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address someone as a specific title or attribute 1. to talk to or write to a person, using a particular title. They addressed Abraham Lincoln as "Mr. President." 2. to treat a person you are talking with in a particular manner. You should address him as your equal. See also: address How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He left his address as he had done before, and set off again at the same pace for Pontoise. Plornish, going up this yard alone and leaving his Principal outside, found a gentleman with tight drab legs, a rather old hat, a little hooked stick, and a blue neckerchief (Captain Maroon of Gloucestershire, a private friend of Captain Barbary); who happened to be there, in a friendly way, to mention these little circumstances concerning the remarkably fine grey gelding to any real judge of a horse and quick snapper-up of a good thing, who might look in at that address as per advertisement. |
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