Examples of 'uncle birdie' in a sentence
Meaning of "uncle birdie"
uncle birdie - a playful or informal term possibly used to address or refer to a close male relative (uncle) with the added element of a bird-related nickname (birdie)
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uncle birdie
They will think it was poor old Uncle Birdie.
They blow for Uncle Birdie and The times that ere gone by.
They will say it was poor old Uncle Birdie.
They blow for Uncle Birdie and.
Here are your can of hooks, Uncle Birdie.
I gotta go now, Uncle Birdie.
Sweet heaven, save poor old Uncle Birdie.
Got to watch out for Pearl, Uncle Birdie.
I have got to go now, Uncle Birdie.
Here are your hooks, Uncle Birdie.
A gar . - Ηere are your can of hooks, Uncle Birdie.
A gar . - Here are your can of hooks, Uncle Birdie.
Can't hear you, boy. They blow for Uncle Birdie and.
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Birdie burns is caught trying to do it all by himself
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My uncle taught me how to run the clocks
Last night my uncle took away my girl
My uncle sent me away and my bags were packed
