Elwood

[ el-wood ]

noun

1. a city in central Indiana.

Example Sentences

His owner even wrote a book, Everyone Loves Elwood, to promote tolerance and lack of prejudice.

From The Daily Beast

To paraphrase Elwood P. Dowd in Harvey: “In this world, you must be oh so clever, or you must be oh so heartfelt.”

From The Daily Beast

He and Leonard Elwood were great friends; though they were, in many respects, of very different characters.

From Project Gutenberg

He seems, at times, so reserved and distant, I almost feel inclined to call him ‘Mr. Elwood’ instead of ‘Leonard.’

From Project Gutenberg

Templemore and Elwood began to feel anxious and, to make matters worse, food ran short for the Indians.

From Project Gutenberg

Neither Templemore nor Elwood had ever previously seen any animal, or the skin of one, at all like these.

From Project Gutenberg

The next morning, when Elwood and Templemore got out of their hammocks, they found they were alone with Matava.

From Project Gutenberg