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Meanings of sharpie in English
A professional card player who makes a living by cheating at card games.
Catalan
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rayo Usage of sharpie in English
1
Foot by foot Frank found himself nearing the stern of the sharpie.
2
Suppose you tell us, in a whisper now, what brought you aboard that sharpie.
3
So they began preparations for breakfast, Frank keeping an eye on the sharpie meanwhile.
4
Conrad hauled the sharpie to the water's edge and lashed the sail-bag to the foredeck.
5
After a bit, I'm going to take the dinghy and paddle over to that sharpie.
6
The sharpie who'd paid off my twelve hundred was standing out front, having a smoke.
7
I liken it to doing a New York Times crossword with a sharpie: you are committed.
8
Deeply disappointing that NOAA's leadership has stooped to the level of bending to a sharpie edit.
9
The sharpie kept pushing on until close by.
10
She was a sharpie, no doubt about it.
11
Sure you know where to find that sharpie?
12
Then a shout came from the sharpie:
13
The corklike boat answered instantly to the demand, and backed away from the side of the anchored sharpie.
14
The common sharpie might be responsible for as much confusion and harm to American voting as any other technology.
15
The indictment reproduces long sections of a purported chat between Keys and an Anonymous member called "sharpie".
16
From the fact that these suggestive noises were partly muffled, he believed they came from inside the sharpie's cabin.
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