---

A d a

---

Read Also:

• A d b

  accidental death benefit.

• A d bradstreet

  [brad-street] /ˈbrædˌstrit/ noun anne (dudley) 1612?–72, american poet. her husband, simon, 1603–97, governor of the m-ssachusetts colony 1679–86, 1689–92. bradstreet /ˈbrædˌstriːt/ noun anne (dudley). ?1612–72, us poet, born in england: regarded as the first significant us poet

• A d hershey

  [hur-shee] /ˈhɜr ʃi/ noun alfred day, 1908–97, u.s. biologist: helped lay the foundation of modern molecular genetics; n-bel prize in medicine 1969. lewis b(laine) 1893–1977, u.s. army general: director of the selective service system 1941–70. milton snavely [sneyv-lee] /ˈsneɪv li/ (show ipa), 1857–1945, u.s. businessman: founder of chocolate manufacturing company. a town in central pennsylvania. […]

• A d l

  anti-defamation league (of b’nai b’rith). also, a.d.l. activities of daily living anti-defamation league

• A d runyon

  [ruhn-yuh n] /ˈrʌn yən/ noun (alfred) damon [dey-muh n] /ˈdeɪ mən/ (show ipa), 1884–1946, u.s. journalist and short-story writer. runyon /ˈrʌnjən/ noun (alfred) damon. 1884–1946, us short-story writer, best known for his humorous tales about racy broadway characters. his story collections include guys and dolls (1932), which became the basis of a musical (1950)

---