Browder
Proper noun
Meaning
Browder (plural Browders)
A surname.
Examples
Browder netted 22 points and eight assists and Nunez recorded 15 points, nine assists and eight rebounds, while Tre Norman (21 points) sparked a 25-4 run bridging the first and second quarters that Burke couldn’t recover from.
This syncopated sizzler was written by the magical mulatto brothers, Stony Browder (RIP) and August Darnell and bristles with the energy that is Kid and the gang.
Browder wouldn't take the plea, so back to Rikers he went, where he was beaten by guards, beaten by inmates, attempted suicide several times, was denied meals and medical care, and was finally released when the prosecutor said they had no case.
Colvin was one of five plaintiffs, along with Aurelia S. Browder, Susie McDonald, Mary Louise Smith and Jeanatta Reese, in the court case Browder v. Gayle.
"Black Effect" is full of references to black and African-American culture and history; this line in particular nods to Time: The Kalief Browder Story, the 2017 documentary that Jay-Z executive-produced.
Cymrot represented Prevezon, the Katsyv-owned company accused by Browder of being a conduit for the ill-gotten money Magnitsky was tracking before he died.