Whitworth

[ hwit-wurth, wit- ]

noun

1. Kathrynne Ann Kathy, 1939–2022, U.S. golfer noted for a superlative number of tournament wins during her career.

Example Sentences

The researchers discovered the use of Whitworth screw threads at the site in Sydenham both in the remains of the building and the nearby south water tower, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and built to power the fountains in front of the Crystal Palace.

From BBC

Prior to the Whitworth innovation, no two screws had the same thread.

From BBC

“Ironically, Joseph Whitworth was awarded a Council Medal for his displays at the exhibition inside the Crystal Palace, but his important role in the construction of the building itself hasn’t been recognised until now.”

From BBC

Students scheduled to take an exam in the Whitworth Hall are being advised to go to the ground floor of University Place at least 20 minutes before their exam - where marshals will be present to direct students to a new exam location.

From BBC

He took a punt back for a touchdown in an earlier scrimmage, and even at 5-foot-8, he’s displayed the kind of blazing speed Dickert and special teams coordinator Nick Whitworth are likely looking for.

From Seattle Times