Oyama
[ aw-yah-mah ]
noun
I·wa·o [ee-wah-aw], /ˈi wɑˌɔ/, 1842–1916, Japanese field marshal.
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Oyama and Marino just celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary.
‘Marry Me’ Proves Ken Marino Is More Than Just an Asshole | Kevin Fallon | October 14, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTTo the west, standing straight up in the sky, as it seemed, loomed the pile of Oyama mountain.
Boy Scouts in the Philippines | G. Harvey RalphsonBut Ito created modern Japan, wrote its constitution and introduced those methods which made Oyama's successes possible.
The Young Man and the World | Albert J. BeveridgeOyama's victories were ripening in the brain of this modern Attila for ten long years.
The Young Man and the World | Albert J. BeveridgeOld Oyama cooled his brain during the battle of the Shaho by shooting pigeons sitting on Chinese chimneys.
Gallipoli Diary, Volume I | Ian Hamilton
I could imagine the forecastle filled with the desperate men who had beaten off the Oyama.
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