[ noun ] Russian writer who introduced realism to Russian literature (1809-1852) <noun.person>
Reached at the government relations firm of Gogol & Associates, where she is executive vice president, King said: "I will be pleased to serve wherever the president needs me."
Mr. Gogol cleans up table tops by sweeping their contents, half-eaten pizza and all, into a bureau drawer.
Pruning wouldn't hurt his often entertaining adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's 1842 novel about an archswindler who briefly brightens a dreary provincial town with his unusual business proposition.
By the end of the play, when Mr. Preen has recovered and it is Mr. Gogol who is ill, the mothering turns goyish, and borscht gives way to lime jello.