Dumont

[ doo-mont, dyoo- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

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Nothing made Groucho funnier than having this Margaret Dumont around not understanding the jokes.

It was more than 5,000 sales short of this week's chart-topper Need U (100%) by Duke Dumont.

The OES syndrome does not manifest itself like Margaret Dumont playing society lady to Groucho Marx.

In 1794, Dumont is begging him to 'conquer his repugnance' to bestowing a few hints upon his interpreter.

At home the new book was one of the objects of what Dumont calls the 'scandalous irreverence' of the Edinburgh Review.

Dumont's publication of 1802 is considered to have superseded all previous writings on legislation.

Santos-Dumont's power of escape from death seems almost uncanny but it was due to his coolness in facing any situation.

Santos-Dumont placed his last three dirigibles at the disposal of the French military authorities.

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