Ernest English

Meaning Ernest meaning

What does Ernest mean?

Ernest properNoun

— A en given name; popular in the 19th century.

— given name

Synonyms Ernest synonyms

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Ernest English » English

earnestness

Examples Ernest examples

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Paula, I'll want you and Ernest for dinner next Friday.

I certainly hope Ernest is more excited about this wedding than you seem to be.

Ernest gets back from abroad this evening.

Poor Ernest.

Ernest is just the sort of young man I should marry.

Do you think I can go on with Ernest?

I'm going to tell Mother and Dad and Ernest.

It's about Ernest and me.

And you whimpering about Ernest.

I'm expected to listen to Ernest, business, and headaches. when I'm half out of my mind.

Ernest came back tonight.

Ernest DeGraff.

Ernest, while you've been away, there's something..

And this is Ernest!

And Whale thought of him for the role of Dr Pretorius in Bride of Frankenstein, but we know that Ernest Thesiger played that part.

Ernest? - Many customers tonight?

If he's gonna shave at our house, he's not gonna use my razor. Hush, Ernest. Somebody will hear you.

Ernest I'm so excited.

Ernest, there he is.

I'm Mrs. Ernest Stanley, and this is Mr. Stanley.

Ernest, he's coming any minute.

I'm Mrs. Ernest Stanley.

Ernest. Why? Boys, take Ernest down to the basement, will you please?

Now, Ernest, please listen to me.

And now- - Now, Ernest- Please.

But, Ernest- - Leave me alone.

Ernest didn't- - I did too.

What happened to Ernest?

Ernest. the door!

Ernest!

All right, Ernest.

Ernest.

Ernest what?

Look, I found it, thanks to Ernest.

Ernest, a minor part.

Ernest, do something useful. and give the old man a little spoon.

You'll play the role of. Ernest.

Make some room for Ernest.

Ernest's getting some fresh air.

Hurry, Ernest!

What about Ernest?

News and current affairs

Ernest Patrikis, a former Fed supervisor, points to the clear implication that in the US domestic banks will have a strong advantage over foreign banks.

NEW DELHI - Ernest Hemingway's collection of stories, Men without Women, examines tense gender relationships.