Blackbeard
- proper noun
- /ˈblækˌbɪrd/
- I am Blackbeard.
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Watch on YouTubeI just played Blackbeard and our flag means death.
- I just played Blackbeard and our flag means death.
- And then Blackbeard tells a story.
Examples
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Let's see what Blackbeard makes... of this nasty little thief.
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I just played Blackbeard and our flag means death.
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And then Blackbeard tells a story.
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But when Blackbeard discovered them... he flew into a jealous rage.
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Blackbeard won't stop searching for Peter.
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You've seen what Blackbeard has done to Neverland, already.
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I can't let Blackbeard get to the hive!
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In the animated series, Blackbeard is depicted as a cunning and ruthless pirate.
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The movie features Blackbeard as the main antagonist, chasing after lost treasure.
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Many stories portray Blackbeard as a legendary figure whose adventures captivate young readers.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blackbeard is often used for fictional pirates and keeps the same idea: it comes from black and beard, giving the image of a dark, fearsome pirate. That's why writers reuse the name for dramatic or dangerous pirate characters.