baboo

IPA: bʌbˈu

Dated form of babu. [(India) A Hindu title of respect, equivalent to Mr., usually appended to the surname of a Hindu man]

Examples of "baboo" in Sentences

Baboo has grown constantly ever since.
A pumpkin monster planted by Squatt and Baboo.
At the end of 2009 Baboo posted a turnover of 73 million CHF.
Finster and Baboo hammered out his sword that had magical powers.
Toni was going to have to take some time off from work to watch the baboo.
A career woman, marital artist, take-no-prisoners gal who now got mushy whenever her little baboo smiled at her.
Literature, "and is well stocked with" baboo "English -- clerkly English, hooky English, acquired in the schools.
Once again the 'baboo' bureaucracy in Pakistan went to the extreme to screw the very people who sweat day in and day out to pay their salaries.
I had a messenger from him today with a flannel undershirt which I had left behind like a gibbering idiot; and perpetrated in reply another baboo letter.
The native staff of a garden consists of, say, two baboos, or book-keepers and clerks, a doctor baboo, sirdars or overseers, and chowkidars or line watchmen.
His head baboo begged me to come over and take charge, if only to reassure the coolies, who had been running off into the jungle on the report of a threatened Naga raid.
The impassive European, with all the proud consciousness of a conquering race; the half-Europeanized baboo; the deposed rajah, -- all may be seen driving to and fro in splendid equipages, drawn by handsome steeds, and followed by servants in gay Oriental attire.