bloke
[bloʊk]
Definition:
1. A man.
2. A man who is (usually) old and/or eccentric.
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'bloke' example sentence:
- I wish I was a bloke sometimes. There are a few things I'd like to try out as a bloke.
- The bloke who said he was coming to see you.
- "There was contact, but not enough to make a 13st bloke fall on the floor," he said.
- What! A big bloke like you, beaten by his wife! Pull the other one; it's got bells on.
- '"guard, run and bring in the bloke'"
- Hope Pellegrini stays in the UK. Really like the bloke.
- The guy next to you in the bar is some bloke.
- Get a load of that old bloke with the funny hat!
- I enjoy them as much as any bloke.
- This bloke was breaking the unwritten rules for men.
- The Liverpool bloke was "thrilled by the draw and the prospect of playing the European Champions".
- These two blokes sent me over here, Mike and someone else.
- Would you like one on its own, or one with a little bloke on it?
- See that bloke there?
- He was a grand bloke.
- Causes of Die Bloke in Coal Column Machine and Measures for Improvement.
- She'd got off with some bloke at the party.
- Though I spends me time in the ashes and smoke, in this ole wide world there's no happier bloke.
- He's a nice bloke.
- What's this bloke doing? Bringing them in one at a time?
- I thought, maybe I could do that bloke a favour.
- But my God, this bloke makes me laugh.
- And that bloke Marx has got something to do with it.
- He is a really nice bloke.
- This is the time to say I found him to be a top bloke and really enjoyed his company.
- David is a top bloke.
- There was a lot of talking and grooming. A bloke has to look presentable when courting a bird!
- That old bloke wouldn't even look us in the eye.
- The days of blokes sitting on the sofa watching football with a can of lager in their hand are over, here comes a new breed of men known as alta-male.
- A bloke's back bike brake block broke 。
- You know, I thought you were a genuine bloke.
- Does anyone know the fat big ginger bloke is still working upon the bar here?
- There was some bloke on the phone waffling about an airline ticket.
- Least if she didn't want me, she would see her new bloke in graveyard first.
- Well, I mean, he's a pretty straightforward bloke and you.
- Listen to my right, I gave it the old bloke up the phone.
- He's a top bloke.
- He wasn't the kind of bloke to get into trouble.
- 'He's a bloke who goes to jail with millions and millions of pounds.
- Hutson is a small, chirpy bloke.
- Jugson - the only Death Eater in this chapter never mentioned before now. Nothing known of this bloke.
- You know, he seems like a decent bloke now.
- This is the bloke that called in to the television show.
- He seems like a decent bloke and I've got no axe to grind with him.
- A bloke's back bike brake block broke.
- He's a great bloke.
- He seemed like a nice bloke.