Similar words: tunnel, channel tunnel, stunner, stunned, tunneler, tunneller, tunneling, wind tunnel. Meaning: n. United States prizefighter who won the world heavyweight championship by defeating Jack Dempsey twice (1898-1978).
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1. There was a risk of ending up like Tunney.
2. Tunney had his Richie Quick snub-nosed automatic out.
3. She blew a kiss to Tunney, and scampered up a wall like a spider.
4. Tunney reached for the blind, slanted up the edge and bowed his way in.
5. But the opportunity quickly turned to embarrassment when Tunney ran from the room crying, unable to say her lines.
6. In 1926, his bout with Gene Tunney in Philadelphia drew a record 120,000 fans, who watched in a driving rain as Tunney won the title.
7. Dempsey and Tunney retired in the late twenties, and soon afterward, the stock-market crash portended harder times after a decade of spectacle and excess.
8. BiographyRobin Tunney studied acting at the Chicago Academy for the Arts, spending her summer performing in such plays as "Bus Stop" and "Agnes of God".
9. Three beer-befuddled construction workers played softball with my head in a backstreet on the mistaken assumption that I was Tom Tunney.
10. It gave the character limited autonomy,(Sentencedict.com) and did what it could to prod Tunney into taking care of the Daine problem.
11. Dempsey would go on to reign as heavyweight champion for seven straight years until he was decisioned in 1926 by Gene Tunney.
12. The following year, the two men drew more than 100,000 to Chicago's Soldier Field for the rematch, which Tunney also won, and set a gate-receipts record that stood for half a century.
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