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Duncan

[ US /ˈdəŋkən/ ]
NOUN
  1. United States dancer and pioneer of modern dance (1878-1927)

How To Use Duncan In A Sentence

  • This prompted a flurry of clarifications from sources that were no doubt close to Duncan. Times, Sunday Times
  • Dikembe Mutombo and Aaron Williams guarded Duncan much of the time, and they kept Martin fresher. USATODAY.com - Nets even Finals in ugly fashion
  • Among an ever-improving crop of pivotmen, Duncan is still the most dependable and fundamentally sound.
  • And then there was Munster's inability to cope with the dinks and kicks through by Duncan McRae and Henry Paul which eventually proved their undoing.
  • Half an hour later Duncan was no farther in his quest.
  • To finish the portrait, the bearing of the gracious Duncan was brief, bluff, and consequential, and the upward turn of his short copper-coloured nose indicated that he was somewhat addicted to wrath and usquebaugh. The Heart of Mid-Lothian
  • Duncan knows so little about the antiques game that he doesn't even suss out alternative routes, different fences. THE TARTAN RINGERS
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  • Bert and Duncan were as uninformed as I regarding the forthcoming events of the programme.
  • In Andy Duncan's "Unique Chicken Goes In Reverse", a priest named Father Leggett follows a cryptic phone message to meet a five year-old girl named Mary who has taught a "frizzled" chicken to walk in reverse. REVIEW: 2007 Nebula Award Short Fiction Nominees
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