coachman
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1. coachman - Noun
2. Coachman - Proper noun
Meaning
A man whose business is to drive a coach or carriage.
A tropical fish of the Atlantic ocean (Dutes auriga); -- called also charioteer. The name refers to a long, lashlike spine of the dorsal fin.
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On that occasion Benedict XIII exclaimed to his coachman: "Non ci far impicci"—"Do not involve us in a quarrel."
Coachman are one of the UK’s leading caravan manufacturers and when it comes to design, craftsmanship and construction Coachman Caravans are the best money can buy.
Elizabeth consoled herself with a handsome coachman and then turned to a footman for her sexual pleasure.
David Coachman, a tenant who lived in a rent-stabilized unit, said he left on June 12, after accepting a $10,000 settlement.
He works sometimes at the copy shop, sometimes at the Royal Coachman serving and washing dishes and in his ‘spare’ time he does his studies at the Robron Centre.
One notable feud in her 2004 title run was with Christy Hemme when Jonathan Coachman was about to announce the winner of the first Diva Search Contest, and Stratus's music hit and she came out wearing a short blue dress.