Grenfell

[ gren-fel ]

noun

1. Sir Wilfred Thom·a·son [tom, -, uh, -s, uh, n], 1865–1940, English physician and missionary in Labrador and Newfoundland.

Grenfell

/ ˈɡrɛnfəl /

noun

1. GrenfellJoyce19101979FBritishTHEATRE: comedy actressWRITING: writer Joyce, real name Joyce Irene Phipps. 1910–79, British comedy actress and writer

Example Sentences

Whisky is scarce in that country, but it is obtainable, and Grenfell generally procured a good deal of it.

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Grenfell evidently understood him, and drew himself up with an attempt at dignity.

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This would render it necessary to buy one; and to meet this expenditure Grenfell had six dollars and Weston not very much more.

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Weston, who had been sent to work some distance from the camp that day and had not heard of this mishap, felt sorry for Grenfell.

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Grenfell had clearer eyes and skin, and was steadier on his legs, for he had slaked his thirst with river-water for some time now.

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