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Meanings of insolent fellow in English
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Usage of insolent fellow in English
1
With this he seized the insolent fellow and made short work of him.
2
No, but I have always known him for an insolent fellow.
3
And the rough and insolent fellow-prisoners with whom he was brought in contact!
4
Old man, you must have been a very insolent fellow in your youth!
5
It is that insolent fellow who stared at me last evening in the street.
6
I do not want to hear anything about the insolent fellow, said Hadrian angrily.
7
Yonder insolent fellow should learn, to his hurt, that he had made a blunder.
8
He had revenged himself; he had meted out justice to that insolent fellow, his rival.
9
That Douglas, too, insolent fellow, shall pay for it.
10
After Baldwin departed the second time Frank regretted that he had not booted the insolent fellow.
11
He could not allow this insolent fellow to spoil an ice for a guest of his.
12
I quickly picked myself up, and rather vexed I began a regular fight with the insolent fellow.
13
If this insolent fellow is more to you than I am, I'll leave this place of ingratitude.
14
The Counsellor hesitated, not knowing whether to argue with this insolent fellow or crush him with his scorn.
15
Floyd Grandon is sorely tempted to knock down this handsome, insolent fellow, even if he is a brother.
16
What an insolent fellow Nelson is!
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Insolent fellow across language varieties
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