Garfunkel

[gahr-fuhng-kuh l] /ˈgɑr fʌŋ kəl/

noun

Arthur ("Art") born 1942, U.S. singer.

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"Me late," she said, but Garfunkel forgot all about his lost breakfast hour when he beheld the plum-color Empire.

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Anna lifted both her arms the better to display the gown's perfection, and Garfunkel examined it with the eye of an expert.

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"Yes, I have," said Garfunkel, his eye still glued to Lina's bulging figure.

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