Yarborough
- proper noun
- Formal
- Senator Yarborough addressed the audience with confidence during the debate.
- Cale Yarborough
- Ralph Yarborough
- Chuck Yarborough
Examples
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Owner and chief undertaker for Yarborough Funeral Home.
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Number 21 your leader, Cale Yarborough.
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- Detective yarborough.
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Cale Yarborough's car is in the pits.
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Racquel D. Yarborough
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It was from Sam Yarborough, owner and chief undertaker at Yarborough Funeral Home, and inside were Albie Krantz's personal effects.
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It was from Sam Yarborough, owner and chief undertaker at Yarborough Funeral Home, and inside were Albie Krantz's personal effects.
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Unfavorable financial behavior may affect future satisfaction or financial well-being (Worthy et al., 2010), and many college students are at risk for financial misfortune (Henry, Weber, & Yarborough, 2001).
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But before you pass judgment, I would also say it's the home of John Henry Faulk and James Farmer, the home of Ralph Yarborough and Sissy Farenthold, Bill Moyers and Molly Ivins.
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Thankfully, I was expelled from this arrogant claim of Christian orthodoxy and, thank the good Lord, I'm inclined to flee from Mr. Yarborough's claim of orthodoxy.
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Synonyms
A British noble who ranks between a marquess and a viscount
A noble title that includes land and duties in some countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yarborough is a British title that comes from a place name; -borough means 'town' or 'fort' and Yar- likely points to the local 'Yarrow' river or the 'yarrow' plant. So the Earl of Yarborough is the noble linked to that town or place, which explains the title.