Proper noun
Kingdon (plural Kingdons)
A surname from Old English.
In terms of supporting the project, Kingdon said the park was approached by the community of Waskesiu who asked to use the park's barge to transport a small excavator to the site. Source: Internet
Kingdon, p. 11. The skull contains air cavities ( sinuses ) that reduce the weight of the skull while maintaining overall strength. Source: Internet
Kingdon, p. 64. For the first few days, the newborn is unsteady on its feet, and needs the support of its mother. Source: Internet
Asked how they lasted so long with Davis, Kingdon responded, "If you did your job and didn't embarrass the organization, Al was very loyal to you. Source: Internet
Others to chip in were; Jack Tucker (44), Jon Pyle (39), Mark Kingdon (35) and Mark Salter (20) as Feniton closed on 246-7. Source: Internet
PC Simon Kingdon, of Kirklees Child Safeguarding Unit, said: "We appreciate that the information we have is vague but we are hopeful that this will have stuck in someone’s memory. Source: Internet