Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A rich white kind of cheese made in Scotland out of unskimmed milk: so called from the parish of Dunlop in Ayrshire.
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Examples
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We found the river held a south-west course, and appeared to be making for the central space between a high land, which I called Dunlop's Range, at
Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern Australia — Complete Charles Sturt 1832
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We found the river held a south-west course, and appeared to be making for the central space between a high land, which I called Dunlop's Range, at
Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern Australia — Volume I Charles Sturt 1832
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Just Get a Tattoo: Only in Vegas … Dunlop is offering a free set of four tires for folks willing to don the Dunlop logo or tread pattern for life.
Tires for Tats Bill Crider 2007
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Just Get a Tattoo: Only in Vegas … Dunlop is offering a free set of four tires for folks willing to don the Dunlop logo or tread pattern for life.
Archive 2007-10-28 Bill Crider 2007
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Connor Dunlop, son of former NHL player Blake Dunlop, is captain.
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Dunlop is from St. Louis with plans to go to college and then, he said, '' whatever presents itself after that. ''
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Dunlop is now, after almost 33 years, at rest amongst the verdant slopes of the gentle hills of Arlington National Cemetery.
Dunlop, Thomas E. 1990
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Paul Newman’s performance as down on his luck Coach Reggie Dunlop is a reactive, low-key portrayal.
Whatever happened to simple “story” films? « Third Point of Singularity 2009
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Workers feel the intimidation: According to the recent report by the federal Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations known as the Dunlop Commission, “79 percent say it is likely that employees who seek union representation will lose their jobs, and 41 percent of nonunion workers say they think they might lose their own jobs if they tried to organize.”
FAT and MEAN DAVID M. GORDON 2003
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Workers feel the intimidation: According to the recent report by the federal Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations known as the Dunlop Commission, “79 percent say it is likely that employees who seek union representation will lose their jobs, and 41 percent of nonunion workers say they think they might lose their own jobs if they tried to organize.”
FAT and MEAN DAVID M. GORDON 2003
hernesheir commented on the word Dunlop
One for the cheese listers...
April 19, 2011