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Godden

[ god-n ]
/ ˈgɒd n /

noun

(Margaret) Ru·mer [roo-mer], /ˈru mər/, 1907–1998, English novelist and writer of children's books.

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Words nearby Godden

goddamned, goddamnit, Goddard, Goddard, Robert H., goddaughter, Godden, goddess, Godefroy de Bouillon, Gödel, Gödel's incompleteness theorem, godendag
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Example sentences from the Web for Godden

  • Hilarius gave him godden, and sped swiftly back through the streets crowded with folks returning from the tourney.

    The Gathering of Brother Hilarius|Michael Fairless

  • Printed "godden" and "gooden" in the early eds., and a corruption of good e'en, or good evening.

    Shakespeare's Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet|William Shakespeare

  • Old Godden died suddenly two weeks ago, and now she's given out that she'll run the farm herself, instead of putting in a bailiff.

    Joanna Godden|Sheila Kaye-Smith