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US
/məˈkɫaʊd/
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NOUN
- Scottish physiologist who directed the research by F. G. Banting and C. H. Best that led to the discovery of insulin (1876-1935)
How To Use Macleod In A Sentence
- Max MacLeod made the trip on the Jean de la Lune and found the experience bracing: Let go buntlines and clews!
- Please give my greeting to Miss Macleod.
- The two men in the viewfinder were talking, Macleod doing most of it. CORMORANT
- Physically, he looks no older than any man who will be 70 in February, but the spark, the MacLeod zest for life, has painfully and obviously gone.
- The summary that Macleod was now rummaging through detailed Stone's calculations. CORMORANT
- You might remember Amanda, the comely cutpurse who periodically dropped by to complicate Duncan MacLeod's life.
- It's easy to see why MacLeod has to remain guarded and wary of all those he encounters.
- Start with "Lackluster Me," from the 2007 Anathallo is the Chicago-based art-house septette of collective vocal glory captained by Matthew Joynt (guitar, piano), with Bret Wallin (trombone), Danny Bracken (guitar), Seth Walker (bass), Jeremiah Johnson (drums), Erica Froman (autoharp), and Jamie Macleod (piano, trumpet). The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
- MacLeod didn't have the disposition to turn down the rising pressure, declaring Scotland could win the World Cup.
- That there was some danger in the attempt I knew, but it had been minimized by the philibeg and hose, the Glengarry bonnet and Macleod plaid which I had donned at the instance of Malcolm. A Daughter of Raasay A Tale of the '45
