Definitions
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- proper noun A male
given name , today more popular in the formsReginald andRonald . Modern use is partly transferred from the surname. - proper noun A
patronymic surname .
Etymologies
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Examples
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For the inaugural parade, how about a flatbed truck (U.S. made), covered in Reynold's Wrap foil (also U.S. made), with a large rock sitting smack dab in the middle of it?
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Both stuck with me and I think there is enough in Reynold's setting to make a stand-alone novel.
May 2007 2007
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Both stuck with me and I think there is enough in Reynold's setting to make a stand-alone novel.
Interzone Issue #209 2007
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_Peter Bell the Second_, as it is convenient, though not strictly accurate, to call Reynold's "antenatal Peter," was more popular than the original.
Gossip in a Library Edmund Gosse 1888
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The molecular make up of name brand foil such as Reynold’s Wrap (as in wrap up the truth with Republican lies) has been altered by Bechtel to allow the mind control protons through!
Think Progress » Source to Stephanopoulos: President Bush Directly Involved In Leak Scandal 2005
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"and (the sister) stated to her it might be one of the 'Reynold's boy,'" the report said.
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"and (the sister) stated to her it might be one of the 'Reynold's boy,'" the report said.
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"and (the sister) stated to her it might be one of the 'Reynold's boy,'" the report said.
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There weren't reliable ways to test for UVA protection until a few years ago, says Reynold Tan, an FDA interdisciplinary scientist.
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There weren't reliable ways to test for UVA protection until a few years ago, says Reynold Tan, an FDA interdisciplinary scientist.
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