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- noun A contracted form of
my lord .
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Examples
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Emerge from thy sauna, m'lord, and come out to fight the peasants who dare to bite thy hand rather than kiss thy ring.
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Emerge from thy sauna, m'lord, and come out to fight the peasants who dare to bite thy hand rather than kiss thy ring.
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Won't budge without orders, delivered in the proper form, with nice salutes, and 'Yes, m'lord' an '' if your lordship pleases '.
The Sky Writer Geoff Barbanell 2010
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"There are many chimaera that walk the Worlds In Between, m'lord," he said.
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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"There are many chimaera that walk the Worlds In Between, m'lord," he said.
PGS4 2008
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Also, you say, m'lord, rurals equalling the urbans and I understand that but isn't it one man one vote in the end?
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"There are many chimaera that walk the Worlds In Between, m'lord," he said.
Archive 2008-02-01 2008
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"There are many chimaera that walk the Worlds In Between, m'lord," he said.
PGS4 2008
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Not meaning to be disrespectful, m'lord, just stating an observation.
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"Have you tried one of these Ewoks, m'lord?" asked Admiral Piett, offering me a crisp kebab.
Ewok Cook-Out 2005
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