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Meanings of billy in English
A short heavy club with a rounded head used as a weapon.
Usage of billy in English
1
They are like billy-goats on a young plantation; they do mischief everywhere.
2
I bet it was on account of that billy and the ewes.
3
The old billy believes that the best defense is a vigorous offense.
4
Moral suasion tends to supersede the birch stick and the policeman's billy.
5
Twice Born Men by Sweet Billy Pilgrim: Best tunes of the year.
6
Billy sank his voice, as one who discusses great secrets of State.
7
Pressing the point, Billy said, But you still haven't told me why?
8
You and Billy get your crime scene kits and work this scene.
9
Billy Ederle will soon be movin' on up, and good for him.
10
Billy Twelvetrees added a penalty to give his side a four-point lead.
11
Billy, frequently calls his father at work, which makes Greta feel guilty.
12
In fact, Billy Ray and I are starting new jobs on Monday.
13
Billy Tang, who was at home the time, said he was livid.
14
Billy Bragg visited New Zealand for the seventh time in October 2012.
15
My hall's team, the Billy Goats, has done fairly well this year.
16
Billy took the bow and pulled; I took the stern and pushed.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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