Tweedsmuir

[ tweedz-myoor ]

noun

1. Baron. Buchan, John.

Tweedsmuir

/ ˈtwiːdzmjʊə /

noun

1. Baron Tweedsmuir
   TweedsmuirBaron the title of Scottish novelist John Buchan See Buchan

Example Sentences

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said the first call they received was about a car on fire on Penneld Road at 04:22 with the last report being about a vehicle on fire in Tweedsmuir Road at about 05:05.

From BBC

The jury was told that both her and her husband had been detained by murder inquiry officers while they were staying in Tweedsmuir in the Borders.

From BBC

The Shag and Tweedsmuir fires burning just eastward may have been the closest, but I’d seen a dozen others from a float plane over the Coast Range the day before.

From Scientific American

But being on the periphery of my party has given me a renewed appreciation for what Lord Tweedsmuir said.

From New York Times

Bobby quoted one of his brother’s favorite authors, Lord Tweedsmuir, to the effect that politics is an “honorable profession” and went on to praise politicians who had the courage to lead a “revolution” in the cause of freedom and human dignity.

From Washington Post