graham
graham
Definition
☆ gra·ham (grā′əm, gram)
adjective
designating or made of whole-wheat flour
Etymology: after S. Graham (1794-1851), U.S. dietary reformer
Graham
Definition
Gra·ham (grā′əm, gram)
Graham, Billy (born William Franklin Graham) 1918-; U.S. Christian evangelist
Graham, Martha 1893?-1991; U.S. dancer & choreographer
graham
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- heather: Nicole Kidman in Dead Calm ), heather graham actually brings personality to her character.
Converse of object
- take: It's taken much longer this time... graham williams 14 Dec 2005 Quite right!
Converse of subject
- post: Posted by graham ( July 25th, 2006 ) Fine.
Modifies a noun
- cracker: And frozen yogurt, graham crackers and fruit juices are good snacks.
- north: Smaller car check graham north carolina matter with your.
- coxon: Recently hosting shows with kooks, graham coxon, inspiral carpets and any big name dj you can think of.
- carolina: Smaller car check graham north carolina matter with your.
- bread: The Lord never would have sent flesh to Elijah by the ravens if graham bread were better.
Browse dictionary entries near graham
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- Graham-Willis Act
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- grain alcohol
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