brogue

His voice held more than a bit of a brogue.

He had a bit of a brogue ring or something.

At other points he tried, with similar results, an Irish brogue.

But an earlier Brian would certainly have more of the brogue he had brought to this country.

There were even such things as that business of laughing with a brogue.

But there is little doubt that it will speak with a brogue.

But how do you stop a man from turning to a woman - or anyone else, for that matter - to pick out his brogues?

Bud heard himself talking, a weird voice like a brogue.

Trouble for sure, Jim thought, hearing the brogue so thick.

"A nice pair of brogues," was what George had said.

The only problem was none of us Americans could fathom his brogue.

There was a pair of black brogues on the floor, size number twelve at least.

At that time the brogue was not considered to be appropriate for other occasions, social or business.

Like herself, he was Irish, and spoke with a rolling brogue.

He looked down at his battered brown brogues, and coughed.

This disappoints fans who hope to hear his brogue, he said.

There was a sweet lilt of brogue in her voice.

Then Dudley's brogue, the most theatrical he had ever heard it.

Again, he heard a lilting Irish brogue in his mind.

"We think that doctor lady needs some psychiatric help," he said in a heavy brogue.

She was startled by his deep Irish brogue, so close to her ear.

She propped it open with the toe of her brown brogue and opened the front door.

"Ah, we had good times together," he said in an Irish brogue.

Something of that brogue had made it through the universal translator, Kirk knew.

Instead he was in tweeds and brogues, his idea of a country outfit.