Definitions

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  • proper noun A patronymic surname.

Etymologies

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From Hal +‎ -son.

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Examples

  • "What a pity you can't believe a word Halson says."

    Quaint Courtships William Dean Howells 1878

  • Then he burst out, "I believe every word Halson said.

    Quaint Courtships William Dean Howells 1878

  • J, in its suit, alleged that Mr. Duplessis obtained the fake OneTouch test strips from Halson.

    J Diabetes Monitors Peter Loftus 2010

  • J, in its suit, alleged that Mr. Duplessis obtained the fake OneTouch test strips from Halson.

    J Diabetes Monitors Peter Loftus 2010

  • J, in its suit, alleged that Mr. Duplessis obtained the fake OneTouch test strips from Halson.

    J Diabetes Monitors Peter Loftus 2010

  • J, in its suit, alleged that Mr. Duplessis obtained the fake OneTouch test strips from Halson.

    J Diabetes Test Strip Peter Loftus 2010

  • It was Halson, whom I did not know very well, but liked better than I knew.

    Quaint Courtships William Dean Howells 1878

  • "Look here, Halson," Minver detained him, "how is it none of the rest of us have heard all those details?"

    Quaint Courtships William Dean Howells 1878

  • Halson looked up at the silent waiter who had stolen upon us and was bowing toward him.

    Quaint Courtships William Dean Howells 1878

  • "Well, I know there's that version," Halson said evasively.

    Quaint Courtships William Dean Howells 1878

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