Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary - smith

 I. biographical name Adam 1723-1790 Scottish economist  II. biographical name Alfred Emanuel 1873-1944 American politician  III. biographical name Bessie 1894(or 1898)-1937 American blues singer  IV. biographical name David 1906-1965 American sculptor  V. biographical name Edmund Kirby — see Kirby-~  VI. biographical name Hamilton Othanel 1931- American microbiologist  VII. biographical name John circa 1580-1631 English explorer & colonist  VIII. biographical name Joseph 1805-1844 American founder of Mormon Church  IX. biographical name Michael 1932-2000 Canadian (British-born) biochemist  X. biographical name Stevie 1902-1971 originally Florence Margaret ~ British poet  XI. biographical name Sydney 1771-1845 English essayist  XII. biographical name Vernon Lomax 1927- American economist  XIII. biographical name Walter Bedell 1895-1961 American general & diplomat  XIV. biographical name William 1769-1839 English geologist SMITH  noun  Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German smid ~ and probably to Greek smile wood-carving knife  Date: before 12th century  1. a worker in metals ; black~  2. maker — often used in combination gun~ tune~