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Cheiron

American  
[kahy-ron] / ˈkaɪ rɒn /

noun

Classical Mythology.
  1. Chiron.


Cheiron British  
/ -rən, ˈkaɪrɒn /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Chiron

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Cheiron’s records would fuse R&B grooves with happy/sad Abba-esque melodies.

From The Guardian

Martin and his fellow Swedes at Cheiron had meant it simply as slang for “call me”.

From The Guardian

Discerning that Sandberg had an ear for pop music, PoP – a fan of pseudonyms – rechristened him Max Martin and employed him as a songwriter and producer at his Stockholm powerhouse, Cheiron studios.

From The Guardian

Cheiron Inc., an actuarial consulting firm, recently forecast that 121 plans might fail within 20 years.

From New York Times

As student Cheiron McMahill emphasized, that means understanding both words and cultural norms.

From Washington Times