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crouse
1[ kroos ]
adjective
- brisk; lively.
Crouse
2[ krous ]
noun
- Russel, 1893–1966, U.S. dramatist.
crouse
/ kruːs /
adjective
- dialect.lively, confident, or saucy
Other Words From
- crousely adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of crouse1
Word History and Origins
Origin of crouse1
Example Sentences
But even in the world Crouse described, there was still some surprising ideological, economic, and cultural diversity.
For a home that she recently sold for $2 million, Crouse advised the builder to add a generator as a selling point.
An armed-forces veteran and a father of five, the victim, Officer Deriek Crouse, had been with campus police about four years.
The cop he killed was Deriek W. Crouse, a 39-year-old Army veteran and the father of five children.
Crouse says none of the other council members will comment on the mural or the recall, either.
But about a year after a friend meets him at Gledsmuir merkit as crouse as ever.
Such is the astounding statement in a local history printed by John Crouse, in 1768.
A platform had been built in a field north of the Crouse residence and near the railroad.
Much to the surprise of the cadets, in the crowd of newcomers was Herman Crouse.
He said his name was Herman Crouse, and that he was a farmer working a small place some miles away.
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