Manoah

[ muh-noh-uh ]

noun

1. (in the Bible) the father of Samson.

Example Sentences

“The Blue Jays were competing for a playoff spot, the stadium was packed, the fans were rocking and rolling, the ball came out of Manoah’s hand, and all of a sudden a hush came over the crowd. Everything just stopped. It was like time stood still for a second.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ward remained on the ground for several minutes as a visibly upset Manoah held his head in his hands and several Blue Jays took a knee, some bowing their heads in prayer.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s what Michael Stefanic remembers most about that frightful afternoon in Toronto, when the Angels’ Taylor Ward was struck in the face by a 92-mph fastball from Alek Manoah.

From Los Angeles Times

Then there was the play of 6-foot-2, 330-pound sophomore defensive tackle Manoah Faupusa of Los Alamitos.

From Los Angeles Times

Atkins acknowledged that Manoah was upset about the decision to send him to the minors a second time.

From Washington Times