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US
/ˈmaʊɫdən/
]
NOUN
- United States cartoonist noted for his drawings of soldiers in battle (1921-2003)
How To Use Mauldin In A Sentence
- Mauldin's style is inseparable from his material; I have a hard time imagining that a shaky, unshaded drawing of two blobs in a foxhole would have the same impact of Mauldin's expressive character studies.
- Mauldin was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1945, and the United Features Syndicate distributed his cartoons to hundreds of newspapers.
- Mauldin's Willie and Joe, infantrymen who survived on a diet of ironic humor, were dirty and unshaven, slogging through mud and snow and sleeping in foxholes filled with water.
- Deciding that cleaning toilets in the latrine and tables in the mess wasn't for him, Mauldin transferred to the infantry.