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Meanings of spoilt boy in English
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Usage of spoilt boy in English
1
Tim Casey's Mordred achieves an excellent balance of malevolence and spoilt boy petulance.
2
Like a spoilt boy rather than a rogue he began to plead, nevertheless.
3
Nearly old enough to be married, spoilt boy, and here he is blubbering!
4
But then this spoilt boy was only spoiled and weak.
5
Jimmy's a spoilt boy, and-and-it 'sthewomenwho have to show all of us-eh
6
He is not a spoilt boy; he is quiet.
7
Feodor was but fifteen years of age, a thoroughly spoilt boy, proud, domineering, selfish and cruel.
8
A spoilt boy, a mother's darling, unthrashed, unled.
9
Merkut had her own reasons for proving faithless to her spoilt boy, whom on most occasions she favoured.
10
He was a spoilt boy.
11
She would not answer Pierre, but cuffed him about in a manner to which the spoilt boy was quite unaccustomed.
12
She lived as if she idolized the spoilt boy, but the blindness which makes idolatry joyful was denied to her.
13
He was a spoilt boy and a bully, and I would die rather than go down on my knees to him.
14
Piero de' Riari was created a Cardinal when a spoilt boy, and became, as a man, infamous for his debauchery and villainy.
15
Spoilt boy was writ large all over his person.
16
"In plain English, a spoilt boy-asyou once told me-wrappedup in myself."
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Spoilt boy across language varieties
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