murphy 的 2 个定义
plural mur·phies.
- an Irish or white potato.
- any of various confidence games in which a victim is left with a sealed envelope supposedly containing money, but which contains only newspaper or scrap paper cut to the same size as paper money.
mur·phied, mur·phy·ing.
- to victimize or dupe in such a manner.
murphy 近义词
等同于 potato
等同于 hoax
更多murphy例句
- What people should never throw onto their soils, Murphy emphasizes, is cat or dog poop, because both animals can shed harmful parasites.
- Murphy has taken a lead on the matter and last year wrote three studies related to college athletes’ rights.
- If we’re being fair, the same could be said of Murphy’s three nominated shows and films, though each found popularity with enthusiastic fans.
- Which still doesn’t explain why they preferred The Prom to Murphy’s far superior 2020 theater adaptation, The Boys in the Band.
- The National Zoo’s Komodo is called Murphy, the sort of name you might give to a yellow Lab.
- I watched SNL—the Eddie Murphy generation—and also SCTV with Rick Moranis.
- There was The Brittany Murphy Story, dubbed a “colossal mess” by reviewers.
- Eddie Murphy opened the doors for other black actors—and black comics—who are now seeing a major amount of play in films.
- Historians will be reassured that there is a historical Murphy.
- Murphy took him under his wing, and one day he gave Rock To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With.
- Murphy was kill-crazy, and tonight the Monitor rifle in his hands had made him feel like a god.
- Delancy caught it with one arm and a belly and passed it back through the door to Squid Murphy who was standing just outside.
- He was twisted around in the front seat, looking over the heads of Squid Murphy and the two other gunsels in the back seat.
- Once free of the ridges and in the open fields the way was easy, and Murphy could lend a hand to the others.
- His gloved fingers closed on Squid Murphy and the killer called Shiv simultaneously.