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Meaning billy meaning

What does billy mean?

Definitions in simple English

Billy Proper noun

— Billy is a male given name.

billy

— noun male goat — noun (= truncheon) a short stout club used primarily by policemen

Synonyms billy synonyms

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

billy English » English

truncheon baton nightstick kettle cudgel club buck billystick billycan billy goat billy club he-goat bludgeon teakettle stick shillelagh male goat cane blackjack bat walking stick turnkey tin stun baton staff shillalah rod power pan mug mace lecher king horse gaffer cup cosh cooker cad bounder boiler billygoat billie bill bigwig big baton, cane

Topics billy topics

What do people use billy to talk about?

Work and occupation Animal husbandry Domesticated animal

Goat

What words refer to male or female goats?

billy he-goat nanny she-goat

Universe, creation Animal

Male and female animals

What words refer to a male or female animal?

male female bitch tom tomcat bull bullock cow heifer ram ewe billy goat nanny goat boar sow stallion mare filly stag buck hart doe vixen lioness tigress bull elephant rooster cock hen drake peacock peahen

Social behavior Government Government functions

Police

What tools do police use?

gun revolver billy club handcuffs police uniform badge police car siren police radio whistle

Examples billy examples

How do I use billy in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Billy is very tall for his age.

Billy is good at sports.

We've got two Billy shelves from IKEA.

The billy goat is bleating.

Billy and his father have had nothing to do with each other for nearly twenty years.

Billy's computer is new.

Where is the evidence, Billy? We need the evidence!

Movie subtitles

Shut up, Billy.

Come on, Billy, come on!

Not the time or the place, Billy.

Need quick hands, Billy.

Cheers, Billy.

Mate, it's Billy.

Billy?

You know Billy Salter?

I'm Billy Lawler, one of Broadway's better juveniles.

Gee, Billy. I've been for you since that first day.

Oh, Billy.

Oh, Billy, I'm so excited, I think maybe I'm dreaming.

Billy, what's going to happen to me?

Well, I guess maybe I can read between the lines, Billy but I wanna hear you say some more.

I was with Billy Haines.

They hadn't ought to treat Uncle Billy that way! Uncle Billy's right!

What's the matter Billy?

What? -He came out of the train instead of Fred and Billy.

Whiskey, Uncle Billy?

Well Billy, when you finish sweeping you can dust.

Well, well, well, well, Billy.

Come in, Billy.

Now Billy, I'd be obliged if you'd take this young lady down to Mrs. Hudson and give her a cup of tea.

Then Billy I want you to get me a cab. - I know, sir.

And by the way, Billy.

Billy's studying to take over my duties when I retire, Miss Brandon.

You know Billy Salter? He was acting up again.

Billy, hurry up, when are you going to get through with this?

And a shampoo, Billy.

Lovers? Don't be silly, Billy.

Billy, have you seen Jerry's new model?

Oh, Billy, where have you been all my life?

I was with Billy Haines. Jack Gilbert.

That's a good idea, Billy.

If it isn't my old friend Sergeant Billy Pickett!

How are you, Billy? -He's fine, Doctor!

You ain't drinking' Billy?

Mrs. Pickett, tell Billy the buckboard is all ready.

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