Freddie

or Fred·dy

[ fred-ee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Children like Freddie dodged bombs, running past decimated buildings and dead bodies, as they carried messages in aid of their country.

It’s on one of his runs that Freddie spots two men fighting to the death.

Fearing for his life, Freddie recalls he once delivered a message to private detective Maisie Dobbs and he seeks her help.

The day after Kushner Companies submitted its application, documents show, Freddie locked the rate for all 16 mortgages.

The rates on 10-year Treasury bonds had dropped, a circumstance that typically fuels borrowing and the securitized lending that Freddie provides.

According to Wynd, “Freddie Mercury once said he wanted to lead a Victorian life surrounded by exquisite clutter.”

In exchange for the cash, Fannie and Freddie issued preferred stock to Treasury that was supposed to pay 10 percent dividend.

As with AIG, the government essentially bailed out the financial system by bailing out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

It centers on Kanan Jarrus (voiced by Freddie Prinze Jr.), a wisecracking AWOL Jedi and leader of the Ghost crew.

“I bet half the kids in this park know the name Freddie Silverman,” Albert says.

For it seemed to him that Freddie would never return from the meadow.

And he wondered whether it might be a relation of Freddie Firefly.

Freddie said so, when he left; there was no reason to stay at Art's any more when most other bars would have the Roller Derby.

So Freddie, all excitement, rushed upstairs and into his mother's room, shouting as we have read.

Freddie listened, very much interested, sometimes helping to make out the letters while his mother read this remarkable letter.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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