Stroud
- proper noun
- My neighbor, Mr. Stroud, is an accomplished artist.
- Stroud family
I like, I think CJ Stroud is special.
- I like, I think CJ Stroud is special.
- Y'all slept on CJ Stroud, top three quarterback in the league.
- I said Jayden Daniels and CJ Stroud.
- Hey GQ, I'm Les Stroud, also known as Survivor Man, and this is the breakdown.
Examples
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He and his friend, James Stroud, signed out for the day.
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The Leicester police have just found the lad, James Stroud.
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Request emergency communication with General Stroud.
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Been waiting a long time for this, Stroud.
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I like, I think CJ Stroud is special.
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Tell me, Mrs Stroud, why do you think the president should intervene?
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You think Stroud's quite a man, don't you?
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Agent Stroud.
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Agents Stroud and Rodriguez.
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Jason Stroud, 44, Brooklyn, N.Y., has been raising chickens since he was 19.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Stroud is a surname that comes from an old English place name strod, which meant 'marshy land' or 'brushwood', so people called Stroud were originally from that place or lived near that kind of land.