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babyface
noun- 1US
- In fact, even if people heard us talking above the clamor, they weren’t able to understand what we were talking about. For example: wrestle is “work”; fall is “going over”; “finish” is the routine just before the deciding fall; hero is “baby face.” — Pappy Boyinton, Baa Baa Black Sheep, 1958
- When asked what image he wanted to present, Renda didn’t hesitate. “I said, ‘I don’t want to be a babyface. I want to be a nasty guy.’” — Associated Press, 31 August 1984
- Last fall Backlund signed on with Pro Wrestling USA, which has allowed him to perform on his own bland terms, as the ultimate babyface. — Sports Illustrated, p. 66, 29 April 1985
- I’d been a babyface for all of his fourteen months back with the company. — Mick Foley, Mankind, p. 2, 1999
- — Washington Post, p. N36, 10 March 2000
- As one of the leading babyface groups around, chances are they will win this match, unless their opponents are awarded the bout by trickery. — Rampage, p. 44, September 2000
- by extension, any figure in the professional wrestling industry designed to be cheered or liked by the fans US
- Paul Bearer is a chubby individual who for years was a babyface manager for The Undertaker. — Jeff Archer, Theater in the Square, p. 28, 1999
- Finally, Vince McMahon, then a babyface announcer, asked Lawler, “What is wrong with people from Alabama?” — Jeff Archer, Theater in the Square, p. 137, 1999
an attractive young woman JAMAICA, 2002
Reported by a Jamaican inmate in a UK prison, August 2002.
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