Izard

¹ American

[iz-erd] / ˈɪz ərd /

noun

Ralph, 1742–1804, U.S. diplomat and politician.

izard ² American

[iz-erd] / ˈɪz ərd /

noun

a chamois that inhabits the Pyrenees.

izard British

/ ˈɪzəd /

noun

(esp in the Pyrenees) another name for chamois

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Etymology

Origin of izard

1785–95; < French, variant of isard < dial. ( Gascon ) isart

Example Sentences

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Chef Stephanie Izard has these biscuits and chicken.

From Los Angeles Times

His identity was confirmed by fingerprint analysis after he was apprehended, according to the Izard County Sheriff's Office in northern Arkansas.

From BBC

Officers encountered Hardin after tracking dogs picked up his scent near Moccasin Creek in Izard County, according to the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

From BBC

He was a dominant force, ultimately finishing as one of two runners-up, bested by Chef Stephanie Izard.

From Salon

My favorite restaurant, Little Goat Diner in Chicago, is Stephanie Izard’s reinvention of the casual hangout spot, where a menu of chili crunch burgers, crab-enhanced cheesy dip, and peanut butter and bacon pancakes generally all falls under $20 per item.

From Los Angeles Times

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