Search Results for: "patrones"

A casing containing a bullet, primer, and gunpowder.

Primary meaning: cartridge/ammunition.

An attitude of patronizing superiority; condescension.

Relating to the act of taking something from another source with the intention o...

Supporter; backer; patron.

To treat someone with excessive gentleness, patronizing sweetness, or over-the-t...

A bouncer is a type of security guard employed at venues like bars, nightclubs,...

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condescending; having or showing a feeling of patronizing superiority.

Financial or other support given by a patron to the arts or sciences.

To patronize (a shop/restaurant).

Patrick is a common masculine given name of Latin origin, derived from 'Patriciu...

an employer or superior

Boss, employer, owner.

A masculine given name of Greek and French origin, derived from the name Dionysi...

Clientele, customers; the clients or patrons of a business.

To care for, to look after, to patronize.

Pertaining to or exhibiting a social preference for extremely small, exclusive g...

Sweetie is a noun used as an informal and affectionate term of endearment for a...

This is a high-level way to thank someone for their long-term loyalty and suppor...

Greeting for a Serbian Orthodox patron saint day.

Greeting for someone's patron saint day.

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