Zuckerman
noun
Solly (ˈsɒlɪ), Baron. 1904–93, British zoologist, born in South Africa; chief scientific adviser (1964–71) to the British Government. His books include The Social Life of Monkeys (1932) and the autobiography From Apes to Warlords (1978)
Contemporary Examples
The letter also asserts that the ads were simply responding to a public discussion of zuckerman’s sexual orientation.
Child Molestation at Idaho Scout Camp in the 90s Has Lasting Impact Michael Ames August 23, 2013
Nothing grand happens on the outside, but seeing through the eyes of zuckerman—tracing his disillusionment—is fascinating.
Writers Pick Their Favorite Philip Roth Novel The Daily Beast December 17, 2012
“Here are the things he really owes the country,” said zuckerman.
Big Shots Offer Career Advice for McChrystal Samuel P. Jacobs, Lloyd Grove June 29, 2010
Later, he nurtured a more secure literary alter ego in his acclaimed zuckerman novels.
Goodbye, Roth: We Should Salute His Decision to Stop Writing Robert McCrum November 9, 2012
Perhaps if Roth had written zuckerman Rebound he could have taken down the big whale from the Big East.
March Madness: Which Celebrity Alumni Will Win? Michael Solomon March 16, 2011
“We are, without question, in a period of decline, particularly in the business world,” zuckerman said.
The Elite Turn Against Obama Lloyd Grove July 6, 2010
“The Australian version was much bleaker,” zuckerman said in a 2011 interview with TVWeb.com.
The Weird Existential Genius of ‘Wilfred’ Rich Goldstein June 24, 2014
(last line of My Life As a Man)—that mark the first two novels in the zuckerman trilogy.
Writers Pick Their Favorite Philip Roth Novel The Daily Beast December 17, 2012
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