Muir

[myoor]

noun

1. Edwin, 1887–1959, English poet.

2. John, 1838–1914, U.S. naturalist, explorer, and writer; born in Scotland.

muir

¹

/ myr, mjuːr, muːr /

noun

1. 1. a Scot word for moor 1

   2. ( in place names )

      Sheriffmuir

Muir

²

/ mjʊə /

noun

1. Edwin. 1887–1959, Scottish poet, novelist, and critic

Example Sentences

"In the face of these suspected cases, my officials are taking all the necessary steps to protect the agri-food industry," Muir added.

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Entitled Two Sons, the work of art is a remake of Muir's Square Gogh piece, which brought him to national fame in 2018.

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Things that never were include: air never breathed, “mountains never climbed” and John Muir’s sense of smallness in the presence of a mountain.

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Environment Minister Andrew Muir, who made a speech at the event, said he was "inspired and uplifted" to hear young people engaging with climate action.

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ABC’s “World News Tonight With David Muir” is one of television’s highest rated programs.

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