farragut
IPA: fˈɛrʌgʌt
noun
- united states admiral who commanded union ships during the american civil war (1801-1870)
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Examples of "farragut" in Sentences
- Farragut don't sound like a Latino name.
- Farragut demanded the surrender of the city.
- Farragut ordered his fleet to charge the bay.
- Farragut would not stop the flagship; he ordered Cap.
- They involved the Phoenix, the Endeavor, and the Farragut.
- Bombarding the fort while Farragut makes a dash up the river.
- Farragut retained divisional command of the ships for himself.
- Captain Farragut sent a detachment of sailors and marines ashore.
- Farragut planned to use her as a gunboat in the Mississippi Sound.
- The title is a reference to a famous quote by Admiral David Farragut.
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