Hillman
- proper noun
- Based on this understanding, Hillman's books and articles are devoted to leading Catholic theology into fresh and creative engagement with indigenous peoples.
- Hillman family
- says Hillman
One of the other things that this gentleman, Aman Hillman was explaining to me on the show was that Jesus was a big time drug guy.
- One of the other things that this gentleman, Aman Hillman was explaining to me on the show was that Jesus was a big time drug guy.
Examples
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Jennifer Hillman, an attractive woman in her late twenties, stands next to a technician.
Fiction book (1994) -
Dr. Hillman, please call your office.
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This is Josh Hillman and my best man-
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Jamie and an older girl in the front seat say "Hi, Mr. Hillman" simultaneously.
Fiction book (1994) -
I was talking to Scotty Hillman... ...the guy who owned the cat.
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...Bill Hillman, Channel 5 Eyewitness News.
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President Sidney Hillman had offered a prototype for such plans in the days leading to Pearl Harbor.
Academic text (2003) -
Soon thereafter, the White House nominated Hillman to the federal judgeship he had been seeking.
Blog text (26) -
"It's called the inherent power doctrine," says Hillman, "which means the inherent power to regulate lawyers and the legal profession.
Academic text (2002) -
Dr. Hillman, please call your office.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hillman as a surname comes from the words hill and man, meaning 'hill' and 'man', and originally meant a 'man who lived by a hill'. So someone called Hillman probably had ancestors who lived near a hill.