Crossword clues for waxman
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Waxman or alternately Wachsmann is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Albert "Al" Waxman, Canadian actor
- Alois Wachsman, Czech painter and architect
- Bedřich Wachsmann, Czech painter and architect
- Daniel Wachsmann (Waxman)
- David Waxman, DJ, remixer and producer
- Franz Waxman (Wachsmann), composer
- Harry Waxman, English cinematographer
- Henry Waxman, U.S. Representative
- Jiří Voskovec (Wachsmann), Czech-US actor
- Jonathan Waxman, American chef
- Klaus Wachsmann (1907–1984), ethnomusicologist
- Konrad Wachsmann (1901–1980), architect
- Matthew Waxman, American law professor and author
- Michael Waxman, American film and television director
- Meyer Waxman (1887–1969), rabbi and scholar
- Mordecai Waxman (1917–2002), Conservative rabbi
- Murray Waxman (born 1925), Canadian basketball player
- Nachshon Wachsman (Waxman)
- Seth P (aul). Waxman, U.S. Solicitor General
- Sharon Waxman, American journalist
Usage examples of "waxman".
Frank and Captain Waxman had been worn down, and Tor-tor was allowed to join the expedition.
Captain Waxman motored the boat backward, trying to meet the frantic swimmer.
He was careful to pluck aside a few broken stalks, then waved Captain Waxman over.
But Captain Waxman insisted that no one, not even the experienced Kouwe, walk the jungles alone.
Nate, Kouwe, Anna Fong, and Private Carrera were already motoring their pontoon boat into the current, while Captain Waxman selected three of his men and led them to a second rubber raider.
He imagined Captain Waxman would not be pleased that he and Kouwe had kept hushed about the nighttime prowlers around their campsites.
Afterward, Captain Waxman sent Jorgensen to check that section of the outer wall.
Nate convinced Captain Waxman to slice the wrist bindings off the prisoner.
Nate took Captain Waxman and Frank over to the tree with the carved directions left behind by Gerald Clark.
Captain Waxman and Frank returned, leaving Corporal Warczak crouched by the trail.
He noticed Frank and Captain Waxman conferring over a map splayed across the ground and headed toward them.
Distantly, beyond the swamp, he could see the highlands that Captain Waxman had shown him on the topographic map: a series of red cliff faces, broken with jungle-choked chasms and separated into tall forest-crowned mesas.
He, Captain Waxman, and Frank were still in the midst of a debate that had been going on for the past fifteen minutes.
Once across, Waxman would keep a constant watch on the waters for any Ban-ali canoes and keep the group intact on the far shore until the evac helicopter could arrive.
Kelly and Frank stood with Captain Waxman, along with corporals Warczak and Yamir.