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Answer for the clue "Twain, really ", 7 letters:
clemens
Alternative clues for the word clemens
- Retired pitcher Roger, who was conspicuously denied entry to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2013
- United States writer and humorist best known for his novels about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn (1835-1910)
- Renowned Missourian
- Twain, at birth
- Only starting pitcher since 1971 to win a league M.V.P. award
- Twain, actually
- Samuel Langhorne ___
- Twain's original surname
- Mark Twain's real last name
Word definitions for clemens in dictionaries
Wikipedia
Word definitions in Wikipedia
Clemens is both a Late Latin masculine given name and a surname meaning "merciful". Notable people with the name include: Surname: Andrew Clemens (b. 1852 or 1857–1894), American folk artist Aurelius Prudentius Clemens , 4th century Roman poet Barry Clemens ...
Usage examples of clemens.
Its captain, Samuel Clemens, an American, had renamed it the Not For Hire.
So Clemens had taken back the name and ceremoniously had it painted on the hull.
That would take a month, though, and meanwhile the Clemens boat was slowly gaining on them.
King John had been told by Clemens that the line had been severed by a great meteorite but that it had been reconnected and all damage restored in that amazingly short period.
De Marbot was the pygmy among them, only five feet four inches high, but Sam Clemens liked him and admired his feistiness and courage.
Today the riverboat was docked while Clemens interviewed volunteers for a post aboard.
But its building and its voyage would be grief and sorrow for Clemens with little of the joy he anticipated.
And when Clemens at long last neared the headwaters of The River, he would find that Bloodaxe would be waiting for him.
She’d used the name of Clemens after she divorced an artist by the name of Rutgers.
Sam Clemens and King John, nicknamed “Lackland,” were co-rulers of the land which sat above the treasure of the meteorite.
He was Sam Clemens himself, standing in the middle of the crowd on a chair on a platform erected for this occasion.
That does not sound like the type of people Clemens would have on board.
The banner was certainly not the scarlet phoenix on blue which Clemens had planned.
Perhaps you don’t know that Clemens tried to slaughter me and my good men so that he could have the boat for himself and his swinish followers.
Having known both Clemens and John, he was sure that John was the liar, the traitor, and the rapacious.