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Definitions from the WebWhitakerNoun: 1. A surname of English origin. It is derived from the Old English words "hwit," meaning white, and "carr," meaning rock. It signifies someone who lives by a white rock or a person with fair skin and light hair. Example sentence: The famous author, Jane Whitaker, has published numerous best-selling novels. 2. A rare and beautiful variety of orchid characterized by its fragrant white flowers. Example sentence: The Whitaker orchid is known for its unique scent and is highly sought after by collectors. Adjective: 1. Pertaining to or associated with the surname Whitaker. Example sentence: The Whitaker family reunion is held annually in their ancestral hometown. Verb: 1. To search or inquire intensively or persistently. Example sentence: The detective is determined to Whitaker the suspect and uncover the truth. 2. To defeat or outwit an opponent through cunning or deception. Example sentence: The skilled chess player managed to Whitaker his opponent and win the game. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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