Thaddeus
Proper noun
Meaning
Thaddeus (plural Thaddeuses)
A male given name from Ancient Greek, of common usage, variant of Thaddaeus.
Synonyms
Phrases with the word
Anagrams
Examples
Agent Venom is eventually recruited by General Thaddeus Ross to join his team, The Thunderbolts which includes reformed villains like Baron Zemo and Taskmaster.
For the Technical Official Award, five individuals will vie for that title: Iesha Emile, Catherine Morille, Dara Sidoine, Thaddeus Emile and Ronel Blanchard.
In Specht v. Commonwealth (1848), for example, German Seventh Day Baptists in Pennsylvania employed attorney Thaddeus Stevens to challenge the constitutionality of Pennsylvania's Sunday law.
Aiming to be a destination for “wine country comfort food,” owners Susie and Andrew Pryfogle and Chef Thaddeus Palmese want your input when they preview their menu ideas this weekend at the TIPS Test Kitchen, a special sit-down dinner in the vineyard.
Greene immediately dispatched a team of officers under engineer Thaddeus Kosciuszko to make a survey of the topography, noting with special care river currents and fording points.
In their two-page statement signed by Very Rev. Fr. Thaddeus Ajayi, Vicar General, Catholic Diocese of Osogbo, they registered their displeasure on what they described as an unending killing in the country and requested an end to it.