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Meanings of chandler in English
United States writer of detective thrillers featuring the character of Philip Marlowe (1888-1959)
Usage of chandler in English
1
The chandler had given them a flint striker to light the torches.
2
Personally, I snuggled up against the chandler and let my attention wander.
3
Someone came out of the chandler's shop and stood in the archway.
4
In the wax-chandler's attic, another Keeper is putting on Mr. Palmer's braces.
5
But to be a chandler is something worthy of any man's ambition.
6
And it was the presence of that pertinacious ship-chandler which had started them.
7
Benjamin Franklin was the fifteenth child of a poor tallow chandler.
8
But it is folly to linger over the limitations of the tallow-chandler's son.
9
Soon you will arrive back at the yacht club and chandler's.
10
It was a slicing knife and came from a chandler's shop.
11
When he finished, they climbed in the wagon and bid the chandler farewell.
12
Trenchard's landlord-distinguishedhis premises and the chandler's trade he drove there.
13
We are staying at the house of Master Swindon, a citizen and ship chandler.
14
The number of articles published about Chandler is probably increasing every minute.
15
Chandler said he understood, and she saw him Sunday night for dinner.
16
He was pretty sure Chandler was going to come looking for him.
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