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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1958, acronym for surface to air missile.
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Sam the Olympic Eagle was the mascot of the 1984 Summer Olympics which were held in Los Angeles . He is a bald eagle , which is the national bird of the United States , where the games were held. Intended as a patriotic symbol, being named Sam also suggests ...
Usage examples of sam.
He carried a hand-blaster in a shiny white holster hanging from a white Sam Browne belt, a sparkling brass whistle was suspended from the lapel of his overcoat, and a scarlet and gold aiguillette was wrapped around his shoulder.
The RTAF Hueys and the Marine helos on loan to the Thai airmobile forces lifted from the jungle clearing at almost the SAMe moment that the American Hornets were hitting SAM sites at U Feng and along the Taeng River Valley.
If yo wonder who aw am, Well, mi name is Happy Sam, Awm a member ov the multitude who labor.
According to Baggy, Sam Ruffin had been the first black student to enroll in the white schools in Clanton.
The rather handsome young man standing to attention in his best barathea uniform and polished Sam Browne, pale-blue parachute wings over the pocket.
Lord Gerard, the Earl of Hardwicke, Viscount Royston, Sam Batchelor, and Tyrwhitt Wilson.
He was thinking of the vehicle-mounted SAMs Batman had reported seeing at U Feng.
Still hurtling toward the SAM, Batman rolled the Tomcat right until he was canopy down, then brought the stick back and headed for the ground.
Sam had been able to trade iron weapons for bauxite, cryolite, cinnabar and platinum.
With his fellow officer Sam Holt, he also has his first appalling encounter with the Free Trade as the Biter ranges coastal waters to prey on returning merchantmen.
In the Biter, in the Impress, and with a man Sam Holt most roundly hated.
The Biter, when Sam Holt and Bentley had arisen that morning, was little changed, and little like a fighting vessel, still.
It was five nights later, in fact, that Will and Sam saw the ship again, after Biter had limped to the Nore and then been towed by dockyard pull boats up to Deptford.
The Biter was alongside the rigging wharf, starboard side to, and almost without a conscious intention he crossed the deck, swung legs across the bulwarks, and clambered down on to the dockside That Sam Holt had betrayed him he would not believe.
Roddy Bitts, and touched Penrod and Sam, each in turn, with his sabre.