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cooper
Alternative clues for the word cooper
- Author James Fenimore
- Barrel-maker in company work, retro, off and on
- Founded Cooper Union in New York city to offer free courses in the arts and sciences (1791-1883)
- Writer for whose father the National Baseball Hall of Fame city was named
- CNN anchor Anderson
- Murmur softly by artisan
- Star of "Sergeant York" and "High Noon"
- Big maker of tires
- Author of "The Pilot"
Word definitions for cooper in dictionaries
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
hand adze A cooper is someone in the trade of making utensils, casks, drums and barrels and other accessories, usually out of wood, but sometimes using other materials.
Usage examples of cooper.
Project Gutenberg EBook of Louis Agassiz as a Teacher, by Lane Cooper Copyright laws are changing all over the world.
Nor was this predecessor Cooper, whom Balzac admired and even imitated, altho Leatherstocking in tracking his redskin enemies revealed the tense observation and the faculty of deduction with which Poe was to endow his Dupin.
Mel Cooper had just spoken with, William Ashberry, the director of the foundation and a senior executive at Sanford Bank and Trust, which owned the nonprofit organization.
Charee has been found guilty of murdering the backstaffer, and the cooper Kharl has been found guilty of failing to protect the defenseless under his care and of resisting lawful authority.
Enjoying himself enormously, he began to drove the Western Queensland stock routes, down the Cooper and the Diamantina, the Barcoo and the Bulloo Overflow dwindling through the top corner of western New South Wales.
Cooper River bridge if she was anything like you or married to someone like Capers Middleton.
It was thus not surprising when the Little Rock School Board, of which William Cooper was president, prepared a desegregation plan that would have been among the first in the South to place black students in a previously all-white high school.
Cooper, the overseer of the new plantation at Panola in Mississippi, was a splendid fellow, who ran the estate as if it was his own, and Mitchell, the overseer here at The Forks, was thoroughly reliable, maintaining a clockwork efficiency, and if not actually liked by the slaves, he was MERGING 315 not too bitterly resented by them, Sally thought.
Always a francophile, Duff Cooper became Ambassador to France at the end of the war and was created Viscount Norwich.
When Richmond became the capital soon afterward, and the Southern Congress assembled, five brigadier-generals were appointed, Generals Cooper, Albert S.
Coopers for a time to sip Jerez sherry and claret and to talk about recent plays.
At Ripon in the eighteenth century the chandlers sent their customers large candles on Christmas Eve, and the coopers, logs of wood.
The news wires were about to explode with the information that the face of the dazzlingly beautiful actress and film star, Isabella Lascar, had been obliterated, and that what was left of her body lay in the tiny Vineyard morgue, with a toe tag mislabeled in the name of Alexandra Cooper.
These, two letters provoked a shower of rejoinders, in which, according to Cooper, misstatements were mingled with scurrility.
Mac Beckett, Jo Bourne, Rob Carr, Leigh Cooper, Lisa Dillon, Walter Hawn, Nurmi Husa, Susan Leigh, Rosina Lippi, Susan Martin, Sandra Parshall, Susan Lynn Peterson, Stephen Ratterman, Beth Shope, Elise Skidmore, Jack Turley, Arnold Wagner, Karen Watson, and Michael Lee West.