Clawson

[ klaw-suhn ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

It turned out to be written by White House aide Ken Clawson.

The most prominent object is his own portrait, life-size, as painted by the well known home artist, Mr. Will Clawson.

"Good-morning, sister Clawson," said a young friend whom she met in walking.

Commander Clawson, the navy officer, doesn't know what to think.

Hiram B. Clawson, the confidential clerk of the President, next appeared as a candidate for the young lady's hand.

Nothing more than that your father gave his consent this morning, in my presence, to your marriage with Hiram Clawson.

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