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Definition of a male given name, from the medieval vernacular form of barnabas in English English dictionary
- Barnaby
But instead of pressing the button that would have taped the play she pressed the button that activated the built-in microphone and recorded a hundred and twenty minutes of hers and Barnaby's home life, which aurally consisted of 'Want a cup of tea?' 'No thanks.'.
a male given name, from the medieval vernacular form of barnabas
Hyphenation
a male giv·en name, from the me·di·e·val ver·na·cu·lar form of Bar·na·basPronunciation
Resimler
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