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Frink

British  
/ frɪŋk /

noun

  1. Dame Elisabeth . 1930–93, British sculptor

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Everyone loves a mad scientist, whether it’s Dr. Frankenstein or The Simpsons’s Professor Frink.

From Science Magazine

As it turned out, Frink was in ill health, and although he owned the First Hill house for several months, he never lived in it.

From Seattle Times

John M. and Abbie Frink approached him with the suggestion of a trade — the house for a half-block of land downtown at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Pike Street.

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Alanzo Frink had seven rebounds.

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“It doesn’t matter who you are, she’s the same for everyone,” said Amy Frink, the vice president of the Professional Appraiser Association of South Dakota, a group that has been critical of changes to the agency since Bren’s departure.

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