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Meanings of tuxedo front in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "dicky"
Examples for "dicky"
1
Things have been pretty dicky out in South Africa lately, you know.
2
He is black, with a white dicky and beautiful white paws.
3
His dicky leg was aching like a bastard; another bad sign.
4
That was why suspicion grew the more in the mind of Dicky.
5
Dicky heard a soft footstep in the companionway, then before the door.
1
Dickie offers good food at a price recession-hit Hong Kongers can afford.
2
No one is making decisions and no one is investing, Dickie said.
3
Dickie and me, we go way back. Stan turned to his colleague.
4
His views, however, did not trouble Dickie Deer Mouse in the least.
5
Follow us. He gave the command and Dickie flicked the engine on.
1
Three outside places were vacant; one behind the coachman; two on the dickey.
2
One of them seated in the dickey looked down at me.
3
They come running like dickey birds looking for bugs on a hippo's back.
4
It was a landaulet, with a servant mounted on the dickey.
5
Shure, the man who put that sthory on the dickey-back knew his business.
1
His teeth were very large, quite even, and whiter than his shirtfront.
2
Spindle, who had started drinking already, spluttered his mouthful down his shirtfront.
3
His bosun charged up to him and was grabbed by the shirtfront.
4
He pulled the aged scapular from his shirtfront and looked at it.
5
As he was speaking, Sir Percival spilt brandy on his shirtfront.