Sassoon

[ sa-soon ]

/ sæˈsun /

noun

Sieg·fried (Lo·raine)

[seeg-freed law-reyn, loh-] /ˈsig frid lɔˈreɪn, loʊ-/,1886–1967, English poet and novelist.

Example sentences from the Web for sassoon

Sassoon having helped Dor into her coat, stood holding her hand.

The Salamander |Owen Johnson
"Your sympathy is very consoling, Miss Summers," said Sassoon curtly, turning on his heel.

The Salamander |Owen Johnson
You think Sassoon tempts me; you think I'd change this room for a palace or a home!

The Salamander |Owen Johnson
Sassoon, ready to back you to the limit, opportunity, money backing; you know the place.

The Salamander |Owen Johnson

In the first shock of the news that Sassoon had fallen by his hand, she had thought she could not forgive him that broken faith.

The Valiants of Virginia |Hallie Erminie Rives

British Dictionary definitions for sassoon

Sassoon

/ (sæˈsuːn) /

noun

Siegfried (Lorraine). 1886–1967, British poet and novelist, best known for his poems of the horrors of war collected in Counterattack (1918) and Satirical Poems (1926). He also wrote a semi-fictitious autobiographical trilogy The Memoirs of George Sherston (1928–36)

Vidal. 1928–2012, British hair stylist: founder and chairman of Vidal Sassoon Inc

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