Perdue
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8.4
- proper noun
- /pərˈdu/
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Perdue
- I believe Governor Perdue did the right thing by being proactive about this situation.
- Perdue and Silverstein
- Theda Perdue
- Perdue, Peterson
And then we got the best one of them all, Oxycontin, the Sackler family, Perdue.
- And then we got the best one of them all, Oxycontin, the Sackler family, Perdue.
- And Jessica Perdue says I am totally an offender of this but I have had it when other people say it.
- Let's do something above and beyond Willie Perdues.
Examples
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Robert Todd Perdue is an assistant professor of sociology at Appalachian State University.
Academic text (2018) -
Perdue visits zoo officials and helps test the vaccine in some exotic birds.
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My name is Buck Perdue.
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But under the circumstances, Governor Perdue made the right choice for North Carolina.
Blog text (32) -
Perdue supported a proposal for offering voters a choice between options one and three.
Academic text (2008) -
Last November, Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue even held a special prayer service on the capitol steps to pray for rain.
Academic text (2008) -
Chris Gregoire of Washington and Bev Perdue of North Carolina, both Democrats, are retiring.
Blog text (4) -
North Carolina's General Assembly failed to override Democratic Gov. Bev Perdue's veto of a photo voter ID bill.
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My neighbors are the Perdue family, known for their delicious barbecue recipes.
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In our history class, we learned about the influential Perdue family in Georgia politics.
Synonyms
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A last name that people have
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6.7
A family name used by people to show family connection
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9.9
A last name that a family shares
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8.6
A last name used by some people
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8.1
A family name used by some people
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7.9
A French family name
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A last name used by some people
A family name people use as a last name
A family name used by some people
Surface Forms
Etymology
Perdue is a family name that probably comes from French perdu, which means 'lost'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the French word 'lost', although today Perdue is simply a last name used by many people.