Upjohn

[ uhp-jon ]

noun

1. Richard, 1802–78, and his son, Richard Mi·chell [mi-, shel], 1828–1903, U.S. architects, born in England.

Example Sentences

You can’t walk a few blocks without seeing a building with names of prominent philanthropists like Upjohn or Stryker.

From Time

Mr. Upjohn and Mr. Spielhagen both nodded, so did the others when she glanced at them.

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Miss Briggs went to report the matter to Miss Upjohn, who listened with a rather abstracted air.

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Any one passing the door could easily see and read them without even meaning to do so,' remarked Miss Upjohn, looking puzzled.

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It was Roger Upjohn who had asked the question; it was Violet who answered.

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He was a hard man was Homer Upjohn, but with a heart of gold for those he loved.

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