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trudgen
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trudg·en also trudg·eon  (trjn)
n.
A swimming stroke in which a double overarm movement is combined with a scissors kick.

[After John Trudgen (1852-1902), British swimmer.]

trudgen [ˈtrʌdʒən]
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Swimming, Water Sports & Surfing) a type of swimming stroke that uses overarm action, as in the crawl, and a scissors kick
[named after John Trudgen, English swimmer, who introduced it]


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The partnership between CUNA Mutual and CO-OP is focused on helping our credit union customers overcome the time-consuming hassle of submitting card fraud claims," said Connie Trudgeon, vice president, operations for CO-OP.
Marina Shallish from Grand View, Williamstown, Rhon- dda, sent in a picture of herself with Lawrence and Margaret Trudgeon, Sylvia Jones, and Enid Hughes on holiday in Norway.
It was a little bit of the Wild West,'' Trudgeon said in pointing to the 450 ''hotels'' that operated in the town.
 
 
 
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