Kittredge

[ ki-trij ]

noun

1. George Lyman, 1860–1941, U.S. literary scholar, philologist, and educator.

Example Sentences

The final four runs of the inning came with two outs, as Gavin Lux, Will Smith and Rojas strung together consecutive singles, Rojas driving in a run with his hit to right-center field before Kiermaier crushed an 87-mph slider from reliever Andrew Kittredge 415 feet to right-center for his fifth homer of the season and a 7-4 lead.

From Los Angeles Times

But John Kittredge said only the General Assembly, where 118 of the 170 members are Republican, can ensure it happens.

From Seattle Times

“It’s the most fun weekend of the year,” said Kelly Kittredge, a former college player whose “Boston Beauties” team ended up finishing second in the women’s open division.

From Seattle Times

In the play, Paul, the young crook who claims to be Mr. Poitier’s son, upends the lives of Ouisa and Flan Kittredge and several other people.

From New York Times

“We have a great system. But if it does not reflect the people of South Carolina, we are going to lose the respect and integrity of the public that we serve,” said Kittredge, the lone applicant to replace retiring Chief Justice Donald Beatty, who is the only Black member of the state Supreme Court.

From Washington Times