Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Odysseus.
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- proper noun Greek mythology Latin name form of
Odysseus
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- noun (Roman mythology) Roman spelling for Odysseus
Etymologies
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Examples
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[Illustration: ULYSSES GAVE THE ARROW WING] "I have brought no shame to you," said Ulysses, turning to Telemachus,
Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 4 Charles Herbert Sylvester
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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And this sort of reminded me of a character in "Ulysses," a Senor Artifoni, who was never characterized as beyond a pair of stout trouser legs.
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