franklin
/ˈfræŋklɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a type of high-quality printing paper, typically with a finish that is smooth and even.
“The artist chose to print her artwork on fine franklin paper for the exhibition.”
2. noun
a person who is honest and straightforward in their dealings or behavior.
“As a franklin businessman, he was known for his integrity and trustworthiness.”
3. proper noun
a surname, especially one that is derived from the English surname Franklin, which is of Norman origin.
“The famous American statesman Benjamin Franklin was born with the surname Franklin.”
4. noun
a type of electric meter used to measure the amount of electricity used by a household or business.
“The home’s franklin meter was installed to track and reduce the family’s energy consumption.”
5. noun
a type of electric motor used in industrial applications.
“The factory’s production line relied on a powerful franklin motor to operate the machinery.”