hutton
/ˈhʌtən/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of radioactivity, equivalent to 10^12 disintegrations per second.
“The scientist measured the hutton of the radioactive sample to determine its decay rate.”
2. noun
A surname, often referring to a person, especially a British peer, of this name.
“The Hutton family has been prominent in British politics for centuries.”
3. noun
Hutton, a lunar impact crater on the Moon.
“The astronauts visited the Hutton crater during their lunar mission.”
4. proper noun
Hutton, a small town in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
“The town of Hutton is known for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities.”