Spence
- proper noun
- Spence, what's going on?
- Dr. Spence
- Joseph Spence
- Michael Spence
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Watch on YouTubeKing, King and Spence were in Southeast Asia during Vietnam.
- King, King and Spence were in Southeast Asia during Vietnam.
- And, and Jeffrey Epstein is the same as like Craig Spence in the Franklin scandal.
- You've been travelling with Spence and a DJ, right.
- And Sheila Spence asks a a related question.
- I think my take on Spence is that he was given the choice.
- No, but he, you know, Louis Spence tried to hit up Tom Garrett.
- Obviously we all know Channing Fred, but we got Errol Spence the champ.
- But a more modern approach would be the one by Friedberg, Enzo, and Spence.
- I'm talking about in terms of ringside seats last July, not this past July, but July for that Terence Crawford going up against Errol Spence.
Examples
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Now you've said it, Spence, what we got?
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Spence, would you hang out with me a sec?
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Oh, yeah, your brothers name is Spence, right?
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Yes, well, listen, pleasure to meet you, Mr. Spence, right?
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Hey, Spence, good to see you again.
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So, Spence, how you doing?
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Well, you got a better idea, Spence?
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The authors would like to thank Stephen Wilkins and John Spence for many helpful comments.
Academic text (2001) -
Erin currently works at her Uncle Spence's Bar on www.extempo.com.
Academic text (1999) -
It was a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Spence, at the conference yesterday.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Spence comes from an old word for a pantry meaning 'store of food', and it was the name for the person who looked after the household food, like the job surname Spencer. So, the family name Spence likely began as a job name for someone who ran the pantry.