Snead
[sneed]
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noun
Samuel JacksonSlamming Sammy, 1912–2002, U.S. golfer.
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Examples from the Web for snead
Contemporary Examples of snead
"I truly feel like he needed some kind of help as a child, and didn't get it," added Snead, 68, of Lenawee County.
Historical Examples of snead
The wooden frame, or snead, supports the cradle fingers, now missing.
These gentlemen, Mr. Snead and Mr. Elmer,”—she consulted the cards in her hand—“have called to see us about selling our farm.
Betty Gordon in the Land of OilAlice B. Emerson
Snead, however, did not spurn the hands extended to him when he came floundering and gurgling toward dry ground.
Rival Pitchers of OakdaleMorgan Scott
Snead might turn out to be a TK as well as a hallucinator, and I wanted no more heart attacks.
Card TrickWalter Bupp AKA Randall Garrett
Snead was then sold to pay the fees of his master's physician, who later sold him to a wholesale merchant for $500.
Snead
noun
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