Proper noun
Honan
(dated) Alternative form of Henan, in its various senses.
Honan (plural Honans)
A surname from Irish.
Based primarily on family papers and letters, it was described by Austen biographer Park Honan as "accurate, staid, reliable, and at times vivid and suggestive". Source: Internet
Honan (2005), p.348 There is even a theory that Marlowe's death was faked to save him from trial and execution for subversive atheism. Source: Internet
Chen's 100,000 Red troops were ranged along a 35-mile stretch of Honan basin land below the Lunghai railroad. Source: Internet
"We now have 72 hours of being aware of a breach before reporting," said Honan, who's also a cybersecurity adviser to Europol, the EU's law enforcement intelligence agency. Source: Internet
Spying Title page of the earliest published text of Edward II (1594) Marlowe is often alleged to have been a government spy ( Park Honan 's 2005 biography even had "Spy" in its title Park Honan, Christopher Marlowe: Poet and Spy, 2005. ). Source: Internet
Honan, "Biographies", 19. The authors distanced themselves from the Memoir s sentimental tone, making little effort to go beyond immediately available family records and traditions, and their book offers facts with little interpretation. Source: Internet