Webber
- proper noun
- For example, the students in Mr. Webber's class had access to more information than ever before.
- Mr. Webber
- Lloyd Webber
- M. Webber
Damon still a very close friend, as is Mark Webber.
- Damon still a very close friend, as is Mark Webber.
- Thomas and Webber, we close real estate transactions.
- He he put it in there that Chris Webber, the biggest star on the team, couldn't afford McDonald's.
- So you, you you'd get the connects with Amsterdam, Columbia's Mafia, Webber.
- It's almost like Frank Lloyd Webber designed exactly where to put Coco Diaz's heart.
- Livermore was quickly making more money trading than he was earning at Paine Webber, so he quit his job and took up trading full time.
Examples
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Hello, this is Louise Webber.
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According to Caltech, this Webber guy was a bona fide genius and a borderline nutcase.
Fiction book (1999) -
And I said, you know, Stephen Webber and I would be fun together.
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Dr. Webber, may I have a word with you, privately?
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My name is Chloe Webber and Amelia Wells was my aunt.
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Calling Mr. Webber...
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Livermore was quickly making more money trading than he was earning at Paine Webber, so he quit his job and took up trading full time.
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That's why he hasn't been the huge commercial success your precious Andrew Lloyd Webber has been.
Fiction book (2000) -
Thanks are due to James Kauffman, Jo Webber, and Frank Gresham for critically reviewing this manuscript.
Academic text (1998) -
Dr. Webber, may I have a word with you, privately?
Compounds
A noble title held by Andrew Lloyd Webber, a writer of music famous for The Phantom of the Opera
Surface Forms
Etymology
Webber is a family name that originally meant a 'weaver', a person who makes cloth by weaving, so it came from an old job name. You can remember it by thinking of the words weave and web, because a Webber once worked with threads and fabric.