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• Betty Ford Clinic, the
  1. an hospital in the US where rich and famous people go for treatment to help them stop drinking too much alcohol or taking illegal drugs
• Edsel Bryant Ford (noun)
  1. 1893-1943 son of Henry Ford
• Ford Hermann Hueffer (noun)
  1. 1873-1939 english writer and editor
• Ford Madox Ford (noun)
  1. 1873-1939 english writer and editor
• Ford, Ford Maddox
  1. (1873-1939) a British writer of many poems, articles, and novels, including The Good Soldier and Parade's End, which relate his experiences as an army officer in France in World War I
• Ford, Gerald
  1. (1913-) a US politician in the REPUBLICAN PARTY who became President of the US in 1974 after Richard NIXON was forced to RESIGN (= leave his job) because of WATERGATE .
• Ford, Harrison
  1. (1942- ) a US actor who is famous for appearing in films about exciting adventures, such as STAR WARS (1977), and for appearing as the character Indiana JONES in a series of films such as Indiana JONES and the Temple of Doom
• Ford, Henry
  1. (1863-1947) a US businessman and engineer, who started making cars in 1896 and established the Ford Motor Company. He developed the idea of the ASSEMBLY LINE (= system in which each worker is responsible for one small part of the process of making something), and this made it possible to produce cars in large numbers.
• Ford, John
  1. (1895-1973) a US film DIRECTOR famous for his WESTERN s (= films about the American west in the 19th century) . His films include Stagecoach (1939), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), and The Searchers (1956).
• Francis Ford Coppola (noun)
  1. born in 1939 united States filmmaker
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