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Meanings of blackbeard in anglès
An English pirate who operated in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America (died in 1718)
Usage of blackbeard in anglès
1
So had I seen the stalwart blackbeard, Gervais.
2
It was too much for Long Jim's last mate, the youthful blackbeard who had pluckily descended the shaft after the accident.
3
He went away with Blackbeard, and we were in search of him.
4
To sail with Blackbeard is to leave a pledge with the hangman.
5
There was not much intercourse between Blackbeard and Bonnet at Topsail Inlet.
6
One morning Captain Blackbeard finds that his stock of medicine is low.
7
From forecastle to quarter-deck, from bowsprit to taffrail, Blackbeard scrutinized the Revenge.
8
Blackbeard considered this proposition for a scant second, and shook his head.
9
Becoming tired of an inactive life, Blackbeard afterward resumed his piratical career.
10
Instantly it was flaming and bubbling, and Davies took it to Blackbeard.
11
It was a man-of-war, not a merchantman, that had run Blackbeard down.
12
Not he, not James Hook, the man who had been Blackbeard's bosun.
13
We have no evidence that Blackbeard ever murdered anyone or ever tortured anyone.
14
Blackbeard again jumped up in the air and clapped his heels.
15
Blackbeard at that time had a fleet of four vessels, with 60 cannons.
16
Hanged in Virginia in 1718 with the rest of Blackbeard's crew.
Frequent collocations
Blackbeard through the time