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Gleason

[glee-suh n]

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noun

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
Wouldn't wonder if they were going just to get rid of having to say good-by to Gleason.
Marion's Faith.
Charles King
He hated Gleason, ridiculed him in public, and hailed him as a military Malvolio.
Marion's Faith.
Charles King