Cronin
Proper noun
Meaning
Cronin (plural Cronins)
A surname from Irish.
Anagrams
Examples
“All we sought was for fencing to be provided from the Cleeny roundabout to the Golden Nugget to help save lives,” Cllr Cronin said.
Cronin drives a rift between mother and child to gutpunching effect, carefully maximizing horror’s Creepy Kid™ tropes without overplaying the hits or giving too much away.
“A big part of the River reaching its full potential is getting a pedestrian connection at the south of the National Grid site,” said Malden City Councilor Peg Cronin.
According to Cronin, 149 local residents have received ramps in 2017, because of Smith County Juvenile Services and several other organizations and volunteers who donate their time.
Cronin, A., Samuel Beckett The Last Modernist (London: Flamingo, 1997), p. 391. Beckett makes this point emphatically clear in the opening notes to Film : "No truth value attaches to the above, regarded as of merely structural and dramatic convenience."
According to her brief statement (I want to emphasise "brief" because I had not taken the time to discuss the point with her afterwards as I rushed out), Cronin was a white, middle-class man who had no place discussing economic transformation.