Dodgson

[ doj-suhn ]

noun

1. Charles Lut·widge [luht, -wij], Lewis Carroll, 1832–98, English mathematician and writer of books for children.

Dodgson

/ ˈdɒdʒsən /

noun

1. DodgsonCharles Lutwidge Charles Lutwidge (ˈlʌtwɪdʒ). the real name of Lewis Carroll See Carroll

Example Sentences

Well, Owen Dodgson has come in and done a fine job so far.

From BBC

Naismith's men were buoyed by that and the equaliser seemed inevitable when Shankland went down in the box after a shove from Owen Dodgson.

From BBC

That rocky bit of Italy is where the fiercest, biggest ancient predators now live, in a preserve built and supervised by Lewis Dodgson, an evil tech/pharma billionaire played by Campbell Scott.

From New York Times

In 1996, Lewis scholar Richard Wallace wrote a book about his theory that Dodgson had committed the murders, then confessed to them in anagram form in a children's book called "The Nursery Alice."

From Salon

You can check if you have one by looking for the reference to Charles Lutwidge Dodgson – better known by his pen name Lewis Carroll – printed in notes about the novel on the dust jacket.

From The Guardian