Cantillon

[ kahn-tee-yawn ]

noun

1. Ri·chard [r, ee-, shar, rich, -erd], c1680–1734, French economist, born in Ireland.

Example Sentences

The most famous brewery for this style is Cantillon, the last and lone brewery operating solely within Brussels.

From The Daily Beast

He joined in the general conversation determined to rout the brilliant Miss Cantillon, who knew so many things.

From Project Gutenberg

On reaching the summit, Cantillon sprang on the corporal's shoulders—Jones was a very powerful, athletic man—and stood upright.

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Presently Cantillon gave a shout, and jumping down, ran back at full speed, followed by Corporal Jones.

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"Colored glasses on account of the glare of the snow," said Miss Cantillon.

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"They put glasses on cows in Russia," said Miss Cantillon importantly.

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