Miller

A miller is a person who owns or operates a mill in which grain is crushed and ground to make flour.

Miller is the name of some places in the United States of America including

• Miller, Missouri
• Miller, Nebraska
• Miller, South Dakota

People whose surname is or was Miller include

• Alice Miller – Polish-Swiss psychologist
• Arthur Miller – American playwright
• Buddy Miller – American country singer
• Coco and Kelly Miller – basketball players
• Dayton C. Miller – American physicist, flutist and collector
• Dorothy Miller ("Miss Miller") (The Tonight Show)
• Frank Miller – American writer and artist (comic books)
• George Miller – Australian film director
• George A. Miller[?] – psychologist, Princeton
• Glenn Miller – big band leader
• Henry Miller – American author (Tropic of Cancer)
• Hugh Miller[?] – 19th century Scottish geologist and man of letters
• Joaquin Miller – 19th century American poet
• Joe Miller[?] – early 18th century British actor and collector of witticisms
• John Miller – builder of roller coasters
• Jonny Lee Miller – British actor
• Julie Miller – American country singer
• Lee Miller – American photographer
• Leszek Miller – Prime Minister of Poland
• Linda Lael Miller[?] - author of western historical romances
• Marcus Miller – jazz musician
• Merton Miller[?] – American economist, collaborator of Franco Modigliani (Modigliani-Miller theorem[?])
• Mrs. Miller (Elva Ruby Connes) - American singer
• Nicole Miller – 9/11 victim
• Ralph Miller[?] – American engineer (Miller cycle)
• Robyn[?] and Rand Miller[?] – computer game creators (Myst)
• Roger Miller[?] - American singer
• Samuel Freeman Miller[?] – 19th century American jurist
• Stanley L. Miller[?] – American scientist, collaborator of Harold C. Urey[?] (Urey-Miller experiment)
• Steve Miller[?] – blues and rock'n'roll guitarist (Steve Miller Band)
• Walter M. Miller, Jr. – American science fiction author (A Canticle for Leibowitz)
• William Miller[?] – American religious leader (Millerites)

• "The Miller's Tale[?]" is one of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
• Daisy Miller[?] is a short novel (1878) by Henry James.
• McCabe & Mrs. Miller is a 1971 anti-Western movie.
• Barney Miller[?] was an American television series (1975 – 1982).
• Miller's Crossing is a 1990 movie about gang war and corruption.

• The Miller test was developed, and is used, by the United States Supreme Court.
• In telecommunication, Miller encoding is the same as delay encoding.
• Miller's knot is a binding knot.
• Finally, Miller Brewing is a large American beermaker based in Milwaukee.