Payne English

Meaning Payne meaning

What does Payne mean?

Payne properNoun

— }, variant of Paine.

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You'd better tell him, Payne.

How much rent would it be, Payne?

Hey, it's Mr. Payne.

How are you, Mr. Payne?

How are you, Mr. Payne? I'm sure glad to see you.

Ada, Ada, get Mr. Payne a glass of water.

You know, Mr. Payne, why, it looks like the good Lord don't want us to grow things in the earth anymore.

Mr. Payne don't care nothing about what you think about that.

Payne, your radio'll be on Company frequency.

Payne, you stay here.

Payne'll call me if they stop jamming.

We're talking this evening with Gregory and Caroline Payne Whitney Smith, close friends of the Carter family.

Except that Mrs Payne Whitney Smith is a catatonic.

He says you're doing some work with him and Alan Hobart at Payne-Whitney.

Payne, your radio'll be on Company frequency. Coleman, you're on Battalion.

Payne.

Payne, you stay here. I'll be in the George Company sector with Lieutenant Russell.

We're talking this evening with Gregory and Caroline Payne Whitney Smith close friends of the Caner family.

Except that Mrs. Payne Whitney Smith is a catatonic.

Nothing to be alarmed about, Mrs Payne.

Mrs Payne, for myself I don't care. Mm-hm.

The American biologist Roger Payne has calculated that there's a deep sound channel in the ocean at these frequencies through which two whales could communicate anywhere in the world.

If you mean the American poet John Howard Payne, sir, he compared it, to its advantage, with pleasures and palaces.

But, you know, I figured a sign that said Howard Payne. would be pushing it.

Where's Payne?

At ease, Payne.

The fighting is no longer done on the battlefields, Payne.

Payne?

Payne, what happened?

You must be Major Payne.