andron

¹ American  

[an-dron] / ˈæn drɒn /

noun

1. (in an ancient Greek house) an apartment for men, especially one for banqueting.

2. (in an ancient Roman house) a passage between two peristyles.

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Andron ² American  

[an-dron] / ˈæn drɒn /

Also Andrus

noun

Classical Mythology.

1. a son of Anius who was given the power of prophecy by Apollo.

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Etymology

Origin of andron

< Greek, equivalent to andr- andr- + -ōn noun suffix

Example Sentences

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, showrunner Dave Andron revealed Goggins' return was planned early in the development of the series but would not say that it was done intentionally to set up future installments of "Justified."

From Salon

Because despite the work of a number of the old “Justified” crew, including the writer-producers Dave Andron and Michael Dinner, and an accomplished new cast, “City Primeval” — though handsomely filmed, well acted and ample in its emotions and its violent action — feels, ultimately, like a simulacrum.

From New York Times

“Justified” writers and producers like Dave Andron, Michael Dinner, Walter Mosley and Graham Yost have joined Olyphant in the new project.

From New York Times

Executive producer Dave Andron said Idris was more than up to the task of taking a leadership role on the series: “He had the chops and he’s so naturally talented. It’s astounding what he brought to the show. I’m so incredibly proud of him, and he’s just getting started.”

From Los Angeles Times

Dave Andron, co-creator, showrunner and an executive producer, said season four will up the violence levels as the war on drugs takes hold, prompting scare tactics and the militarization of police.

From Seattle Times