Gibson is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIBSON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a martini served with a tiny onion
• a dry martini cocktail garnished with a pearl onion.
• martini garnished with onion
• United States illustrator remembered for his creation of the `Gibson girl\' (1867-1944)
• Australian actor (born in the United States in 1956)
• United States tennis player who was the first Black woman player to win all the major world singles titles (1927-2003)

Words related to GIBSON

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Words that contain GIBSON

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How to use GIBSON in a sentence

• The next morning, he started, and Gibson, his overseer and myself accompanied him.
• Such was the eloquent appeal of Logan, revised and pointed by Gibson.
• Gibson that I say to fine her double the regular amount.
• Gibson, who had been put in charge of the matter by the firm.
• Gibson had said, poor people had flocked to the store.
• And perhaps it will furnish an excellent pretext for you to call on Miss Gibson.
• In short, I realised that, had there been no such person as Reuben Hornby, I should have viewed Miss Gibson with uncommon interest.
• Gibson offered 50 Pounds reward, or 100 Pounds on conviction.
• Indeed, I am sure Bruno became more attached to Gibson than he was to me.
• John Gibson, afterwards a general in the army of the United States.
• John Gibson to John Anderson, an Indian trader at Pittsburg, in 1774.
• The young man and his wife were working, for their board, but he told Gibson that he knew nothing of the matter and that poor as he was he would not swear to a falsehood.
• There is nothing to indicate that their return is expected, though the tug is always kept in readiness for immediate departure by Gibson, the engine-driver.
• Landing on the east bank, Grant won a victory at Port Gibson, and occupied Grand Gulf.
• As it was, Gibson saw more of actual warfare than did any or all of our twenty- eight military men in Paris.
• Gibson is one of the few men who, after years in the diplomatic service, refuses to take himself seriously.
• In Brussels a German officer tried to blue-pencil a cable Gibson was sending to the State Department.
• Frank Gibson said you might be good enough to see to my affairs for me.
• Gibson came to us yesterday, and we agreed that we never found him so interesting.
• Gibson has some doubts about our ability to work for the Custom House.
• Little Dolly Gibson was impressed into service as a reader, for Rosa could not read and correct at the same time, and there was no obliging Mr.
• Gibson grounds for the beginning of their polite conversation.
• The exquisite double-page drawings by Charles Dana Gibson are a feature of this series.
• These observe the roads to Fort Smith and by Perryville toward Fort Gibson.
• While Phillips was absent from Fort Gibson, Curtis arrived there.
• So pleased were they with the music of two violins played by Cruzatte and Gibson, of the exploring party, that they remained by the fire of the white men all night.
• Gibson, poor creature, was real glad when I said I was going.
• I had a considerable liking for Gibson as a man, and admiration for his character, but as regards his ideal productions I think Dickens hits the right nail on the head.
• His grandfather, Randall Gibson, was one of the founders of Jefferson College, Mississippi.
• Gibson, stood by, he lifted up his hands as if in the attitude of pronouncing the blessing, and then sank down.

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