Garrick

American

[gar-ik] / ˈgær ɪk /

noun

David, 1717–79, English actor and theatrical manager.

Garrick British

/ ˈɡærɪk /

noun

David. 1717–79, English actor and theatre manager

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Consumers Energy Chief Executive Garrick Rochow told investors recently that Campbell has a flexible, committed workforce and that more federal orders to keep it running are likely.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rachel Garrick, a former Labour member of the council's cabinet, claimed school governors were "begging" for help.

From BBC

Members of the Garrick Club have voted to allow women to join the institution.

From BBC

One of London’s oldest, most celebrated men’s clubs, the Garrick, voted on Tuesday to admit women as members, according to two members.

From New York Times

Jordan Garrick did well to get the ball out from under his feet, in a tight spot, but he gets a shot off and slides the ball past the Crewe keeper Tom Booth.

From BBC

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