Examples of 'salvy' in a sentence
Meaning of "salvy"
Salvy is an adjective that is likely a colloquial or slang term, possibly derived from 'salvage,' to describe something that is good or impressive
How to use "salvy" in a sentence
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Salvy Peréz swings at the first pitch.
You heard about me and Salvy then.
Kill Vickie and Salvy and Tommy . Kill me while you are at it.
What happened with you and Salvy.
What happened with you and Salvy at the Copa that time.
It was between me and Salvy.
You heard that I cracked Salvy all around, what would you hear?
I will call you Salvy.
You heard that I cracked Salvy all around, what would you hear? - I heard things.
You included you with Tommy and Salvy.
The same pattern has been found in adults, Salvy told Reuters Health in an email.
I just explained it . It was between me and Salvy.
Hey, Joe, what happened with you and Salvy at the Copa that time?
I heard some things. You heard about me and Salvy.
Salvy Peréz swings at the first pitch 74 % of the time.
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About me and Salvy.
Go kill Tommy Como, and kill me while you are at it! Kill Vicky, kill Salvy.
Hey, you looking for Salvy and Tracy?
I heard things, Joey . You heard about me and Salvy.
What happened with you and Salvy at the Copa that time? - When?
I am in a serious mess, Salvy.
Yeah, you heard that I cracked Salvy all around.
You mentioned you . You mentioned Tommy, you mentioned Salvy.
What were you talking to Salvy for?
Yeah . It was between me and Salvy.
What were you talkin ' to Salvy for?
You are here, home > résidence salvy.
What would you hear? Yeah, you heard that I cracked Salvy all around.
Oh, you know, when you fought with Salvy.
