Kenner
- proper noun
- /ˈkɛnər/
- While giving talks around the country, Kenner found that people repeatedly asked, "What can I do?"
- Hugh Kenner
Examples
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You must be Sgt. Kenner.
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We have an update on the Julie Kenner story of last May.
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I have a review with Dr. Kenner this week.
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David Kenner started off to play these guys against each other.
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Anna Kenner had been more than a client.
Fiction book (2001) -
- In the summer of 1991, Kenner started coming around.
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l have something for you from Sergeant Kenner.
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This is your answering service, Mrs. Kenner.
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This is Detective Bruce Kenner.
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I have a review with Kenner this week.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kenner as a surname comes from an old word meaning 'to know' or 'expert', so it is like calling someone a 'knower' and is related to the English word 'know'. That's why the name can help you remember someone clever or skilled in a trade.