What is "wellknown"

Usage examples of "wellknown".

Both men were wellknown, for most of the shellers were old Thursday Island men, and Tom Duckworth was one of the most popular men in the Straits.

It is said to have been the same room where the poet Theophile was once shut up, and near the door there were still verses in his wellknown style written by his hand.

This difference in their behaviour seems at first inexplicable, but can, we believe, be simply explained by the difference between the initial power of the two forces under the above circumstances, combined with the wellknown principle of the aftereffects of a stimulus.

North or south, however, it was just the wellknown case of hot passion, pure and simple, upsetting the applecart with a vengeance and just bore out the very thing he was saying as she also was Spanish or half so, types that wouldn't do things by halves, passionate abandon of the south, casting every shred of decency to the winds.

Jilamey finished off one of Todd's wellknown objections, "but old Hrruna would have approved of consorting with the Gringg.

We've heard that he's no longer schlepping hate pamphlets, that he's cleaned up the seedier aspects of his act, and that him and his Mormons are getting tight with that wellknown political retread Richard M.

Lastly, there is the wellknown fourth class of parasites (such as the mistletoe), which are nourished by the juices of living plants.

BITTER ROOT is also a common name of Gentiana lutea, or Yellow Gentian, the wellknown bitter, and of Lewisia rediviva or Spathulum, with a starchy, edible root.