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Oswald
[ oz-wawld ]
noun
- Lee Harvey, 1939–63, designated by a presidential commission to be the lone assassin of John F. Kennedy.
- a male given name.
Oswald
/ ˈɒzwəld /
noun
- OswaldLee Harvey19391963MUSCRIME AND POLICING: assassin Lee Harvey. 1939–63, presumed assassin (1963) of US president John F. Kennedy; murdered by Jack Ruby two days later
- Oswald, Saint?605641MNorthumbrianPOLITICS: hereditary rulerRELIGION: saint Saint. ?605–41 ad , king of Northumbria (634–41); with St Aidan he restored Christianity to the region. He was killed in battle by Penda of Mercia. Feast day: Aug 5
Example Sentences
These compounds “can be in very low concentrations on the flower, but still make a huge impact on the smell,” Oswald says.
Oswald and colleagues had a hunch that the culprit may contain sulfur, a stinky element found in hops and skunk spray.
It’s ruled by Oswald the rabbit, a character that starred in some of Disney’s first hit cartoons but was later replaced by Mickey following a copyright dispute with then-distributor Universal Studios.
Sanders stepped in legal hot water, however, when the company auctioned off the original coffin of Lee Harvey Oswald in late 2010.
Oswald was a left-wing autodidact who had defected to the Soviet Union.
Nor was Oswald an irrational, discontented Dostoyevskian loner, as some depicted him.
Talking of Lee Harvey Oswald, the poet said: “I saw some of myself in him.”
On Sunday morning, he got to the city jail shortly before Ruby shot Oswald.
It is obvious that a message filed by Oswald would not be found in any of our charge account message files.
Would it have been possible for Oswald to have received money orders at any offices in Dallas other than a Dallas main office?
There were two specific instances in which Mr. Hamblen thought that he had seen Oswald in the office.
Mr. Hamblen said that he thought he recognized Oswald as a customer in that office, is that correct?
Particularly, its comment about the strange printing on the telegram which he had seen presented by Oswald.
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