Wolcott
noun
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Contemporary Examples of wolcott
In his introduction Wolcott admits to “going soft” lately, to “becoming a more loving, caring, dulcimer-strumming individual.”
Redundancy in general remains an issue for Wolcott: “white-boned,” “pale-moon,” “bulk-sized,” “streaming cataract,” “forlorn rue.”
In his trial for the killings, Wolcott was declared not guilty by reason of insanity after being diagnosed with a mental illness.
While detained in a mental institution, Wolcott earned his high school diploma and began taking college courses in psychology.
Historical Examples of wolcott
There is little in the administration of the finances by Wolcott to attract comment.
Albert GallatinJohn Austin Stevens
Again Mr. Wolcott is forced to admit that was just what he said here in 1896.
One Thousand Secrets of Wise and Rich Men RevealedC. A. Bogardus
Gen. Wolcott, at this date, was a delegate in Congress from Connecticut.
The Campaign of 1776 around New York and BrooklynHenry P. Johnston
A man by the name of Wolcott, near Mount Vernon, had his claim entered.
History of Linn County IowaLuther A. Brewer
Wolcott obeyed and reported that Marshall "has yet expressed no opinion."
The Life of John Marshall (Volume 2 of 4)Albert J. Beveridge