Lynd

[ lind ]

noun

1. Robert Staugh·ton [stawt, -n], 1892–1970, and his wife Helen (Mer·rell) [mer, -, uh, l], 1896–1982, U.S. sociologists.

Example Sentences

Although she loves Bond, Lynd reveals herself as a double agent working against him, and later drowns.

From The Daily Beast

With power and imagination Lynd Ward has illustrated the book with over eighty drawings in two colors.

From Project Gutenberg

In consequence of this resemblance, we called this little tree the Bread tree of the Lynd.

From Project Gutenberg

We travelled about seven miles and a half, and crossed three good sized creeks, joining the Lynd from the north east.

From Project Gutenberg

The general course of the Lynd, from my last latitude to that of the 4th June, was north-west.

From Project Gutenberg

Creeks, probably of no great extent, joined the Lynd from the south side of all the hills we passed both yesterday and to-day.

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