Wooster

[ woos-ter ]

noun

1. David, 1711–77, American Revolutionary War general.
2. a city in N Ohio.

Example Sentences

Garson’s 20 year-old son Nathan, a student at The College of Wooster, a private liberal arts college in Wooster, Ohio, added his own heartbreaking tribute to his father in an Instagram post.

From Washington Blade

Nickelson Wooster is a veritable master of all things sartorial.

From The Daily Beast

Nickelson Wooster has become a staple of American street style, defining his own brand of masculine elegance.

From The Daily Beast

Nickelson Wooster: Getting dressed for me is like a window to my soul.

From The Daily Beast

Not every estate owner was responsible; inheritance often entailed no more business sense than a Bertie Wooster or Mr. Toad.

From The Daily Beast

As Bertie Wooster might say, a bit much to spring on a lad with a morning head.

From The Daily Beast

The enemy were pursued and annoyed by a few hundred of the citizens under Wooster and Arnold; the former was killed.

From Project Gutenberg

Wooster was appointed one of the first brigadiers of the continental army, in 1775, and third in rank.

From Project Gutenberg

The Baptists have more than doubled, and now own and occupy the Wooster Place church.

From Project Gutenberg

About eleven o'clock, General Wooster overtook the enemy, and attacked them with great gallantry.

From Project Gutenberg

A militia force of five hundred had been hastily collected by Generals Wooster and Silliman.

From Project Gutenberg