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Meanings of mister in anglès
Usage of mister in anglès
1
You ought to be taken out and dumped in the snow, mister.
2
I throwed that away, mister, right over here in the woods somewhere.
3
It looked too nice to throw away, so I cabbaged it, mister.
4
Listen, mister, I gotta run. A click, and the line went silent.
5
Are you okay, mister? He brushed off the back of Sleep's jacket.
6
You no mister Hoover the new minister I was telling you about?
7
He up and says: 'I wouldn't bank too much on that, mister.
8
Split me, mister, if she ain't worth sailing home as a show-box.
9
You get to your bunk, mister, and stooard'll bring you something hot.'
10
I had a presentiment you weren't plain mister, so I'm not surprised.
11
See hyar, mister, I ain't no coyote come in to pitch yarns.
12
I ain't a ham, mister, an' I never done you any harm.
13
He'll tell you that same, mister, if so be he's alive yet.
14
Unless one was lookin' for trouble, this ain't no treasure island, mister.
15
If I didn't dare things, mister, I wouldn't be in your service.
16
Then she shouted importantly to the 'bus-driver: I got your number, mister!
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Mister through the time
Mister across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common