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Meanings of shylock in English

Portuguese
agiota
Catalan
usurer
Spanish
prestamista

Someone who lends money at excessive rates of interest.

agiota
Usage of shylock in English
1
Megan had given her the shylock two years ago as a contingency.
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2
A dented cab fender had more intelligence than this shylock imbecile fuck.
Spitting off tall buildings
3
Badly bruised, she still slept with the shylock at night.
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4
Her eyes were well, but she still wore the shylock.
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5
They will save her badly bruised eyes; she has left the shylock in her room.
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6
She wanted to remove the shylock, to see with her real eyes that she was alone.
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7
She kept the shylock close at hand.
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8
He was now the garage shylock.
Spitting off tall buildings
9
In reality the old Shylock's heart was leaping gayly in his breast.
The Sky Line of Spruce
10
But, Shylock, impenetrable to the cries of mercy, says to the judge:
Shakspere, Personal Recollections
11
Shakespeare could not bring himself to make the persecuted Shylock a hero.
The Rational Optimist
12
If Portia is the beauty of this play, Shylock is its strength.
Shakespeare: His Life, Art, And Characters, Volume I. / With An ...
13
The link between Portia and Shylock has been emphasized in many productions.
The merchant of venice
14
From a blind man came the most illuminating criticism of his Shylock.
The Story of My Life: Recollections and Reflections
15
Would Shakespeare ever have had Shylock demand half a kilogram of flesh?
The new yorker
16
In his 50s he returned to star as Willy Loman and Shylock.
The Guardian
Frequent collocations
Translations for shylock
Portuguese
agiota
Catalan
usurer
Shylock through the time