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Meanings of greybeard in English
A stoneware drinking jug with a long neck; decorated with a caricature of Cardinal Bellarmine (17th century)
Usage of greybeard in English
1
The greybeard moved uneasily in his seat; then he opened up new country.
2
The greybeard laughed loudly with the others, and tossed the lad a copper.
3
The greybeard uttered a loud cry and covered his face with his hands.
4
But she was beginning to believe the old greybeard to be a bear.
5
An old greybeard palmer had broken down that afternoon and died.
6
If that person calls it The Regal then they are a distinguished greybeard.
7
You can afford to make such a confession as that to a greybeard.
8
Moved with compassion, he dismounted, to try to do something for the greybeard.
9
Ser Rufus was a short, stout greybeard whose left leg ended in a stump.
10
Aye, to slay them all from the greybeard down to the suckling at the breast.
11
Jungle Edge and Viridine have clashed three times with the greybeard wet-track specialist winning twice.
12
He is the game's greybeard yet runs like a rookie prop trying to make his mark.
13
And, mind you, old greybeard, do it quickly!
14
Then the greybeard opened his mouth, and said: 'The kettle is boiling; we are expected at home.'
15
The greybeard answered: "The men have struck work to-day."
16
Halil listened with the utmost composure till greybeard Vuodi had delivered his discourse concerning the joys of Paradise.
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