corbin

Proper noun

An English surname.
A male given name transferred from the surname.

Origin

Anglo-Norman nickname corb (“crow”), or shortened from the rare given name Corbinian of a Frankish eighth century saint, probably from Latin corvus (“crow, raven”).

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So you called all the local dealers to find out if anyone named Cleary or Byrne or Corbin bought a new motor home?
Maybe Corbin just used it too and received some mail there.
Maybe Corbin is just another name—a nom de plume—another alias for Byrne, just in case.
"Maybe we're back to Pat Corbin as an accomplice," Fred suggested.
Cleary, Corbin, any single guy, a motor home with paper Pennsylvania plates that checked in on the May dates we know— any of those things.

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