Horace English

Meaning Horace meaning

What does Horace mean?

Horace

— noun Roman lyric poet said to have influenced English poetry (65-8 BC)

Synonyms Horace synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Horace?

Horace English » English

Horatio

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How do I use Horace in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The name of Tom's wife is Mary and his son's is Horace.

Movie subtitles

Horace, dearest, lunch is ready.

Horace?

Wake up, Horace.

Horace!

Oh, my Horace.

My Horace is dead.

Did Horace have any enemies you know of?

The owners of the dogs nipping at Horace's heels for the championship would all have loved to see him out of the running.

Everyone knew that Horace was the odds-on favourite to win Best Dog In Show.

Horace Frizzel was my beautiful, beautiful boy.

Horace bested Pistachio in every category.

The poison that was used was strychnine, the same that was used on Horace.

They were all buried with Horace, along with his favourite toys.

Horace cannot be replaced.

I'm Major Horace Applegate.

Why, Horace, what are you doing?

Now, don't be rude, Horace.

Horace, do be quiet. I'll talk to you presently.

You know, Horace and I are going to Europe in August.

Hi, Horace Greeley.

Good night, Horace Greeley. Uh, huh?

I say Horace Miller.

Horace Miller.

Horace Miller?

For reasons I can't go into now, it has to be Horace Miller.

The honourable Horace Miller.

Horace Miller goes to the Senate.

I won't send Horace Miller.

Horace! Oh!