Vaux
Proper noun
Meaning
A surname.
One of four communes in France
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Examples
"A" and "C" Companies of the Royal Winnipegs moved off the beach, cut through the walls of barbed wire behind the German bunkers, pushed through Vaux and Graye-sur-Mer, and began to advance towards St. Croix and Banville.
Anne Vaux was related to Catesby, and to most of the other plotters.
"By 1876, landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted and architect Calvert Vaux had transformed the swampy, treeless 50 blocks between Harlem and midtown Manhattan into the first landscaped park in the United States."
Downing had brought Vaux from England as his architect collaborator.
Detail of illumination in the Vaux Passional thought to depict Henry mourning the loss of his mother (1503).
By the night of 16/17 December, the French had consolidated a new line from Bezonvaux to Côte du Poivre, convert beyond Douaumont and convert north of Fort Vaux, before the German reserves and Eingreif main units could counter-attack.