the anticipator
“
Richard Trevethick, the anticipator of many things, also took out a patent in 1815, and in it he describes the screw propeller with considerable minuteness.
View all » Examples
-
Richard Trevethick, the anticipator of many things, also took out a patent in 1815, and in it he describes the screw propeller with considerable minuteness.
— Men of Invention and Industry -
Saint-Hilaire he became almost the anticipator of Darwin.
— Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 3 -
As usual, you can monitor the action by using Cramer's Take) as the anticipator and playing the gains with Cramer's Take) -- which reports Thursday, but that fact is now irrelevant given its propensity to trade wholly with the stock futures -- or with Cramer's Take), because the gains are as phony and ephemeral as the losses these days.
-
As usual, you can monitor the action by using Cramer's Take) as the anticipator and playing the gains with Cramer's Take) -- which reports Thursday, but that fact is now irrelevant given its propensity to trade wholly with the stock futures -- or with Cramer's Take), because the gains are as phony and ephemeral as the losses these days.
— BloggingStocks -
Richard Trevethick, the anticipator of many things, also took out a patent in 1815, and in it he describes the screw propeller with considerable minuteness.
— Men of Invention and Industry
Definitions (0)
American Heritage Dictionary
Century Dictionary
GNU Webster's 1913
WordNet
Elsewhere on the web
Stats
The anticipator has been looked up 16 times, favorited 0 times, listed once, commented on 0 times, and is not a valid Scrabble word.