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by the name (of) known as The teacher that I enjoyed the most in high school was a man by the name of Don Feinstein. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form go by the name of: Francie goes by the name Franchita. See also: name How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If "John" or "Susan" belonged to a white man by the name of "Hatcher," sometimes he was called "John Hatcher," or as often "Hatcher's John. This barber, who went by the name of Little Benjamin, was a fellow of great oddity and humour, which had frequently let him into small inconveniencies, such as slaps in the face, kicks in the breech, broken bones, &c. Were you accompanied on that occasion by a friend of the name of Tupman, and another by the name of Snodgrass? |
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