Parrish
[par-ish]
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noun
Anne,1888–1957, U.S. novelist and author of books for children.
(Frederick) Max·field [maks-feeld] /ˈmæksˌfild/, 1870–1966, U.S. painter and illustrator.
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Contemporary Examples of parrish
“I was compelled - this was a human rights issue at our doorstep and as Americans we had to do something about it,” Parrish said.
Parrish is already gearing up for his next gig as ... wait for it ... a singer.
But in a bizarre twist of fate, Parrish may end up in The Hunger Games after all.
Historical Examples of parrish
But it was only for a half-minute that old Parrish's endurance lasted.
Old Parrish was whining and whimpering as he crouched in his place.
"I've not been as idle as Tode thinks," said Parrish, with a senile leer.
Jim seized Lucille and the two raced in the wake of old Parrish.
Louder still rose the shriek of old Parrish as he understood.