Carr
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3.2
- proper noun
- /kɑr/
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Carr
- Her name is Elizabeth Carr and she's a big fertility advocate and author.
- Carr and Durand
- Carr and Halle
- E. H. Carr
Harry Styles, Kim Kardashian, Alan Carr and Adele.
- Harry Styles, Kim Kardashian, Alan Carr and Adele.
- Say the script was amazing and it's like the Allen Carr story.
- uprising in Yaroslav, as historian EH Carr implies?
- You've only got to answer one question, who's Jimmy Carr?
- You had Chris Rock, you had me, Dave Chappelle, Jon Stewart, Jimmy Carr, Michelle Wolf, Jeff Ross.
- He give the evidence in that trial against Ian Huntley, you know, and Maxine Carr.
- FCC Chair Brendan Carr sports a gold Trump head lapel pin.
- So we have what I call the Carr's Method, and we've actually trademarked this Carr's Method.
- I find James Carr's book Finite Infinite Games to be really profound and underestimated.
Examples
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When Daddy died, my mother and I went to live with Uncle Rutherford Carr Chamberlain and his wife, Narcissa.
Fiction book (1991) -
Hi, I'm Mary Carr and I'm from Winter Haven, FL.
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Has Mike Carr been in?
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My guest today is Mary Carr at Mary Carr Lit on Twitter.
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DETROIT -- Jennifer Carr knows she's not the profile of a typical college student.
Academic text (2017) -
Mary Carr is a renowned author known for her insightful essays.
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Did you meet Dr. Carr during the conference last week?
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The speaker at the event was Mike Carr, who discussed new educational policies.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Carr is a family name that often comes from an old Norse word kjarr meaning 'marsh', so it was used for people who lived by wet land. Sometimes it comes from a Gaelic word meaning 'rock', but in any case the surname Carr originally showed where a family lived.