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- n. A topographic surname for someone who lived near a grove.
- n. A male given name transferred from the surname. Popular in the USA in the 1880s and 1890s when Grover Cleveland was President.
Examples
“I would eat with her, but before I did anything else, I asked Mrs. March for a favor, and she called Grover to bring the car around.”
“Without warning the experiments go horribly wrong in Grover City and the dead are now on the rampage, eating everyone in sight.”
“All Grover is doing here is telling us that there's huge income disparity among small businesses as there is among all Americans.”
“(AP) Two practical jokers are behind bars for setting their passed-out drinking buddy's crotch ablaze while boozing in Grover Beach.”
“Interim Order 12 of the Iraqi Provisional Authority removed all tariff protection from all of Iraq's industries (a key plank in Grover Norquist's economic plans for Iraq).”
“Everyday He gets a report on how well Grover is doing.”
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“You can read a candid telling of his life at Grover is Bitter.”
“The secret live of Sesame Street's Grover is so deadpan and dead-on, I couldn't stop reading it through all six installments.”
“It is not my purpose to detail private conversation with those who have made me their guest; but it must be testified here that I never have had the least cause to retract my early assurance that in Grover Cleveland I had met a statesman of splendid ability, rare judgment, and lofty standards of right.”
“Here's the offending paragraph with the mistake in bold: But before the Gang of Six plan can go anywhere, there's yet another crucial baseline to consider- what might be called the Grover Norquist line-in-the-sand baseline.”
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