Wideman

[ wahyd-muhn ]

noun

1. John Edgar, born 1941, U.S. novelist.

Example Sentences

It comes after the club re-signed Jaden Philogene from Hull, paying around £13.5m for the English wideman this month and they feel the academy graduate can make a big impact on his return.

From BBC

Brazilian wideman Antony cupped his ears at the Coventry fans at the end, even though United were 3-0 up when he replaced Alejandro Garnacho.

From BBC

The Argentine wideman had to apologise for liking a couple of social media posts in the wake of the 2-2 draw at Bournemouth on 13 April, when he had been substituted amid Ten Hag's hints he was not quite fulfilling his role properly.

From BBC

Jamila Wideman told her teammates to pick their heads up after we were upset by Old Dominion in the semifinals, and they were lying on the floor crying.

From New York Times

Frank Wideman, one of the two members who voted against granting parole, mentioned the nature of the crime.

From Washington Times