Barnaby

[ bahr-nuh-bee ]

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noun

“The life and work of Barnaby Jack are legendary and irreplaceable,” it said.

Barnaby Jack could kill a man by computer from 30 feet away, but he never would.

CEO Barnaby Montgomery said his business caters to millennials, or "millennial-minded customers."

He could make ATMs spit out cash on demand and kill a man with just a computer, but Barnaby Jack used his powers only for good.

Barnaby Rudge This novel, his fifth, had several false starts and passed through the hands of a number of publishers.

For there before her, in the flesh, stood the hero of the very book she dropped as she sprang up—Barnaby Rudge himself!

I saw Sir Barnaby Burtle, the obstetrician, standing by his scarlet front door, eagerly devouring the news.

Barnaby caught him by the arm, and nodded "Yes," pointing towards the city.

Presently she withdrew, and left him in his perplexity alone, and Barnaby came in.

Barnaby kissed his mother tenderly, and telling her their fortunes were made now, did as he was desired.

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