McLeod

[ muh-kloud ]

Trademark.

1. a brand of garden tool that is a combination of a rake and a hoe.

Example Sentences

As the companies allowed employees to work from home, they relaxed some security controls, McLeod said.

From MIT Technology Review

During his spring semester at Duke University, senior Lewis McLeod was expelled for committing a sexual assault.

From The Daily Beast

Their stories were narrated by Allan McLeod, Amber Ruffin, and Morgan Murphy.

From The Daily Beast

And this is why the testimony from McLeod and Preston was so extraordinary.

From The Daily Beast

Throughout election day, McLeod had been “cautiously optimistic” that his man would win.

From The Daily Beast

Harriet McLeod talks to cops from both crimes about the chilling parallels.

From The Daily Beast

A trooper named McLeod was shot through the heart, and fell dead.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Martin McLeod, the trader, and a few others organized a hunt on horseback.

From Project Gutenberg

In the morning, McLeod and his train went on, but we stayed and kept the Sabbath, arriving the next day.

From Project Gutenberg

Seeing the temper of Macdonell's levy McLeod determined to fortify his rude castle.

From Project Gutenberg

McLeod's party then pushed on with great glee to Fort Douglas and were received with discharges of artillery and firearms.

From Project Gutenberg