Weiser

[ wahy-zer ]

noun

1. (Johann) Conrad, 1696–1760, American colonial Indian agent and interpreter, born in Germany.

Example Sentences

Weiser, Colorado’s attorney general, has already indicated plans to consolidate this suit with the Department of Justice lawsuit, and an initial case hearing to do so is scheduled for Friday.

From MIT Technology Review

Weiser was troubled with the Pennsylvania case, even though it technically favored voting rights advocates and Democrats, whose causes are often aligned on this issue.

From Washington Post

Weiser said that had an immediate effect on voting rights victories across the country.

From Washington Post

He grew up in Weiser, Idaho, with seven other musical siblings, who sang together at local church functions.

From The Daily Beast

Among the leading advocates of the new way was the Rev. Reuben Weiser.

From Project Gutenberg

While in this mood I received a long letter from Brother Weiser.

From Project Gutenberg

Einen Wahn verlieren macht weiser als eine Wahrheit finden—Getting rid of a delusion makes us wiser than getting hold of a truth.

From Project Gutenberg

In general, it is difficult to define the social organization of the Boise-Weiser Shoshone.

From Project Gutenberg

They maintained separate winter villages and tended to remain along the downstream stretches of the Boise and Weiser rivers.

From Project Gutenberg