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1884 literary hero, informally
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huck
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Huck \Huck\, v. i. [See Hawk to offer for sale, Huckster .] To higgle in trading. [Obs.] --Holland.
Usage examples of huck.
Eddie would help me sit the old man in a comfortable position and then join Huck in the car.
I had placed Eddie Garafola and Huck along two streets away from the club as lookouts.
We made a quick trip to New York, where I met with Big Louie, Huck and my brother-in-law.
Paul Huck had grown into a massive individual, stupid as a corncob, but good at heart.
Paul Huck, I looked out at all the kids in front of me and wondered how many of them were going to grow up to be Professor Le Blancs.
Claire Lippman never thought about Paul Huck at all, because she barely even knew Paul Huck existed.
Nobody except the children of the town had ever believed Paul Huck was still alive anyway, so nobody noticed that he was gone.
Paul Huck again to young and impressionable children when there happens to be a cave nearby.
Shane and I would just be left to rot in Wolf Cave until the next camper, some other Paul Huck wannabe, stumbled across us.
When it came to reviews of his novels he had been a lot less Come Back To De Raft, Huck Honey and a lot more What Makes Scotty Run, but for write-ups following public appearances, regular mail did him just fine.
When he took up his sheriffing name of Huck Finn, he just had to have a deputy named Tom and another named Joe.
Prove Missus Becky guilty, or prove her innocent, either way the blame would be stuck to me, which was just where Sheriff Huck wanted it.
Rebecca, he might never have come up renaming himself Huck Finn and running for sheriff, but he did, though as usual he got most everything wrong.
Sheriff Huck had drafted me and four other sides of beef to accompany him down the Mississippi, from our hometown of Marquis, Iowa, to St.
Sheriff Huck had arrived, though I had to look twice to be sure it was him.