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Meanings of mae west in English

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mae west

United States film actress (1892-1980)

        mae west
        Catalan
        armilla salvavides
        Spanish
        chaleco salvavidas

        An inflatable life jacket.

              armilla salvavides
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              Usage of mae west in English
              1
              A mae west floating in the seepage.
              The road
              2
              Can I be so brash as to quote Mae West for Dr Paisley?
              The Irish Times
              3
              She also designed dresses for legendary figures like Marlene Dietrich and Mae West.
              Ebony
              4
              Only Mae West seems to have had a radically different notion of aging sexuality.
              The new yorker
              5
              Keep a diary, Mae West once advised, and one day it will keep you.
              The Irish Times
              6
              I wondered if she knew she was paraphrasing Mae West.
              Red Planet Blues
              7
              Mae West, at almost forty, became the biggest star of 1933, and a national fixation.
              The new yorker
              8
              Who was she supposed to be, Mae West?
              The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery
              9
              The New Yorker, November 10, 1928 P. 26 PROFILE of Mae West.
              The new yorker
              10
              He said that he had Mae West on one leg and started to peel his trousers off.
              The new yorker
              11
              LU: Mae West's quote I love.
              Feminist dot com
              12
              Next goes on the Mae West, the orange rubber life preserver, which can be inflated in a moment.
              Once there was a war
              13
              It's like upside-down Mae West: bad girls lose promotions, she seems to say, while good girls go everywhere.
              The Guardian
              14
              Mae West the Second.
              Further adventures
              15
              This was first published in 1959, when Mae West still had 20 odd years to live.
              The Irish Times
              16
              That infamous Mae West invitation may sound somewhat apocryphal now, but there once was a Galway man who did just that.
              The Irish Times
              Translations for mae west
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