fine fellow
41Nick Coleman — Nicholas D. Nick Coleman 5th Minnesota Senate Majority Leader In office January 1973 – January 1981 Preceded by Stanley W. Holmquist Succeeded by Roger Moe 5th …
42Jix — William Joynson Hicks, 1. Viscount Brentford (* 23. Juni 1865; † 8. Juni 1932), genannt Jix, war ein britischer Politiker (Conservative Party). Er ist heute vor allem noch aufgrund seines rigiden Rechtskurses als britischer Innenminister in den… …
43William Joynson-Hicks — William Joynson Hicks, 1. Viscount Brentford (* 23. Juni 1865; † 8. Juni 1932), genannt Jix, war ein britischer Politiker (Conservative Party). Er ist heute vor allem noch aufgrund seines rigiden Rechtskurses als britischer Innenminister in den… …
44William Joynson-Hicks, 1. Viscount Brentford — PC (* 23. Juni 1865 in Plaistow Hall, Kent, England; † 8. Juni 1932 in St. James s, London), genannt Jix, war ein britischer Politiker (Conservative Party). Er ist heute vor allem noch aufgrund seines rigiden Rechtskurses als britischer… …
45bawcock — noun A fine fellow …
46Maggie: A Girl of the Streets — Cover of the first trade edition of Maggie Maggie: A Girl of the Streets is an 1893 novel by American author Stephen Crane. Often called a novella because of its short length, it was Crane s first published book of fiction. Because the work was… …
47bully — [16] Bullies have undergone a sad decline in status. In the 16th century the word meant ‘sweetheart’: ‘Though she be somewhat old, it is my own sweet bully’, John Bale, Three laws 1538. But gradually the rot set in, its meaning passing through… …
48bully — (n.) 1530s, originally sweetheart, applied to either sex, from Du. boel lover, brother, probably dim. of M.H.G. buole brother, of uncertain origin (Cf. Ger. buhle lover ). Meaning deteriorated 17c. through fine fellow, blusterer, to harasser of… …
49cool cat — 1. Person interested in jazz. 2. Fine fellow …
50bully — [16] Bullies have undergone a sad decline in status. In the 16th century the word meant ‘sweetheart’: ‘Though she be somewhat old, it is my own sweet bully’, John Bale, Three laws 1538. But gradually the rot set in, its meaning passing through… …
