| There was one called Merrylees, or more often merry-andrew, a great favourite with the students. |
| Herr Carovius was dancing like a merry-andrew around the door of his residence. |
| But this proves to be the note of Paillasse, a merry-andrew. |
| The fast-food company's new ad depicts a leaner, meaner merry-andrew who rides a bike, snowboards and shoots hoops with NBA superstar, all in a bid to get kids active. |
| Why will your lordship trouble yourself with the squabbles of a merry-andrew and a quack doctor? |
| The worthy fellow soon became the jester and merry-andrew of the boatswain's mess, where a berth had been kept for him. |
