Coryell
[ kawr-yel ]
/ kɔrˈyɛl /
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noun
John Russell, 1848–1924, U.S. author of detective and adventure stories.
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Words nearby Coryell
Coryate, Corybant, corybantic, corydalis, Corydon, Coryell, corymb, corymbiform, corymbose, corynebacteria, corynebacterium
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How to use Coryell in a sentence
Coryell served for a time as clerk of the market and sealer of weights and measures.
Seaport in Virginia|Gay Montague MooreHere Coryell bought a lot on Duke Street in 1794 where he lived for many years.
Seaport in Virginia|Gay Montague MooreThis series comprises the best stories ever written by Stephens, Ballantyne and Coryell.
The Brighton Boys in the Trenches|James R. Driscoll