Wilbur

[ wil-ber ]

noun

1. Richard, 1921–2017, U.S. poet: U.S. poet laureate 1987–88.
2. Also Wilber. a male given name: from an Old English word meaning “wild boar.”

Example Sentences

The school said it includes several contributions from the world of children’s books, including two drawings by Winnie and Wilbur illustrator Korky Paul.

From BBC

The new band recorded the album at Henson Studios in Hollywood with producer Josh Wilbur.

From Los Angeles Times

Her tight-knit family relationship shines through, especially through her supportive stepmother Annabel and caring modelling agent and mentor Wilbur.

From BBC

Wilbur, Charlotte and Bluey fit right into a growing trend of yoga with animals, adding some fun to the usual physical and mental wellness exercises at a class in central Massachusetts.

From Seattle Times

When my great-grandfather visited New York for a few years starting in 1907, he saw construction of the world’s tallest building and Wilbur Wright showcasing his Flyer by zooming around the still-bronze Statue of Liberty.

From Slate