Embden

or Em·den

[ em-duhn ]

noun

1. one of a breed of large, white domestic geese having orange shanks, toes, and bill.

Example Sentences

Among the crowd of listeners who came to hear the great pianist was Charlotte Embden, the daughter of an excellent Hamburg family.

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It is not in my power to make Lisa Embden, or any other creature, feel happiness in the pursuit of good.

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At Embden, Friends that were banished are got into the city again.

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Toulouse and Embden geese are tremendous creatures, even reaching the enormous weight of twenty-five pounds.

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One little dot of an Island, with six houses on it, near the Embden shore, is all that is left.

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