Birdseye

[ burdz-ahy ]

noun

1. Clarence, 1886–1956, U.S. inventor and businessman: developer of food-freezing process.

Example Sentences

Birdseye walked away with a personal profit of about $1 million and an annual salary of $50,000 to continue his experiments.

From The Daily Beast

And that was what Birdseye wanted to do; his interest in fast-freezing was as a means to an end.

From The Daily Beast

It was a dark evening, and the cathedral clock struck nine as Lauretta Birdseye passed through the gates of the broad walk.

From Project Gutenberg

Lastly, the study smelt, but did not reek, of common birdseye.

From Project Gutenberg

I can imagine no other reason why you should call the picture of Miss Birdseye a "bad business," or indeed any business at all.

From Project Gutenberg

He was also interested in curly black walnut and birdseye maple woods.

From Project Gutenberg

Some woods, as birdseye maple, are well developed by the rotary cut.

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