Dunlop

American  

[duhn-lop, duhn-lop] / dʌnˈlɒp, ˈdʌn lɒp /

noun

1. John Boyd, 1840–1921, Scottish inventor of the pneumatic tire.

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Dunlop British  

/ ˈdʌnlɒp /

noun

1. John Boyd. 1840–1921, Scottish veterinary surgeon, who devised the first successful pneumatic tyre, which was manufactured by the company named after him

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Example Sentences

“There really wasn’t anything that we didn’t already know” in the Davos address, Ivy Zelman, executive vice president of a Walker & Dunlop housing research firm, said on a Wednesday webinar.

From Barron's

It also has licensed brands Lonsdale and Dunlop.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Those properties for sure are selling at steep, steep discounts because the existing owners have really just sort of done all they can do, or they’re at a point where they need to return as much equity to their investors and move on to fight another day,” said Russell Dey, managing director at Walker & Dunlop.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Parole Board has recommended Dunlop be moved to open conditions, with a decision to be made by the Justice Secretary.

From BBC

Mr Hogg said Dunlop had the "ability to lie and hoodwink the system", adding: "It's beyond belief."

From BBC