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Last name   /læst neɪm/   Listen
Last name

noun
1.
The name used to identify the members of a family (as distinguished from each member's given name).  Synonyms: cognomen, family name, surname.






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"Last name" Quotes from Famous Books



... Humfrey watched her almost more closely than the royal prisoner. When there was a denial of all knowledge or intercourse with Ballard or Babington, Jean Kennedy's hard-lined face never faltered; but Cicely's brows came together in concern at the mention of the last name, and did not clear as the Queen explained that though many Catholics might indeed write to her with offers of service, she could have no knowledge of anything they might attempt. To confute this, extracts from their confessions were read, and likewise that letter of Babington's which ...
— Unknown to History - A Story of the Captivity of Mary of Scotland • Charlotte M. Yonge

... repeated, with a slight emphasis on the last name; "and you have called to answer the advertisement which recently appeared in the papers. What can you tell ...
— True Love's Reward • Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

... her Christian name. I'se got mizzable memory, and I disremembers her last name. The folks call her Ellis, and ...
— Bad Hugh • Mary Jane Holmes

... one of the men had fallen. Before he could recover, the second or tail section of the jam started to pull. Apparently nothing could prevent him from being crushed. A man called Sam—I don't know his last name—ran down the tail of the first section, across the loose logs bobbing in the open water, seized the victim of the accident by the collar, desperately scaled the face of the moving jam, and reached ...
— The Forest • Stewart Edward White

... introducing to you Sir Marcus Lark's Great Surprise, entitled Lord Ernest Borrow, younger brother of the Marquis of Killeena, a peer, as Sir Marcus has reminded us, of the oldest lineage in Ireland. Let me reassure you all by saying that Lord Ernest's last name is as unsuited to his nature as the first is true to it. If you'll pardon the pun it is Sir Marcus who 'Borrows' for your benefit, and he hasn't Borrowed Trouble, but a Blessing—in disguise. I am now left free, as suits my superior age and experience, ...
— It Happened in Egypt • C. N. Williamson & A. M. Williamson


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