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Gleason

[glee-suh n]
noun
  1. JackieHerbert John GleasonThe Great One, 1916–87, U.S. comedian and actor.
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  • It was finally secured by Gleason on Claflin's thirty-three yards.

    Left End Edwards

    Ralph Henry Barbour

  • Gleason hasn't chirped, but then he is somewhere in central Iowa buying.

    Marion's Faith.

    Charles King

  • Mr. Gleason imagines there is no accomplishment he does not possess.

    Marion's Faith.

    Charles King

  • It was evident to Mrs. Stannard that Gleason was striving to be questioned.

    Marion's Faith.

    Charles King

  • Such men as Gleason, with whom he consorted, would soon get him into trouble.

    Marion's Faith.

    Charles King