Usually means: Author of famous children's books.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Blyton)

▸ noun:  A village and civil parish in West Lindsey district, Lincolnshire, England (OS grid ref SK8594).
▸ noun:  A habitational surname.

Similar:
Blyth, Laughton, Blythburgh, Wharton, Legbourne, Bilsby, Brocklesby, Burton, Old Bolingbroke, Little Bytham, more...

Opposite:
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Types:
Famous Five, Secret Seven, Naughtiest Girl, more...

Phrases:
Enid Blyton, blyton enid, Enid Blyton bibliography, Carey Blyton, more...

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Similar:
Blyth, Laughton, Blythburgh, Wharton, Legbourne, Bilsby, Brocklesby, Burton, Old Bolingbroke, Little Bytham, more...

Opposite:
unclear

Types:
Famous Five, Secret Seven, Naughtiest Girl, more...

Phrases:
Enid Blyton, blyton enid, Enid Blyton bibliography, Carey Blyton, more...



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