tonner
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of tonner
1850–55; in parasynthetic compounds formed from ton 1 and a quantifier; -er 1
Example Sentences
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Six months later, Kerry’s partial remains — a chunk of her skull, two leg bones and part of an arm bone — were found by an oil field worker near the 57 Freeway and Tonner Canyon in Brea.
From Los Angeles Times
When Ann Tonner left the Nazareth House orphanage in Glasgow as teenager, she was one of the few women of colour in the city, according to her son, Tony McCaffery.
From BBC
A grandmother and great-grandmother, Mrs Tonner died at a nursing home in Glasgow where she was living with Alzheimer's, on 8 April.
From BBC
About 11:45 p.m., he got a call from Tonner.
From Los Angeles Times
The process was born out of creativity and necessity, founder Alex Tonner said.
From Los Angeles Times
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