Bryant

[ brahy-uhnt ]

noun

1. Grid·ley [grid, -lee], 1789–1867, U.S. engineer and inventor.
2. William Cullen, 1794–1878, U.S. poet and journalist.
3. a male given name.

Bryant

/ ˈbraɪənt /

noun

1. BryantDavid1931MBritishSPORT AND GAMES: bowler David . born 1931, British bowler; many times world champion

Example Sentences

That fleeting comedic moment exemplifies Aidy Bryant at her best.

From The Daily Beast

They assume that someone who can sound like Bryant Gumbel could not mean it when he mixes in a little Dave Chappelle.

From The Daily Beast

On a date in Bryant Park, Nate mentions William Whyte, author of The Organization Man and later a student of intimate urban life.

From The Daily Beast

At one conference, the ADF said, Anita Bryant-style, that this agenda includes “recruiting children.”

From The Daily Beast

Khrushchev spoke to The Daily Beast ahead of a Tuesday night speech at Bryant University in Rhode Island.

From The Daily Beast

“Good evening, Mr. Bryant,” said George Warren, as they arrived at the post-office door.

From Project Gutenberg

Then suddenly, as if in the same breath, they smiled again, and Bryant gave her a little nod.

From Project Gutenberg

Jim Bryant threw the gate shut with a clang and came striding across the yard.

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Jim Bryant had not lived long in the town, but she knew him well from these few weeks of intimacy.

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Cullen will be easily identified, as the middle name of Bryant.

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