WILDER

WILDER


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Word: wilder
Word origin: early 17th century: origin uncertain; perhaps based on wilderness.
Phonetic: ˈwɪldə
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cause to lose one's way; lead or drive astray. Example: unknowne Lands, where we have wildered ourselves


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Our Town playwright
Our Town playwright Thornton
The Apartment director
Director
Famed film director-script writer
Gene of Stir Crazy
He wrote The Ides of March.
He wrote Our Town.
American playwright
Contemporary playwright.
Broadway name.
Thornton
Founder of Grover's Corners
He wrote The Merchant of Yonkers
He wrote The Skin of Our Teeth
Director, writer and actor in The Woman in Red, 1984
Thornton ___, Our Town playwright
Billy —, US film director and screenwriter
Playwright's right to be a playwright
See 23
Director is not so domesticated
Oscar ceremony's third Oscar recipient
Not as tame
Less domesticated, runs after writer
Hollywood director left bigger screens




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