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darbies
[ dahr-beez ]
plural noun
- handcuffs; manacles.
darbies
/ 藞诲蓱藧产瑟锄 /
plural noun
- short for handcuffs See handcuff
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of darbies1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of darbies1
Example Sentences
And this is not just a question of Darbies and Joans, who were at it in their youths, having slowed down as the years have passed.
The disc also includes William Bolcom鈥檚 鈥淏illy in the Darbies鈥 and Copland鈥檚 鈥淭wo Pieces for String Quartet.鈥
He sang sweetly in quiet moments like "Billy in the Darbies," his haunting aria on the eve of execution, but much of the time one longed for a more powerful sound.
But when that we come to the whitt Our Darbies to behold, And for to take our penitency, And boose the water cold.
鈥淐urse the darbies鈥擨鈥斺 The sudden overturning of a stool, caused by a quick backward movement on the part of Mamma, drowns the rest of this muttered speech.
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