Broun

[ broon ]

noun
  1. (Matthew) Heywood (Campbell), 1888–1939, U.S. journalist, essayist, and novelist.

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How to use Broun in a sentence

  • We want Heywood Broun, 3rd, to start from scratch without having to lug along anything we have left him.

    Pieces of Hate | Heywood Broun
  • Next day word went about the country like wildfire that Mr. Henry had beaten Jessie Broun within an inch of her life.

    The Master of Ballantrae | Robert Louis Stevenson
  • If this is a gesture, all I can say is, it is a pinwheel; and yet Broun writes only about things he knows about.

    When Winter Comes to Main Street | Grant Martin Overton
  • There was Burbage, I mind weel, and there was Broun; guid men both—no better men on th' road!

    The Man Who Was Good | Leonard Merrick
  • Heywood Broun finds America suffering from a dearth of Folly.

    Nonsenseorship | G. G. Putnam and Others