Darrow

[ dar-oh ]

noun

1. Clarence (Seward), 1857–1938, U.S. lawyer, lecturer, and author.

Example Sentences

For years, Charles Darrow was credited with inventing the popular board game Monopoly.

From New York Times

Darrow Johnson, 34, of Clinton, Maryland, died from stab wounds on Aug. 19.

From Washington Times

Metropolitan Police charged Mussay Rezene, 30, of Southeast D.C. with assault with intent to kill in the fatal stabbing of 34-year-old Darrow Johnson of Clinton, Maryland, shortly before 9:30 a.m.

From Washington Times

Darrow’s attorney, John Polito, said Thursday he “commends the jury and the Lewis County prosecutors who handled this case for exhibiting exemplary professionalism.”

From Seattle Times

Farrell, a former reporter and editor at the Boston Globe, previously wrote biographies of Richard Nixon, Clarence Darrow and Tip O’Neill.

From Los Angeles Times