macfarlane

or Mac·far·lane, Mac·Far·lane

[ muhk-fahr-lin ]

noun

1. an overcoat with an attached cape and two slits in front near the waist.

Word History and Origins

Origin of macfarlane¹

Special use of surname MacFarlane

Example Sentences

Even among other Seth MacFarlane shows, Family Guy stands out for its violent misogyny.

From The Daily Beast

At this point in his career, MacFarlane was almost exclusively famous for his animated hits.

From The Daily Beast

Whether or not you find Seth MacFarlane funny is a matter of personal opinion—but why is no one publically asking this question?

From The Daily Beast

MacFarlane is actively making money off of his inflated sense of self.

From The Daily Beast

MacFarlane clearly did not make the same gambles Brooks did when he came out with Blazing Saddles.

From The Daily Beast

The chief buildings are the hydropathic and the Macfarlane museum of fine art and natural history.

From Project Gutenberg

At times they had a word or two in private, and Macfarlane was from first to last particularly kind and jovial.

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And with that Macfarlane took his departure and drove off up the wynd in his gig to get under cover before daylight.

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When they had got the body upstairs and laid it on the table, Macfarlane made at first as if he were going away.

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Any future difficulty seemed almost welcome if he could avoid a present quarrel with Macfarlane.

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