Fadden

/ (ˈfædən) /

noun

Sir Arthur William. 1895–1973, Australian statesman; prime minister of Australia (1941)

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Examples from the Web for fadden

Two days after came the day of the Crisis, the day of the Fadden Dance.
Ann Veronica|H. G. Wells
She tried to imagine the collective effect of the Fadden Ball; she had never seen a fancy-dress gathering in her life.
Ann Veronica|H. G. Wells
We were under the wind in this deep cut on Fadden's Hill, and the snow piled in upon us rapidly.
Eben Holden|Irving Bacheller
This work is the master product of the author of "Chimmie Fadden."
In Strange Company|Guy Boothby

He sat in much the same attitude, and she stood just as she had stood when he told her she could not go to the Fadden Dance.
Ann Veronica|H. G. Wells