Herrick

[ her-ik ]

noun

1. Robert, 1591–1674, English poet.
2. Robert, 1868–1938, U.S. novelist.

Herrick

/ ˈhɛrɪk /

noun

1. HerrickRobert15911674MEnglishWRITING: poet Robert. 1591–1674, English poet. His chief work is the Hesperides (1648), a collection of short, delicate, sacred, and pastoral lyrics

Example Sentences

Four months later, after Herrick contacted police in Newport, the warrant was issued for Gray’s arrest.

From Washington Post

This study won’t end the debate over Venus’ tectonic structure, but the team was able to “recognize that there was a bigger picture pattern,” Herrick says.

From Popular-Science

In a study in the October Soil Biology and Biochemistry, Herrick, soil scientist Gabriel Price-Christenson and colleagues tested samples from soils impacted by jumping worms.

From Science News

This allows multiple species to invade and thrive together, Herrick says.

From Science News

Herrick lay in the long grass of the wooded lot, against the wall of the Hoover place.

From Project Gutenberg

Again there was a light footstep overhead, and Herrick guessed that enough time had elapsed for the toilet to have been completed.

From Project Gutenberg

And at the same moment the last knot yielded to stiff fingers and Herrick staggered to his feet.

From Project Gutenberg

As he spoke the pane above Herrick's head, where he struggled with the loose shutter, cracked into flying splinters.

From Project Gutenberg

I think you'd best take the end, Mr. Kane; me and Mr. Herrick the front windows—Lord, who's this?

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