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Cavendish

The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. | 2008 | Copyright

Cavendish , pseud. of Henry Jones, 1831-99, English card game expert. Jones studied medicine, practiced in London, and retired in 1868. He became a leading authority on card games and was the first person to formulate a system of playing whist . He was the author of Principles of Whist: Stated and Explained by Cavendish (1862) and later wrote books on piquet, écarté, billiards, lawn tennis, and croquet.

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Cavendish

A Dictionary of British Place-Names | 2003 | | Copyright

Cavendish Suffolk. Kauanadisc 1086 (DB). ‘Enclosure or enclosed park of a man called *Cāfna’. OE pers. name + edisc.

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Cavendish

Oxford Dictionary of Rhymes | 2007 | Copyright

Cavendish •bish, dish, fish, Frisch, Gish, knish, pish, squish, swish, wish •clayish, greyish (US grayish) •puppyish • babyish •dandyish, sandyish •toadyish • fogeyish • monkeyish •sissyish • Gypsyish • prettyish •heavyish • dryish •lowish, slowish •sallowish • yellowish • narrowish •boyish • tomboyish •bluish, Jewish, newish, shrewish •Pollyannaish • prima donna-ish •nebbish •slobbish, snobbish, yobbish •rubbish • furbish •baddish, caddish, faddish, kaddish, laddish, radish, saddish •blandish, brandish, outlandish, Standish •Cavendish • Netherlandish •horseradish • hardish • reddish •Wendish • old-maidish • Swedish •fiendish • Yiddish • widish •childish, mildish, wildish •cloddish, oddish •baldish • roundish •modish, toadish •coldish, oldish •prudish • goodish • Kurdish

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