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Wheaton

[hweet-n, weet-n]
noun
  1. a town in central Maryland.
  2. a city in NE Illinois, W of Chicago.
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Historical Examples of wheaton

  • O'Brien and Wheaton went with him, and they were talking earnestly about something.

    The First Capture

    Harry Castlemon

  • "If it had not been for Wheaton here, I would not have thought of taking that schooner," said he.

    The First Capture

    Harry Castlemon

  • Then Wheaton began to fasten the flag to it, and presently it began to go aloft.

    The First Capture

    Harry Castlemon

  • "I wish there was a union on it so that we could hoist it union down," said Wheaton.

    The First Capture

    Harry Castlemon

  • "There is the man who pulled it down," he added, pointing to Wheaton.

    The First Capture

    Harry Castlemon