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- noun Plural form of
dear .
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Examples
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My last post was on Tuesday and that my dears, is a long time ago.
Catching up 2008
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"All will be well, moiy darlin 'dears all manner of things will be well"
Polly Loves Milly Newmania 2008
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My last post was on Tuesday and that my dears, is a long time ago.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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Their problem, poor dears, is that the B&B's don't have full length mirrors.
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Nothing but a curtain flapping, or a shadder, for the poor dears is sleeping like lambs. '
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He needs all his wife's attention this time, and that, my dears, is why little Dora Denise Carman is coming to spend a year with her New Brunswick relations.
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'What I have now last of all, to say to you, my little dears, is three maxims, which may serve for you all four alike, though I thought of them, at first, only for you two.
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"Well, my dears, that is the pith of the thing," Harry said.
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(I always read over the "dears" in your letters a time or two, as you say you do in mine -- only I read all of your letters a time or two!)
The Magnificent Ambersons; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 1918
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They smiled when he winked and addressed them as "dears,"
The Best Nonsense Verses Various 1918
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