Belgie
Belgie noun: a Belgian.
Noun
Belgie (plural Belgies)
- A Belgian.
- “I don’t hold with foreigners as a rule, but from what the newspapers say I make out as how these brave Belgies isn’t the ordinary run of foreigners, and certainly he’s a most polite spoken gentleman.”1920, Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, London: Pan Books, published 1954, page 114
- Jim Reed began talking about the Tommies, the Aussies, the Froggies, the Belgies, the Pork and Cheese.1980, Barbara Hanrahan, The Frangipani Garden, page 11
Examples of Belgie in a sentence
- Money's coming through any day from the Belgies — it's all in order, paper work, all that — but we need to put up a bit extra just now.1984, Pamela Haines, The Diamond Waterfall, page 353:
- If you listen carefully, you can hear the Belgies down below in the underground galleries.2014, Leo Kessler, SS Panzer Battalion: Wotan's First Mission:
Forms of Belgie
| plural | Belgies |
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Origin of Belgie
From Belg(ian) + -ie.
Questions about Belgie
- What does Belgie mean?
- Belgie means a Belgian.
- How do you use Belgie in a sentence?
- Money's coming through any day from the Belgies — it's all in order, paper work, all that — but we need to put up a bit extra just now.
- What part of speech is Belgie?
- Belgie is a noun.
- What is the plural of Belgie?
- The plural of Belgie is Belgies.
Words near Belgie in the dictionary
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