Similar words: railroad, railroading, railroad car, royal road, railroad line, railroad track, railroad bridge, railroad station. Meaning: n. a nonexistent person popularized by American servicemen during World War II.
1 A few are simple outlines of pigment blown over an outstretched hand: the Aboriginal "Kilroy was here."
2 The unthinkable has happened: Kilroy has started a national debate on an issue of fundamental importance.
3 And Senator Brown and Congresswoman Kilroy and others, I know this is their number one concern each and every day.
4 "Kilroy was here" is an American popular culture expression that is believed to have originated during WWII, when a US shipyard worker began scrawling the phrase on ships he had inspected.
5 Kids getting out of Intro thought they were hot, anxious to get the first Kilroy, or punching knockdown.
6 Their female counterparts are to be found in the studios of the Esther and Kilroy shows.
7 Innovators are increasingly drawn to the problems of rapid urbanization, particularly in Africa and South Asia, says World Bank urban economist Austin Kilroy.
8 In Ohio's 15th district, which narrowly went Republican in 2006, Democrat Mary Jo Kilroy faces Republican Steve Stivers.
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