stephenson

IPA: stˈivʌnsʌn

Root Word: Stephenson

noun

  • An English and Scottish surname originating as a patronymic.
  • A township and city therein, in Menominee County, Michigan, United States.
  • A town in Marinette County, Wisconsin, United States.
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Examples of "stephenson" in Sentences

  • Stephenson worked for no salary.
  • It used the standard Stephenson gauge.
  • Thanks for confirming that it's not Stephenson.
  • Stephenson is a proponent of year round schools.
  • Stephenson was severely wounded in the encounter.
  • Stephenson commanded a native contingent on foot.
  • Stephenson then turned himself in to the authorities.
  • George Stephenson was appointed as the chief engineer.
  • Robison and Stephenson stayed and continued to preach.
  • Labels: alice in wonderland, neal stephenson comments:
  • Stephenson transferred to Hampshire for the 1969 season.
  • Tagged: book review, historical fiction, neal stephenson, speculative fiction
  • Arthenia Joyner is a State Senator, not a State Representative. michael stephenson
  • Filed in Internet, Social Commentary and tagged george lakoff, intellectual discourse, malcolm gladwell, neal stephenson, smart people
  • Ray stephenson is the best choice on the list but I think they may avoid him or limit him to a guest star role if he was to be in the show.
  • Naomi Novik; Scott Westerfeld; chat napoleon dynamite napoleonic wars narnia nas nathan fillion national research council ncos neal stephenson near-future SF
  • I laughed hard but they crossed the line into totally DISTURBING! dlb dlb is neither hunter stephenson or captain awesome spoilerkid ah just accept that south park is cool
  • My Best 5 People Who Got Away With Murder carl feigenbaum, Jack the Ripper, jill the ripper, lewis carroll, london, prince albert, prostitutes, robert stephenson, sir arthur conan doyle, Whitechapel

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