Crockett
[krok-it]
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noun
DavidDavy, 1786–1836, U.S. frontiersman, politician, and folklore hero.
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Contemporary Examples of crockett
Crockett went to get him but then decided to let him remain "dead."
Crockett says Dow Jones appears to be thinking “about creeping down the road towards Bloomberg.”
And there are the parts of Florida that Crockett and Tubbs never quite got to, up in the northern sticks.
Michael Tomasky: Newt’s Racist Surge May Sink Romney in South CarolinaMichael Tomasky
January 19, 2012
Historical Examples of crockett
I will take a solitary story from Mr. Crockett's 'Stickit Minister.'
My Contemporaries In FictionDavid Christie Murray
Anybody but Mr. Crockett can see where the point of the story lies.
My Contemporaries In FictionDavid Christie Murray
I see Crockett and Gibbs, two of the committee, with the fellows.
Frank Merriwell's RacesBurt L. Standish
Take Crockett into some other bedroom, not his own, and let your son look after him.
Crockett admits that at this time he did not know the letters of the alphabet.
The Way to the WestEmerson Hough
Crockett
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