McNutt

[ muhk-nuht ]

noun
  1. Paul Vo·ries [vawr-eez, vohr-], /ˈvɔr iz, ˈvoʊr-/, 1891–1955, U.S. diplomat and government official.

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How to use McNutt in a sentence

  • “Mr. Sibley has gone, sir,” little McNutt was insisting, with dignity.

    Where the Path Breaks | Charles de Crspigny
  • Anyway, McNutt figured that if he could raise a few hundred toads he could sell them to farmers and get rich.

    Left Half Harmon | Ralph Henry Barbour
  • They didnt live very long, because McNutt couldnt get the right sort of leaves for them to eat.

    Left Half Harmon | Ralph Henry Barbour
  • It would be worth a dollar of any fellows money to see McNutt playing football!

    Left Half Harmon | Ralph Henry Barbour
  • With McNutt in there, thats a mighty pretty backfield, and Kenlys going to know it three weeks from tomorrow!

    Left Half Harmon | Ralph Henry Barbour