Pillsbury

[ pilz-ber-ee, -buh-ree ]

noun
  1. Charles Alfred, 1842–99, U.S. businessman.

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How to use Pillsbury in a sentence

  • Pillsbury played the bass viol, and once a week or so he and Penny got together and spent an entranced hour.

    Left Tackle Thayer | Ralph Henry Barbour
  • Time was when such meetings took place in Penny's room or in Pillsbury's room, but popular indignation put an end to that.

    Left Tackle Thayer | Ralph Henry Barbour
  • There seem none left but you and Parker Pillsbury to pour out your souls' dearest love in his memory.

  • But if it is Pillsbury, he better not go home lookin' like thet 'thout lettin' his wife know first.'

    Ted Strong's Motor Car | Edward C. Taylor
  • He shore is ther devil, fer he wears horns, an' hez a face exactly like thet o' ole man Pillsbury.

    Ted Strong's Motor Car | Edward C. Taylor