Crusoe

[ kroo-soh ]

noun

1. Robinson. Robinson Crusoe.

Crusoe

/ ˈkruːsəʊ; -zəʊ /

noun

1. See Robinson Crusoe
   Robinson Crusoe
   Robinson Crusoe See Robinson Crusoe

Example Sentences

Actually, I liked Robinson Crusoe, Black Beauty, the usual things.

From The Daily Beast

A modern-day Crusoe will find not just one footprint in his island's sand.

From The Daily Beast

We were never going to be romantic Robinson Crusoe; it was this whole other thing.

From The Daily Beast

Tarzan and Robinson Crusoe were favorites and accompanying Lewis & Clark a dream.

From The Daily Beast

From Robinson Crusoe to Henry Ford on Jews, a new book peeks inside Hitler's private library.

From The Daily Beast

Robinson Crusoe lost a day in his illness: I have lost a faculty, for which loss Heaven be praised!'

From Project Gutenberg

It suggests the romances of youthful days—Crusoe, Sindbad and all their glorious company.

From Project Gutenberg

Nothing had been taken, nothing was in disorder, the hotel was complete, save that it was as bare as Crusoe's deserted island.

From Project Gutenberg

Then I would imagine myself all alone on the ocean, and Robinson Crusoe was very real to me.

From Project Gutenberg

It was surely right of Robinson Crusoe to make his solitary cave look as smart as possible.

From Project Gutenberg