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What does Townsend mean?

Townsend

— noun United States social reformer who proposed an old-age pension sponsored by the federal government; his plan was a precursor to Social Security (1867-1960)

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Francis Everett Townsend

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This bracelet is a present from Nick Townsend. You've heard of him.

Sorry this happened, Mr. Townsend.

This is my good friend, Mr. Nick Townsend. Miss Jones.

Mr. Townsend.

You're quite at home here, aren't you, Mr. Townsend?

You embarrass me, Mr. Townsend.

How am I to believe that, Mr. Townsend?

This is Mr. Townsend, Johnny.

Hello, Mr. Townsend.

Nick Townsend.

But you ask a guy named Nick Townsend-- -Shut up, if you know what's good for you.

Hello, Townsend, how's the market?

My name's Townsend. -Who?

This bracelet is a present from Nick Townsend.

This is my good friend, Mr. Nick Townsend.

Townsend.

What is it you want? -My name's Townsend.

Do you mind going now, Mr. Townsend? I'm very tired.

My name's Townsend.

Surely, Mr. Townsend, you can afford to be more liberal.