Harley
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- proper noun
- /ˈhɑrli/
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Harley
- So we have a baby boy called Harley and he's a joy.
- Harley collected
- Harley's essays
- Dr. Harley
So we have a baby boy called Harley and he's a joy.
- So we have a baby boy called Harley and he's a joy.
- Our guest was Harley Morenstein of Epic Meal Time.
- It was the first mass market designer car done by Harley Sloane.
- We'll be right back with Oscar winner Harley Macklin.
- Shaq, what is your question for Harley?
- So if you guys decide to go, tell them Harley sent you.
- So this is when I was with Atlantic and they was like, we got you a placement with with with this Harley Quinn movie.
- And so the Arkham sessions we're doing podcast panel where we will be interviewing Jimmy Palmiotti about Harley Quinn.
- Yo, Theo, this is Harley from Portland, OR man, what's up Harley?
- And so Harley from the CRO Mags, who was, you know, it was a, it was a very interesting, like street kid grew up on the streets of New York.
Examples
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Our guest was Harley Morenstein of Epic Meal Time.
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Thanks a lot, Harley, I'll see you later.
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My name is Harley, secretary to the president.
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"You used to be a sensible guy," Harley said after a pause.
Fiction book (1994) -
Gary took a deep breath, nodded to Harley, then went to knock on the bathroom door.
Fiction book (1994) -
"The news is not good," Harley said as he cradled the handset.
Fiction book (1994) -
And here with me today is celebrity fitness trainer Harley Pasternak.
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I have a special edition today with the man, the myth, the legend, Harley, who's president of Shopify.
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My name is Harley, secretary to the president.
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Thanks a lot, Harley, I'll see you later.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Harley was originally a place and family name from old English words hara ('hare') and leah ('clearing' or 'wood'), meaning a 'hare's clearing'. That's why Harley is used today as a surname and also as a personal name.