Proper noun
Blaisdell (plural Blaisdells)
A surname from Old Norse.
As the veterinary historian John Blaisdell has noted, symptoms of aconite poisoning in humans bear some passing similarity to those of rabies: frothy saliva, impaired vision, vertigo, and finally a coma. Source: Internet
Dr. Laura Blaisdell, who practices pediatric medicine in Yarmouth, speaks at a news conference with doctors opposed to a referendum repealing a law tightening vaccine exemptions at the State House in Augusta in this Feb. 4, 2020, file photo. Source: Internet
Blaisdell said the opponents to the law are using half-truths to distract from the real issue -- Maine's high rate of unvaccinated children. Source: Internet
As George Blaisdell looks around Antarctica, he does not see so much what is here as what might be. Source: Internet
Produced by the Hawaii Food Industry Association, the inaugural Made in Hawaii Festival opened its doors in 1995 with 61 exhibitor booths in the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. Source: Internet
Wong enjoys selling Kolohe Ocean Gems jewelry during marketplace events at Salt in Kakaako, the Blaisdell Center and other venues. Source: Internet