Landon

[ lan-duhn ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Alfred Alf, Moss·man [maws, -m, uh, n, mos, -], 1887–1987, U.S. politician.

Landon heated pieces of steel at home in a forge — a metal box heated by a propane-fueled fire.

Landon says the vaccine might have helped her have a milder case this time around.

Shivering in the parking lot, Fuller told me about Landon, who had “just wanted to be everyone’s friend.”

Landon Wilson, a U.S. Navy cryptologic technician, returned from Afghanistan in 2013 to a promotion for good work.

Philanthropist Wallis Annenberg has been asking even more for her huge home (once owned by Michael Landon).

The pilot episode opens with Jacob (Landon Gimenez) waking up, heaving, in a field in a China.

Pointer, founded in Bristol, Tennessee, by Landon Clayton King, was never intended to draw fashionable chatter.

They live in the upper middle class Dilworth neighborhood of Charlotte, N.C., with their two sons, Landon and Lucien.

The death of the Comtesse de Listomere-Landon, her aunt by marriage, deprived her of valuable protection and advice.

In 1796, there were but four buildings in all that territory—as stated by the late Joseph Landon.

In the cases described by Waddell and Landon the immured monks had passed some twenty years in confinement.

After doing some damage here the assailants went to the house of Ezekiel Landon and rapped away there for a week.

Mr. Landon's paper is of great interest and value and I gladly avail myself of the permission to use it.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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