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Meanings of harlequin in English
English rugby union football club.
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Examples for "harlequins"
Examples for "harlequins"
1
Here are all our harlequins and columbines of the spoken and written drama.
2
A butterfly or flesh-coloured nose is not objected to in harlequins.
3
The harlequins had made their nest there, beneath a birch bush.
4
Red harlequins gleamed like blood drawings in the moonlight.
5
Clowns in white, with big noses, and harlequins in their motley, with flat black masks, abounded.
1
It was the first time quins had ever been born in New Zealand.
2
When the Lawson quins were born 50 years ago, the family became instant celebrities.
3
It was quins last time, if you remember.
4
This episode concentrates on the Lawson quins.
5
He made it into the Guinness Book of Records, for implanting and delivering the world's first third-generation IVF quins.
1
The Stoop is the home of Harlequins Rugby Club and has been for over 50 years.
2
Start off your little ones' love for rugby in the best way by getting involved in the Harlequins rugby club community.
3
His opposite number, St Brigid's coach Conor McSherry, is looking forward to the encounter which will take place at Belfast Harlequins rugby ground.
4
A strong-jawed former Harlequins rugby player with a plummy voice, at first appearance Kershaw seemed the very model of a postwar Tory MP.
5
Harlequins rugby director Dick Best said: There are a lot of games next season - possibly up to 40 and we need the cover.
1
The Stoop is the home of Harlequins Rugby Club and has been for over 50 years.
2
Start off your little ones' love for rugby in the best way by getting involved in the Harlequins rugby club community.
Usage of harlequin in English
1
The policeman came to pieces when clown and harlequin pulled at him.
2
I can be harlequin, that only wants long legs and jumping about.
3
There was also a very good harlequin, and as good a scaramouch.
4
The harlequin on the bank turned his little pug-nose up to me.
5
The Norwegians threw caution to the wind, with garish red-blue-white harlequin trousers.
6
It bore the picture of a fool in harlequin and a cat.
7
She no longer wore the weird, harlequin glasses she'd had six years ago.
8
The harlequin gecko is a small colourful gecko measuring up to 150mm long.
9
This is the 'harlequin-duck;' or, as the early colonists term it, the 'lord.'
10
He seemed to be on the best of terms with some well-disposed harlequin.
11
We will frankly own that we have been much troubled with the harlequin.
12
It was a sort of harlequin people, all composed of rags.
13
The whole courtyard was filled with wild, harlequin figures and sharp, glittering blades.
14
Who would think such a funny harlequin lived in the Land of Oz?
15
In the 1970s it was the beef patty-flogging harlequin, Ronald McDonald.
16
Martina Dempsey, Wexford It is not the invasive alien harlequin ladybird.
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