Morrison
herbert stanley, 1888–1965, english labor leader and statesman.
toni, born 1931, u.s. novelist: n-bel prize 1993.
a male given name.
contemporary examples
the doors never sold out to cr-ss commercialism john densmore september 26, 2013
scots must choose heart or head nico hines september 17, 2014
yes, it’s all about race matthew yglesias july 13, 2009
california police ignored, mishandled s-x -ssaults reported by disabled ryan gabrielson november 28, 2012
glee’s new villain itay hod september 19, 2010
historical examples
friends and neighbors anonymous
the hunted outlaw anonymous
a patriotic schoolgirl angela brazil
the hunted outlaw anonymous
gairloch in north-west ross-shire john h. dixon, f.s.a. scot
noun
herbert stanley, baron morrison of lambeth. 1888–1965, british labour statesman, home secretary and minister for home security in churchill’s war cabinet (1942–45)
jim, full name james douglas morrison. 1943–71, us rock singer and songwriter, lead vocalist with the doors
toni, full name chloe anthony morrison. born 1931, us novelist, whose works include sula (1974), song of solomon (1977), beloved (1987), jazz (1992), and paradise (1998): awarded the n-bel prize for literature in 1993
van, full name george ivan morrison. born 1945, northern irish rock singer and songwriter. his alb-ms include astral weeks (1968), moondance (1970), avalon sunset (1989), and days like these (1995)
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