Hitchcock
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5.7
- proper noun
- /ˈhɪtʃkɒk/
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Hitchcock (apellido)
- Where is Mr. Hitchcock?
- Ms. Hitchcock
- Jasmine Hitchcock
So I'm also getting rid of The Smell of Other People's Houses by Bonnie Sue Hitchcock.
- So I'm also getting rid of The Smell of Other People's Houses by Bonnie Sue Hitchcock.
- Eminem, Wayne, Kendrick, Franchise and Deonte Hitchcock.
- I think Mike, Mike Hitchcock, who you would know from like a bunch of I do know that name, Yeah, you know, but not like Will Ferrell, anybody like that.
Examples
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During the interview and again at the pre-IEP meeting with Ms. Hitchcock, Damien identified his postsecondary education goal.
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Ms. Hitchcock meets with students to go over those results and determine their goals.
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Ms. Hitchcock is a special education teacher at North Valley High School.
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I want to thank you once again for this opportunity, Mr. Hitchcock.
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Officer Hitchcock just called.
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This way, Mr. Hitchcock.
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To determine Jasmine's baseline, Ms. Hitchcock reviewed Jasmine's academic and transition assessment results.
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Ms. Hitchcock had Jasmine use O*NET (n.d.) to explore the skills needed for a career in cosmetology.
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Officer Hitchcock helped us find our lost dog.
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The famous director Alfred Hitchcock is known for his thrilling films.
Synonyms
308
4.4
A family name used by people as a last name
121
3.2
A name that people have as their last name
80
7.4
A family last name that people share
69
7.4
A family name that some people use as their last name
47
7.3
A family name used by some people in English-speaking countries
31
3.8
A family name that some people have
8
7.4
A last name used by some people
3
9.6
A family name that people have after their first name
2
9.5
A last name that some people have
1
6.9
A family name used as a last name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hitchcock is a traditional English surname formed from hitch ('a small catch' or 'to fasten') plus cock ('rooster' or 'young man'), so it began as a nickname and became a family name passed down through generations.