Mr. T
Mr. T proper noun: a very powerful person, especially one who wears necklace(s).
Proper noun
Mr. T
- A very powerful person, especially one who wears necklace(s).
- the Mr T of pigeons.2014 November 8, sour_creme, “I was out doing some photography when I saw this pigeon with a piece bread around his neck...”, in reddit.com
- It’s the Mr. T of fish2021 May 16, PickleJoan, “Australian diver spots fish rocking a gold wedding ring in the Pacific Ocean”, in reddit.com
Origin of Mr. T
From the American actor Laurence T, known as Mr. T and known especially for his role as B. A. Baracus in The A-Team.
Questions about Mr. T
- What does Mr. T mean?
- Mr. T means a very powerful person, especially one who wears necklace(s).
- What part of speech is Mr. T?
- Mr. T is a proper noun.
Words near Mr. T in the dictionary
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