Tyler

(lər)

noun

a masculine name

  1. Tyler, John 1790-1862; 10th president of the U.S. (1841-45)
  2. Tyler, Wat died 1381; Eng. rebel: leader of the Peasants' Revolt

city in E Tex.: pop. 84,000

Origin: after John Tyler

See Tyler in American Heritage Dictionary 4

A city of northeast Texas east-southeast of Dallas. It is a refining and manufacturing center noted for its rose-growing industry. Population: 94,100.

, John 1790-1862.

The 10th President of the United States (1841-1845), who succeeded to office after the death of President William Henry Harrison. His administration was marked by the annexation of Texas (1845).

, Royall 1757-1826.

American jurist and writer considered the founder of American drama. His plays include The Contrast (first produced 1787).

, Wat Died 1381.

English revolutionary who led the Peasants' Revolt against Richard II's poll tax in June 1381. The uprising ended when he was killed.

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