sirrah

IPA: sˈɪrʌ

(obsolete) A term of address to an inferior male or more commonly a child. A modern-day equivalent would be "little man".
(astronomy) Synonym of Alpheratz.

Examples of "sirrah" in Sentences

By whom? who has been pounding thy head, old sirrah?
I take great pride, sirrah, great pride in this accomplishment.
Ho, sirrah! what art thou about? taking a stealthy pull at the wine?
Thou, sirrah, tell me straight the country whence thou camest thither.
You should see some of OUR outfits before you knock biker shorts, sirrah.
Then, louder, she added in what was almost a roar, “Stand aside, sirrah!”
“Peace, sirrah!” said the Count of Crevecoeur, “your tongue runs too fast.”
It's probably a good idea to get off theWikipedia and make that date, sirrah.
To talk of dragons, sirrah, living ones, in the court of King Kenneret Death-of-Dragons, is to talk treason.
“Out, sirrah!” exclaimed one of the champions, “will you, a wandering beggar, put yourself on terms of resistance against belted knights?”