Scofield

/ (ˈskəʊfiːld) /

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noun

(David) Paul . (1922–2008), English stage and film actor

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Words nearby Scofield

SCOBY, scody, scoff, scoffer, scofflaw, Scofield, scoinson arch, scoke, scold, scolding, scolding bridle

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How to use Scofield in a sentence

The Scofield Reference Bible sold millions of copies worldwide, and was one of the best selling books of the 20th century.
The Rapture: The Theological Idea That Inspired ‘The Leftovers’|Matthew Paul Turner|July 6, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Coroner Scofield was receiving the report of Doctor Moore, who had arrived with him.
The Curved Blades|Carolyn Wells
“That is all,” said Scofield, briefly, and the next witness was called.
The Curved Blades|Carolyn Wells
“Inside job,” observed Scofield, briefly, his eyes on his work.
The Curved Blades|Carolyn Wells

Among the emigrants who had been traveling under the protection of the Scofield outfit were a few who were bound for Oregon.
The Awakening of the Desert|Julius C. Birge
We need hardly say that with such intimate association, Mr. Scofield learned to love little Ida as a father loves his own child.
Eveline Mandeville|Alvin Addison