Cicily

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• Cicily Isabel Fairfield — noun British writer (born in Ireland) (1892 1983) • Syn: ↑West, ↑Rebecca West, ↑Dame Rebecca West • Instance Hypernyms: ↑writer, ↑author …   Useful english dictionary

• Rebecca West — Cicily Isabel Fairfield …   Eponyms, nicknames, and geographical games

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• Shades of Yale — Shades, is a co educational a cappella group founded to celebrate music of the African Diaspora at Yale University. It is the group’s objective to offer a unique, musically excellent, and spiritually enriching performance experience to audiences… …   Wikipedia

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• West, Dame Rebecca — orig. Cicily Isabel Fairfield born Dec. 21, 1892, London, Eng. died March 15, 1983, London British journalist, novelist, and critic. Trained as an actress, from 1911 West contributed to the left wing press and made a name as a fighter for woman… …   Universalium

• West — I. /wɛst/ (say west) noun 1. John, 1809–73, Australian Congregational ecclesiastic, writer, and newspaper editor, born in England. 2. Mae, 1892–1980, US film star. 3. Morris Langlo, 1916–99, Australian novelist; works include The Devil s Advocate …  

• West — I. biographical name Benjamin 1738 1820 American painter II. biographical name Nathanael 1903 1940 originally Nathan Wallenstein Weinstein American novelist III. biographical name Dame Rebecca 1892 1983 pseudonym of Cicily Isabel Andrews née… …   New Collegiate Dictionary