Look up: Babbitt

1. Babbitt
   Babbitt is a city in St Louis County Minnesota, USA.
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2. babbitt
   [v] - line with a Babbitt metal
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3. Babbitt
   A soft antifriction metal used to line bearings. Made of tin, antimony, lead, and copper.
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4. Babbitt
   Satirical novel 1922 by Sinclair Lewis about a Midwestern businessman obsessed with commerce, clubs, and material values. `Babbittry` came to mean a type of...
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5. Babbitt
   Bab"bitt transitive verb To line with Babbitt metal.
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6. babbitt
   verb line with a Babbitt metal
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7. Babbitt
   `Babbitt` (novel)` is a 1922 novel by Sinclair Lewis. It can also refer to: * A now rare epithet derived from the Sinclair Lewis book of the same name, loosely defined as an uncultured `square`, a typically middle-aged and middle-class businessman characterized by the timidity and ignorance of their philistinism.
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8. Babbitt
   • (v. t.) To line with Babbitt metal.
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9. Babbitt
   (from the article `Lewis, Sinclair`) In 1922 Lewis published Babbitt, a study of the complacent American whose individuality has been sucked out of him by Rotary clubs, business ideals, ... ...writer with real emotional intensity, Sinclair Lewis was best as a social critic. His onslaughts against the `village virus` (Main Stre...
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10. Babbitt
    a soft, white, non-ferrous alloy bearing material composed principally of copper, antimony, tin and lead.
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