telly
Origin of telly
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How to use telly in a sentence
McShera, who plays Daisy, later confides in me in New York that she calls Nicol her “telly mummy.”
‘Downton Abbey’: My Tea With Mrs. Patmore, Lesley Nicol | Jace Lacob | December 21, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTObama held up his hand like he was pointing a remote control at the telly.
Fatherly Obama’s Charm Turns Patronizing on Visit to ‘The View’ | Michelle Cottle | May 16, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTWhen they are in Anglesey, they stay in and watch telly at night.
Princess Catherine (née Kate Middleton) Turns 30 With Grace | Tom Sykes | January 9, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTObviously, former pols with less to lose are going to be freer to mix it up on the telly.
So if they said, you know, I want to be on the telly, I would say, 'Oh boys mummy did that.'
"I will gladly show you what I have done," replied telly simply, and there the conversation ended.
Uncle Terry | Charles Clark MunnAlbert and telly arose with the rest, and the girl at the organ began to chase the slow tune up and down the keys.
Uncle Terry | Charles Clark MunnThen turning to telly he added: "I can then feel easy in my mind, and shall enjoy looking over your paintings."
Uncle Terry | Charles Clark MunnIt was an awkward position for telly, and one that she had never before been called upon to fill.
Uncle Terry | Charles Clark Munntelly sat on the boat's cushions in a shady nook and watched Albert finish his sketch and then listened to his talk.
Uncle Terry | Charles Clark Munn
British Dictionary definitions for telly
/ (ˈtɛlɪ) /
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