Balla

[ bahl-lah ]

noun
  1. Gia·co·mo [jah-kaw-maw], /ˈdʒɑ kɔ mɔ/, 1871?–1958, Italian painter.

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How to use Balla in a sentence

  • Geeri Balla, taking her own pearl necklace from off her neck, compares the one with the other.

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  • Old Balla was quite accustomed to their games and fun—their "pranks," as he called them.

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  • "That's the very place I was gwine name," said Balla, with flattering approval.

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  • "Hi, Mistis——" began Balla, with an air of reproach; but she cut him short and kept on.

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  • The boys were half inclined to cry; Balla's look, however, set them to laughing.

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