To-day's enough—more than enough for you, I'm afraid, when you've had a large contingent of the Whitney people to luncheon.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady|Lucas Malet
Whitney found the workings of his companion's mind more interesting than the particulars about his relatives.
Johnstone of the Border|Harold Bindloss
"We'll take no chances," Whitney answered; and ran to the scuttle.
Johnstone of the Border|Harold Bindloss
"I agree with you," Whitney said; and they planned to ship the damaged machine to Hawick and to walk back across the hills.
Johnstone of the Border|Harold Bindloss
Mrs. Whitney didn't stop to express any surprise, but her face looked relieved that he had heard the news.
Ben Pepper|Margaret Sidney
British Dictionary definitions for Whitney (1 of 2)
Whitney1
/ (ˈwɪtnɪ) /
noun
Mount Whitneya mountain in E California: the highest peak in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and in continental US (excluding Alaska). Height: 4418 m (14 495 ft)
British Dictionary definitions for Whitney (2 of 2)
Whitney2
/ (ˈwɪtnɪ) /
noun
Eli. 1765–1825, US inventor of a mechanical cotton gin (1793) and pioneer manufacturer of interchangeable parts
William Dwight. 1827–94, US philologist, noted esp for his Sanskrit Grammar (1879)