Similar words: miss out, promissory, promissory note, pass out, cross out, mississippi, lissom, kiss-off. Meaning: n. 1. a midwestern state in central United States; a border state during the American Civil War, Missouri was admitted to the Confederacy without actually seceding from the Union 2. the longest river in the United States; arises in Montana and flows southeastward to become a tributary of the Mississippi at Saint Louis 3. a member of the Siouan people formerly inhabiting the valley of the Missouri river in Missouri 4. a dialect of the Chiwere language spoken by the Missouri.
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(31) After the Missouri trial, a federal appeals court ruled that Elwell should not have been allowed to testify.
(32) Policy was inconsistent in Missouri and Kentucky; some commanders permitted fugitive slaves to remain within their lines and others excluded them.
(33) Louis and in Belleville, Ill., bolstering its various holdings in Missouri.
(34) At Missouri, Wright broadened his experience by working on a local newspaper.
(35) Early musical talent won June a scholarship at Stephen's College, Missouri.
(36) That a high school kid from southern Missouri would be dazzled by London is not surprising.
(37) Boatmen traded goods up the Missouri River as far as Yellowstone.
(38) Our people have lived on and cultivated the bottom lands along the Missouri River for many hundreds of years.
(39) Within its wide and crumbly confinement, the virgin Missouri writhed like a captive snake.
(40) The Hidatsa rushed eagerly into hail storms and gathered hail stones to cool their tepid Missouri River drinking water.
(41) Going back to Missouri was probably the best thing that happened to me.
(42) The seven were riding in a van with Missouri license plates that pulled into the path of the tractor-trailer rig.
(43) They made their donations for a fund-raising dinner that Azima held at his Missouri home in January 1996.
(44) It was in the spring of 1862 that Amelia Otis took up life on the shores of the Missouri River.
(45) He retired as head of the men's physical education department at Central Missouri State University in 1976.
(46) The mighty Missouri River crosses much of Montana.
(47) Dred Scott lived in Missouri, where slavery was legal.
(48) You know what they do in Ealing, Missouri?
(49) Mark Twain edited a newspaper in Missouri.
(50) In his twenties he settled in Sedalia, Missouri.
(51) Missouri River, Montana brown trout. Photo by Jamie Benedict.
(52) The deposits is very similar to the Mississippi Valley Type deposits in Appalachian and Missouri, USA.
(53) This renovation of Cheek Hall at Missouri State University provides new classrooms and a computer lab for the mathematics department on campus.
(54) Leaving the adoption of slavery up to the individual states directly contradicted the Missouri Compromise, which barred the extension of slavery into new states.Sentencedict
(55) A truck yard in Missouri, the US, is offering a free AK-47 assault rifle to every customer who buys a new truck, AP reported.
(56) She was born on a farm in Missouri in 1892.
(57) He named a new governor, Wilson Shannon. Shannon supported the pro-slavery laws of the legislature. He also said Kansas should become a slave state, like Missouri.
(58) The Columbia, the Missouri, the Platte, the Mississippi, the Colorado Rivers.
(59) He admitted that the old Missouri compromise of eighteen twenty had limited the right to take slaves into the territories.
(60) Only in the Eastern Highlands, Missouri, we " equip " people floating this year and Jack Fork River Basin.
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