Word: cluding
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...date, the alert neophyte can learn a little about his environment--if he is skilled at assembling jig-saw puzzles. If he has time for the more thoughtful courses in history, literature, and the fine arts, he will not clude Sam Adams, nor West nor Bullfinch, nor the Mathers, nor Holmes, Thoreau and Emerson. If he leans toward economics, he will learn something about how New England makes its living. He may even get some visual education, as from the field trips which Professor Black promotes to the farms and forests of the region...
...practice of serving food between meals to workers has given good results and is recommended." Snacks should in-clude milk or tomato juice, whole-wheat or enriched bread...
...which had started somewhere on the plains of Poland, had engulfed half the world in a hurricane of destruction and which was even now spoiling the sun along Mt. Auburn Street. Vag knew there was no use trying to escape; this was not the kind of wind one could clude by retreating' to the books and pipes of one's study. And Vag, the competent and worldly, suddenly felt very incompetent and unworldly--even rather helpless and just a little bit afraid...