Huneker

[ huhn-i-ker ]

noun
  1. James (Gib·bons) [gib-uhnz], /ˈgɪb ənz/, 1860–1921, U.S. music critic and writer.

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How to use Huneker in a sentence

  • The last phrase reminds me of the way my old friend James Huneker used to date his letters to me from Brooklyn.

    Turns about Town | Robert Cortes Holliday
  • I was a clerk in a book store—the retail department, it happened, of the house which publishes Mr. Huneker's books.

    Turns about Town | Robert Cortes Holliday
  • Mr. Huneker's close friends have taken occasion since his death to speak warmly of his kindness toward obscure, struggling talent.

    Turns about Town | Robert Cortes Holliday
  • Through my connection with the matter of "Casuals" I suppose it was that a correspondence came about between Mr. Huneker and me.

    Turns about Town | Robert Cortes Holliday
  • It wasn't "Bookman stuff" at all, all about a couple of "old rounders," as Mr. Huneker called them, taking a stroll.

    Turns about Town | Robert Cortes Holliday