Synonyms for cornell
kɔrˈnɛlcor·nell

Princeton's WordNet

1. Cornell, Katherine Cornellnoun

   United States actress noted for her performances in Broadway plays (1893-1974)

2. Cornell, Ezra Cornellnoun

   United States businessman who unified the telegraph system in the United States and who in 1865 (with Andrew D. White) founded Cornell University (1807-1874)

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1. • Actress
   • Businessman
   • Philanthropist

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1. Vicky Cornell:

   I know that Chris Cornell loved our children and Chris Cornell would not hurt them by intentionally taking Chris Cornell own life.

2. Flavia Tsialas:

   Parents Weekend spoke of how happy he was at Cornell Interfraternity Council and all of his exciting future plans.

3. Peter Faiman:

   I don’t think there’s any plans from (producer) John Cornell or from Paul (Hogan) to make another one but who knows, somebody else might come along and do it, it’s a matter of striking a chord, and that movie came along at just the right time. It was shot in the right place and had a great character, and a great team of people putting it together in a really timely fashion.

4. Charles Whitehead:

   The optics are bad, but not everything that looks bad is criminal, cornell Law School's unclear whether trading based on the White House's private release of factual information, that was otherwise publicly obtainable, would constitute insider trading, even if White House was publicly contesting that information.

5. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo:

   As the first woman to lead Cornell University as its president, she lived that promise herself.