Lucas English

Meaning Lucas meaning

What does Lucas mean?

Definitions in simple English

Lucas Proper noun

— Lucas is a male given name.

Lucas

— noun United States screenwriter and filmmaker (born in 1944)

Synonyms Lucas synonyms

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Lucas English » English

Luke

George Lucas

zambi

yesco

yesca

yerba

yen pop

yellow submarine

yeh

white-haired lady

wheat

weed tea

wacky weed

viper's weed

vipe

torch

thumb

thirteen

tex-mex

takkouri

taima

sweet Lucy

supergrass

sugar weed

stink weed

stems

stack

splim

snop

smoke Canada

skunk

sinse

siddi

shake

sezz

sess

sen

seeds

scissors

sasfras

santa Marta

salt and pepper

rope

root

righteous bush

reefer

red dirt

red cross

rasta weed

rainy day woman

Examples Lucas examples

How do I use Lucas in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Lucas is a know-it-all.

Movie subtitles

You're sure it was Lucas Greene?

You, Mrs Marlowe, Janelle the florist and Lucas Greene.

Well, neither were they if Lucas Greene is to be believed.

I moved the pistol from the study to the library at one point when I had suspicions Lucas may have been the perpetrator, but it was merely a red herring.

Lucas Greene?

Do shut up, Lucas!

I accuse you, Lucas, with the candlestick in the conservatory.

There, there, Mrs. Lucas.

Dear Lady Lucas, you don't mean about the new tenants of Netherfield?

How true, Lady Lucas.

Good morning, Lady Lucas.

You mustn't leave Lady Lucas.

Goodbye, Lady Lucas.

Lady Lucas's carriage!

Mrs. Frank Lucas.

What the doctor meant, Lucas. I know what the doctor means.

Again, Lucas.

It's a very positive weapon, the spear gun, Lucas, and easy to use.

But I, Lucas, will do it.

Lucas, put that over the side for me, will you?

The unknown always seems unbelievable, Lucas.

Even I, Lucas, have heard the legend of a man-fish.

All right, Lucas, start your pumps.

Any time you're ready, Lucas, we can start back.

Get going, Lucas.

Lucas, we're getting out of here just as fast as we can.

Lucas. Lucas, start your winch.

It's from Don Lucas', right?

And the little girl asleep upstairs. - Say, Lucas.

If Lucas is here, it's for Maigret.

You asked for me, boss? Lucas is with Maurin, singing the song.

Send Lucas in. That way, your statement will be in order, and we won't need to revisit it.

Should I see Lucas?

Is Lucas in?

Lucas is waiting for you.

Lucas!

Ask Don Lucas.

My name is Lucas.

Thanks, Lucas.

News and current affairs

The Nobel laureate economist Robert Lucas has argued that the crisis was not predicted because economic theory predicts that such events cannot be predicted.

A key question is whether incoming Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and his new Italian counterpart, Mario Monti, both highly regarded economists, have the leadership skills to navigate these treacherous waters.

Greece, too, is turning over the reigns of government to an unelected, and supposedly apolitical, technocrat, Lucas Papademos, a former vice president of the European Central Bank.

Back in March 2009, the Nobel laureate Robert Lucas confidently predicted that the US economy would be back to normal within three years.

It reminds me of the interviewer who went to see Robert Lucas, one of the high priests of the New Business Cycle school, at a time of high American unemployment in the 1980's.