herry

[ her-ee ]

verb (used with or without object)

, Scot.

, her·ried, her·ry·ing.

1. harry.

Other Words From

• herry·ment noun

Example Sentences

Herry Wirawan had been convicted by a three-judge panel at Bandung District Court in February and sentenced to life in prison.

From Seattle Times

The babies were delivered at a local clinic or the homes of midwives and then cared for by Mr. Herry’s parents and sisters, said his attorney, Ira Margaretha Mambo.

From New York Times

Mr. Herry pleaded with the court for leniency as the sole provider for his wife and their two children.

From New York Times

In their verdict, the judges concluded that Mr. Herry, who also taught religion at the school, had brainwashed the students so effectively that “they couldn’t even distinguish right from wrong.”

From New York Times

The allegations against Mr. Herry outraged Indonesians and focused national attention on the issue of child protection at privately run religious schools, which number in the tens of thousands.

From New York Times