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Staubach

[staw-bahk]
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noun

Roger Thomas,born 1942, U.S. football player.

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Historical Examples of staubach

  • "I see now what makes the fall of the Staubach," said Rollo.

  • Madame Staubach's voice, as she said this, was tremulous with the excess of her eagerness.

    Linda Tressel

    Anthony Trollope

  • The Staubach, Reichenfels, are rills in comparative appearance.

  • As soon as we had turned the base of the last projecting wall of rock, the Staubach lay before us in all its grandeur.

  • Seeing this, the boys who had wished to guide him to the Staubach became more clamorous than ever.