Baldacci

Proper noun

Meaning

Baldacci (plural Baldaccis)

A surname from Italian.

Examples

Bangor city councilor Joe Baldacci posted on his Facebook page that he was starting a Draft Stephen King effort, and Democratic State Rep. Diane Russell launched a petition drive to encourage King to run. Source: Internet

Mr. Baldacci earned a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from Hartwick College and participated in graduate studies at Georgetown University. Source: Internet

Coben's significantly more credible effort features the diabolic interplay of cord blood and Islamic jihad, while Baldacci busies himself with a First Lady who is also… well, I don't want to ruin it. Source: Internet

Democratic Gov. John Baldacci also vetoed a bill sponsored by Jackson. Source: Internet

NCISD banned "Draw Me a Star" by Eric Carle and "Absolute Power" by David Baldacci, but it has not received a book challenge in three years, Cindee Reynolds, NCISD superintendent/community relations executive assistant, stated in an e-mail to The Courier. Source: Internet

I had barely got my breath back from reading the previous Baldacci when this one lobbed onto my doormat. Source: Internet

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