15, 1874, Newport, R.I. associate justice of the United States Supreme …
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