Taking the pole position of brown-noser-in-chief is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Heidi Klum's BF is a serious brown-noser -- and a lucky son of a bitch.
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Instead of being an epic brown-noser, focus on bringing a positive energy to the workplace.
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Reese Witherspoon transcends type, elevating her morally ambiguous brown-noser wheelhouse to a characterization that's nearly operatic.
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What was all that shit with Bob Benson, that so-goody-two-shoes-he-was-sinister brown-noser?
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The two sparred even more than in the previous debate, with Warren calling out Bloomberg on everything from supporting Trump brown-noser Sen.
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When my colleagues called me a brown-noser, I'd tell them, 'In 10 years, I'm going to have my own restaurant, and you're going to still be here doing the same job.
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Salem was called porky and brown-noser and faggot and punched in the chest and hit in the groin with footballs and dodge balls and a makeshift ball and chain wielded at high velocity by a boy they considered a friend.
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By the time Hillary Clinton opened her 2008 campaign for president, Bill Clinton had answered questions about "boxers or briefs" while grinning on MTV; the "folksy Texas rogue" George W. Bush had defeated an "insincere brown-noser," Al Gore; and the importance of being likable in politics seemed so entrenched that Mrs.
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The Brown Noser (also known as The Noser) is an undergraduate satirical newspaper at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.
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The Brown Noser publishes five times per year and unloads hundreds of copies within hours of its release by stationing members at frequented campus intersections.
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For the first nine issues, the Chunklet staff used pseudonyms. Henry Owings: Heimlich the Bastard, Lisa Brown: Noser, John Burrows: Jason Slatton, Jerry Fuchs: Dinglefairy, Jezz Thorpe: Lucky Ducky.
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Founded in 2006, The Brown Noser is the university's second oldest humor publication (behind The Brown Jug, founded in 1920). When the Brown Nosers founders first applied to the Board of the Undergraduate Council of Students to request a financial endowment for publishing, they were denied funding. The founders then stormed the Undergraduate Council of Students meetings covered in body paint until they received funding sufficient to print the Noser five times a semester. The first article was "Brown Noser to Replace Daily Herald as Campus's Premier Comedy Newspaper", a joke on the Brown University's oldest publication, The Brown Daily Herald.
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As noted by the Encyclopedia Brunoniana, "It was not the same." In 1986 it was renamed Exit 20 and ran under that moniker until it was rechristened as The Brown Jug in May 1999. This incarnation of the Jug, the second in its history, came to an end in spring 2008. In Fall 2009, the Jug was adopted by members of Brown's satirical newspaper, The Brown Noser.
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Albóndigas Huevos (literally: "eggs"), pelotas (literally: "balls"), bolas (literally: "balls"), peras (literally: "pears"), and albóndigas (literally: meatballs) all refer to testicles in a profane manner. They are equivalent to cojones in many situations. In Mexico, the word is not used in a potentially ambiguous situation; instead, one may use the inoffensive blanquillos (literally: "little white ones"). Sometimes the words lavahuevos ("egg-washer") or lamehuevos ("egg-licker") are used in the same context as "brown-noser" (meaning ambitious and self-effacing) in English.
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The so-called New Brown Jug scrapped the Mad Magazine style of the 1967-2008 period, instead opting for a clean black-and-white design with content more akin to the long-form satire found in McSweeney's. It was published in this form until 2015, as part of a collective of Brown comedy groups, along with Improvidence, Starla and Sons, and The Brown Noser, known as the "Brown Barrel." In 2019, the Jug returned as an independent magazine, styled after the short-form structure of the 1920s and 30s. It continues to be published in print once per semester, and is continuously updated year-round online.
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