bawcock Synonyms
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bawcock Meaning
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bawcock (n.)
A fine fellow; -- a term of endearment.
bawcock Sentence Examples
- The bawcock knight charged into battle with unwavering valor.
- The queen bestowed the title of "bawcock" upon her loyal and valiant servant.
- The bawcock maiden defended her honor with fierce determination.
- The bawcock minstrel's lute played enchanting melodies that filled the room with joy.
- The bawcock jester's wit and humor brought laughter to the king's court.
- The bawcock professor shared his vast knowledge with eager students, inspiring them to greatness.
- The bawcock adventurer embarked on perilous quests, seeking danger and glory.
- The bawcock maiden's beauty was legendary, turning heads wherever she went.
- The bawcock soldier fought valiantly, earning the respect of his comrades.
- The bawcock boy's innocence and charm made him beloved by all who knew him.
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A fine fellow; -- a term of endearment.
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The bawcock knight charged into battle with unwavering valor.
The queen bestowed the title of "bawcock" upon her loyal and valiant servant.
The bawcock maiden defended her honor with fierce determination.
The bawcock minstrel's lute played enchanting melodies that filled the room with joy.
