Allingham
[al-ing-uh m]
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noun
Margery,1904–66, English mystery writer.
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Contemporary Examples of allingham
In that sense, it appears Allingham not only defied his statistical life span, but longevity science as well.
Whenever someone lives as long as Allingham did, others are eager to learn his secret.
Historical Examples of allingham
"You'll both have to go back to Roma in this one," said Gertrude's chauffeur to Allingham.
A Woman for MayorHelen M. Winslow
"You don't mean to say you were kidnaped, too," cried Allingham.
A Woman for MayorHelen M. Winslow
"Just as I supposed my committee had sent for me," interposed Allingham.
A Woman for MayorHelen M. Winslow
But Gertrude was insisting that Allingham should step in and rest, late as it was.
A Woman for MayorHelen M. Winslow
"I'll have the office open at eight-thirty," said Allingham.
A Woman for MayorHelen M. Winslow
Allingham
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