A radcliffe
[rad-klif] /ˈræd klɪf/
noun
ann (ward) 1764–1823, english writer of gothic romances.
radcliffe
/ˈrædklɪf/
noun
ann. 1764–1823, british novelist, noted for her gothic romances the mysteries of udolpho (1794) and the italian (1797)
paula (jane). born 1973, british athlete, winner of the london marathon (2002, 2003, 2005), gold medalist in the marathon at the world championships (2005), and european record holder for the 10,000m.
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