a tool used by blacksmiths to hammer grooves into iron
a groove so made
Fuller,
(Richard) Buckminster 1895-1983; U.S. engineer, inventor, & philosopher
Fuller,
(Sarah) Margaret (Marchioness Ossoli) 1810-50; U.S. writer, critic, & social reformer
Fuller,
Melville Weston 1833-1910; U.S. jurist: chief justice of the U.S. (1888-1910)
See fuller in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(fo͝olˈər)
noun
One that fulls cloth.
(fo͝olˈər)
noun
A hammer used by a blacksmith for grooving or spreading iron.
A groove made by such a hammer.
(fo͝olˈər), Melville Weston 1833-1910.
American jurist who served as the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1888-1910) and maintained that governmental powers must derive from a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
, R(ichard) Buckminster 1895-1983.
American architect and inventor who sought to solve practical problems with simple designs that require a minimum of materials and energy. The geodesic dome is his best-known invention.
, (Sarah) Margaret 1810-1850.
American writer and critic who edited the transcendentalist periodical Dial (1840-1842), was a pioneering literary critic for the New York Tribune (1844-1846), and wrote Woman in the Nineteenth Century (1845), a major feminist tract.