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Mumford

[ muhm-ferd ]

noun

  1. Lewis, 1895–1990, U.S. author and social scientist.


Mumford

/ ˈmʌmfəd /

noun

  1. MumfordLewis18951990MUSSOCIAL SCIENCE: sociologist Lewis. 1895–1990, US sociologist, whose works are chiefly concerned with the relationship between man and his environment. They include The City in History (1962) and Roots of Contemporary Architecture (1972)


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Mumford Sons, “Hopeless Wanderer” That one time Jason Bateman, Ed Helms, Will Forte, and Jason Sudeikis had a jam session.

The second-tier acts included The Black Keys, Mumford Sons, and more.

During his first day in Iraq, Mumford arrived at a hospital outside of Basra where he tried to pass as a photojournalist.

With urgency, Mumford quickly sketched as many details as possible.

“Gitmo was surreal,” Mumford described of the base riddled with high security measures.

From the left of the return over toward Hatcher's Run was posted Mumford's cavalry, dismounted.

Uncle Mumford says the libraries and Sunday-schools have done a good work in Cairo, as well as the brick masons.

Uncle Mumford said it had as high a reputation for thoroughness as any similar institution in Missouri!

Howard Mumford Jones is the youngest of these three men, and comes from the spirit-haunted region of the Mississippi.

For instance, sir, suppose we should adopt the resolution offered by the gentleman from New York (Mr. Mumford).

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