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Matty

or Mat·tie

[ mat-ee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

They are, we imagine, going somewhere (except for Matty, who seems destined for a career as a shirtless Abercrombie employee).

Manuel (Matty) Moroun, an 85-year-old self-made billionaire who owns the 83-year-old Ambassador Bridge, is Cynic-in-Chief.

Whether or not you find that argument convincing may depend heavily on whether you are receiving a check from Matty Maroun.

And they didn't switch Matty to first base after all and now everybody was beginning to realize that he was a great pitcher.

He tried to make his mind do him a picture of Matty bending back and then shooting over his fast one.

Matty—It iz very natral that you should ask me in what manner you should reseave the proposal from your lover.

The author of Emma would have treated Miss Matty and the rest much less lovingly, but she would have made them persons.

"It is well your coat's not new," said Matty, with a contemptuous look at Handy's weather-beaten vestment.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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