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Meanings of street arab in English
Synonyms
Examples for "throwaway"
Examples for "throwaway"
1
Multiple accounts and throwaway emails: We don't allow multiple accounts per user.
2
We often use throwaway questions to ascertain the veracity of our witness.
3
Kevin Hart and Alan Arkin deliver some fine one-liners with throwaway aplomb.
4
It's just a bratty throwaway comment, typical Milo, but it hurts me.
5
Silo was, undoubtedly, scheduled to become a throwaway in some underhanded scheme.
1
So little stands between a gamin and all the dignities of Nature.
2
He stood for a moment eyeing the gamin, who pretended to snivel.
3
The gamin is born a tiler as he is born a mariner.
4
The English sparrow is a street gamin, our bird a timid rustic.
5
Gavroche felt his gamin's heart moved with compassion for the old man.
Usage of street arab in English
1
The dandy struts along the pavement, while the street arab plays in the gutter.
2
You are behaving like a street arab.'
3
They talked excitedly in whispers and the boy who had just entered gave the street arab some money.
4
And the shrewd young street arab arose to his feet, touched his cap with his forefinger, and said:
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He's a street arab at heart!
6
I remember the sally of an indignant Parisian street arab, who called after me: "Hey, boy, why so high and mighty?"
7
It was the street Arab who had robbed Richard in Park Row!
8
The gamin-thestreet Arab-of Paris is the dwarf of the giant.
9
If Adamastor were to appear to him, the street Arab would say: Hi there!
10
Had it not been for Mr. Griffin you might have been an ordinary street Arab.
11
Ragged street arabs and rough sailor-lads crowded about him.
12
A foolish west-end life has immeasurably more discomfort in it than that of a street Arab.
13
The street Arab impudence was not quite killed in her by the strange influence of this man.
14
He gave a shrill whistle, on which a street Arab led across a four-wheeler and opened the door.
15
'I don't want every street Arab in London to recognise me.'
16
I took up my position before the shop window, alongside some shivering street arabs [Footnote: Street Arabs.