charlie in English

noun

1

a code word representing the letter C, used in radio communication.

2

cocaine.

3

a member of the Vietcong or the Vietcong collectively.

Use "charlie" in a sentence

1. Toothpick Charlie maybe?

2. Charlie Carrel bankroll challenge $50-$10,000 Charlie plays NL50, Starting BR $1595.56

3. Cartoonists are Canceled, Charlie

4. So kick back charlie.

5. Just hang up, Charlie.

6. Charlie, look at you!

7. H-HaiI charlie Anna!

8. Charlie is an expert marksman.

9. Charlie is afraid of marriage.

10. Charlie frustratedly questions his behaviour.

11. Security code Alpha- Charlie- November

12. I'd love a check, Charlie.

13. Bugeyed [Nash, Charlie] on Amazon.com

14. Give me a hand, Charlie.

15. The hint that Charlie Brown’s own Charlie Browniness would end it this way is rather genius

16. Peanuts Charlie Brown Personalized vinyl Checkbook …

17. Blown fuses count as Charlie work.

18. For Charlie Anna' s protection money!

19. You know maybe... you go to far, you discourage next Charlie Parker from ever becoming Charlie Parker?

20. Charlie gave her a thin smile.

21. I overtook Charlie on the inside.

22. Uncle Charlie was jobless and penniless.

23. Him and Charlie was choirboys together.

24. Charlie has a very lively imagination .

25. Then Charlie started firing mortar rounds.

26. Bearhugs 2021 Charlie Bears Secret Collection

27. Charlie loved to scoop the competition.

28. Charlie, I'm glad you brought that up.

29. You got a sweet ride now, Charlie.

30. Charlie implemented a policy of lifetime employment.

31. 2011) Charlie Tully, Northern Irish footballer (d.

32. Special rules: delicious or Bloatsome? By Charlie

33. I packed and said goodbye to Charlie.

34. 15 They also sign veteran Charlie Hayes.

35. You must have felt a proper charlie!

36. Charlie stirred restlessly as he leaned there.

37. And, you know, my name isn't Charlie.

38. After an uncontested divorce, Peggy married Charlie.

39. Charlie drank the whisky in one gulp.

40. Charlie Hebdo (; French for Charlie Weekly) is a French satirical weekly newspaper that features cartoons, reports, polemics, and jokes.

41. Special rules: delicious or Bloatsome? By Charlie

42. Charlie pressed his nose against the window.

43. Dr. House, this is my husband, Charlie.

44. I'm afraid old Charlie has checked out.

45. Charlie was heartbroken: Robert was deeply unhappy.

46. Stagestruck Charlie Chaplin plodding all the way.

47. Charlie? Oh, he's a treasure, loves children.

48. Charlie may be lowlife, but he isn't stupid.

49. You vulcanised Toothpick Charlie, and we know it.

50. He enjoyed an occasional grumble with Charlie Slatter.