Hench

[ hench ]

noun

1. Philip Show·al·ter [shoh, -awl-ter], 1896–1965, U.S. physician: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1950.

Example Sentences

He does not order the judge to decide the hundred-thousand-dollar-contract case in favor of his hench man.

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Beck and Hench kicked de Laney's chair aside, and drew up more comfortably before the fire; but James would have none of it.

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I say, I can fancy Hench and Tod over this awful piece of news.

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I fancy Hench coming down to breakfast, and reading the Morning Post.

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Sheila said, wondering how Mrs. Lavender's hench-woman should have been entrusted with any such commission.

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