The word "child" delights me; the word "love" confounds me; the word "God" mystifies me.
|
|
The word "to," the word "know" and the word "today" are elided into a messy tangle.
|
|
" Try saying the word Iran without saying the word "nuclear.
|
|
They study the word, then try to spell the word.
|
|
But the word "transsexual" was definitely the word of choice.
|
|
They use the word 'savage,' they use the word 'lit.
|
|
From the Latin root of the word 'Engine', the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
|
|
From the latin root of the word 'Engine' the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
|
|
The word fearless has to be paired with the word rigorous.
|
|
" "I heard the word 'gay' before I heard the word 'bisexual.
|
|
" "I heard the word 'fag' before I heard the word 'gay.
|
|
I used the word dislike because I hate the word hate.
|
|
He used the word 'should,' he didn't use the word 'must.
|
|
"The word canvas comes from the word cannabis," he drops in.
|
|
I remember ages ago, the word "evil" was purloined, and it's been very bewildering to me watching the word "refugee" morph into the word "immigrant" morph into the word "terrorist" within the space of nine months.
|
|
It's annoying to keep using the word "era," but that's the word.
|
|
The word on the street is … they're the word on the street!
|
|
We use the word 'art'; we use the word 'utilize' or 'deploy.
|
|
" And that's in line with UNICEF USA's short-term goal for Kid Power: "get the word out, get the word out, get the word out.
|
|
In accompanying votes, linguists voted "web" the word of the decade, "jazz" the word of the 20th century, and "she" the word of the millennium.
|
|
The word permanently being the word that you have to think about permanently.
|
|
It was the word of Sally Dale against the word of the church.
|
|
The word permanently being the word that you have to think about. Permanently.
|
|
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with William Cooper.
|
|
Anagram the word in question, but stick the word AND in the middle.
|
|
More often than not, the word "bitcoin" now comes attached to the word "bubble".
|
|
I would not use the word 'girlfriend,' I would not use the word 'dating.
|
|
"I always use the word 'friend,' I never use the word 'client,'" she said.
|
|
They were furious that the teacher taught the word "girl" before the word "boy."
|
|
He goes by the word, and the word says he has won big in Florida.
|
|
The word "Osiris" has been incised in one plaque; the word "Osiers" in the other.
|
|
Last year, the Oxford Dictionaries named the word "post-truth" the word of the year.
|
|
" Above the word "dead," which is crossed out, he has penciled in the word "home.
|
|
They don't own the word 'cha,' it means tea; they don't own the word 'more.
|
|
Will the word "breakfast" no longer be attached to the word "cereal" in American gastronomy?
|
|
"She learns how the word black feels and how the word blue feels different," Dugan says.
|
|
In Egypt, aish is the word for bread, but it is also the word for life.
|
|
While the word protest appears five times in the guide; the word polite appears seven times.
|
|
"Let's stop using the word owner and maybe use the word Chairman," Green wrote on Instagram.
|
|
"Throwing the word 'treason' around is as dangerous as throwing the word 'impeachment' around," he said.
|
|
In English, the spelling of the word 'dragon' conveys the sound of the word, and the sound of the word is enough for the learner to quickly remember how to write it.
|
|
When an interviewer asked him why, he explained: I was basically trying to make people less sensitive to the word ["nigga"] and making the word… taking the power out of the word.
|
|
The word 'waboom' grew from the word 'boom,' but it has a lot more energy behind it.
|
|
The word generally reflects a stronger degree of feeling than the word "like" does in English, however.
|
|
"When you use the word 'hope' with the word 'Martyrs,'" it makes people livid, Kevin Goetz said.
|
|
In fact, he doesn't even mention the word "internet" once, although he has mentioned the word cyber.
|
|
He wears the word "Jinghpaw" (the word for Kachin people in their language) tattooed on his back.
|
|
He used the word 'should,' he didn't use the word 'must' and there was no presidential directive.
|
|
The word "child" (and different variations of the word) was mentioned over 45 times throughout the night.
|
|
So we use the word "surrogacy," and we're gonna be using the word "surrogacy" during this interview.
|
|
" People-measuring arose with the modern nation-state—the word "statistics" comes from the word for "state.
|
|
Phillips explains that unlike the word "camp," the word "vulgar" is not a sensibility, or a quality.
|
|
Her comment sparked a conversation about their use of the word and her use of the word.
|
|
Back to top Sì, the word for four, sounded very similar to sǐ, the word for death.
|
|
On one arm, in swirling English script, is the word ''chaos''; on the other, the word ''balance.
|
|
MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: You've used the word plot, you've used the word conspiracy – CARLOS GHOSN: Yes. Yes.
|
|
She looks—and I feel safe using the word only because she'd later use the word herself—ridiculous.
|
|
If healing is the word of the day, decolonization may be the word echoing uneasily through the night.
|
|
The White House later crossed through the word January and inserted the word December in the corrected transcript.
|
|
The time when the word "global" was likely to attach to the word "digital" is most definitely over.
|
|
"I prefer the word scavenging and use the word scrounging when I mean to be obscure," he writes.
|
|
"It's concerning because of the word 'socialist' some people don't like the word," the New York Democrat said.
|
|
A sign with the word "vagina" was also blurred and the word "pussy" was erased from another sign.
|
|
In this puzzle, the word "concerning" means "regarding," and the word OCULAR is used to describe vision. 21A.
|
|
"Grand finale?" is CRU because the word CRU can come after the word "Grand" when talking about wine.
|
|
Why is the word "peace" pronounced with sarcasm while the word "security" carries a kind of supernatural weight?
|
|
He can suit the action to the word and the word to the action, just as Shakespeare advised.
|
|
But you can still see the word in your timeline or any hashtag feed where the word appears.
|
|
The word button, was that problematic when Trump grabbed the word button and made bad affiliations with it?
|
|
It's putting the word "global" before the word "feminism," meaning that feminism must be seen from an international perspective.
|
|
People are far more likely to recall the word "maison" if a letter is missing from the word — e.g.
|
|
"My mother told me I should never use the word 'hate,' but I hate the word 'glamping,'" D'Agostino said.
|
|
In real time he was saying 'now we have the word for net' and 'now the word for fish.
|
|
"The Puppy Episode" was one of the first times I heard the word gay unattached to the word AIDS.
|
|
" Sapora is very deliberate to use the word "sensuous" to talk about this photo, rather than the word "sexy.
|
|
"The word that sticks out for me, which I was not expecting … is the word responsibility," said Grammer, 34.
|
|
Social transmission: If one person dislikes the word, they convince someone else that they don't like the word either.
|
|
Jews include the word "shalom," or peace, in their daily prayers; they use the word as a greeting regularly.
|
|
"I can't use the word 'punk,' because other people's definition of the word is different from mine," he clarifies.
|
|
" "What was interesting was that he continues to use the word patient and he's also using the word transparency.
|
|
"When the meaning of the word conflicts with the color of the word, you have a conflict," Inzlicht says.
|
|
The mural, which read "PROTECT BLACK TRANS WOMEN," was found defaced on December 14 with "2A" written over the end of the word "PROTECT," the word "GUNS" written over "TRANS" and the word "WOMEN" crossed out.
|
|
HE NEVER USES THE WORD "CAN'T" Phelps' coach, Bob Bowman, worked to take the word "can't" out of Phelps' vocabulary.
|
|
They looked at all searches containing the word "suicide," except for those accompanied by the word "squad," for obvious reasons.
|
|
The word "desaparecido," in Spanish, has an exact translation: "disappeared," though in English the word is used as a verb.
|
|
"Yesterday, I used the word authoritarian when I meant to use the word authoritative," he said at the news conference.
|
|
The segment only got better, with the host confusing the word anise — as in anise seeds — with the word anus.
|
|
He used the word should, he can use the word must, and it was no presidential directive to follow it.
|
|
There are six letters in the word "dinner," so the six called for in the clue is the WORD LENGTH.
|
|
"They heard the word tax shelter and they thought the word tax shelter was a bad thing," Mr. Trump said.
|
|
They accompany their narration with a series of colorful sheets first showing the word then their own definition, followed by a sentence using the word, then a cartoon illustrating the sentence and ending with the word again.
|
|
While the word could surely be applied to several 2017 events, many remember the word "complicit" making waves back in April after Ivanka Trump sparked a debate about whether or not she understood the meaning of the word.
|
|
And on the internet, the word Mexican is often associated with the word illegal, which, to the algorithm, meant something bad.
|
|
I hate to use the word "immersive" because it's been over-marketed into meaninglessness, but that's the word for the screen.
|
|
The word "brave" is often employed to describe books like Hunger, but I think the word "bare" might be more apt.
|
|
The French Revolution, while giving birth to the word "liberalism," also added a new and political meaning to the word "liberal".
|
|
Nonetheless, over half the time they write the word "sleep" — even though the word "sleep" was not presented in the list.
|
|
I mean, Facebook is currently trying to ban the word "dyke" [the site has been deleting posts that use the word].
|
|
"None of us is directly aware of how frequently somebody uses the word 'and' versus the word 'or,'" Argamon told me.
|
|
The word 'diet' has the word 'die' in it, and it's a multi-billion dollar business because diets do not work.
|
|
You know, I see her using the word 'free' a lot less than I see Bernie Sanders using the word 'free.
|
|
The only times he used the word Russia was with the word "hoax," a reference to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
|
|
" Another headline reads "President Bush Signs Patriot Act," but with the word Patriot crossed out and replaced with the word "DEATH.
|
|
The word "meditation," Davidson is quick to note, is akin to the word "sports": It describes a huge range of pursuits.
|
|
" Replace the word "poems" with the word "essays," and you have an apt description of the second part of "Air Traffic.
|
|
By Tuesday afternoon, the word "traitor" had been used on Twitter 800,000 times and the word "treason" about 1.2 million times.
|
|
President Donald Trump's name has come up on just 17 calls, the word "death" 13 times and the word "taxes" 133.
|
|
The origins of the word have nothing to do with slavery, but the word has come to be associated with it.
|
|
In his email he carefully puts the word Brexit in quotation marks, preferring to use the word exit about the UK's future.
|
|
There are few obvious Donnie Darko references in this song (mostly the word "bunny" and the word "mask" a few times each).
|
|
For example, the word "regularly" signals using every other letter of the word it accompanies: "Part of foot, regularly stroked" is toe.
|
|
In case the word "glue" next to the word "vagina" didn't already make this apparent, this is a very, very bad idea.
|
|
The word "person", for instance, comes from the Latin for "mask"; the word "tragedy" may derive from the Greek for "goat-song".
|
|
Every search phrase included the word "suicide," omitting the word "squad" so searches for the film Suicide Squad wouldn't contaminate the results.
|
|
Through examples, it can even shape the meaning of the word feminist when feminist is not the word the reader looks up.
|
|
"I got the advice not to use the word 'lobbying,' but I thought the word 'advocate' was disingenuous," DeLancey told The Hill.
|
|
Is the word now — and words matter — is the word now sullied in that way, because that's how people think of it?
|
|
"I'm not going to back off the word 'spying,' " Barr said, noting that the word was also frequently used in media reports.
|
|
How are we to inhabit the principle behind the word "resistance" when the meaning of the word itself has changed so much?
|
|
Share the word cloud with the class, and discuss what they see by asking: What do you see in the word cloud?
|
|
In Chinese, Wàng (汪), the word describing a dog's bark (equivalent to "woof"), sounds the same as the word for thriving (旺).
|
|
"He could pronounce the beginning of the word but would utter the end of the word," Ms. Motz said in an interview.
|
|
I used the word pressure, and I think he used the word push, but he meant pressure, but it's the same thing.
|
|
Even though financial advisors (myself included) repeat the word budget like human GIFs, the word itself doesn't exactly scream good times, right?
|
|
It's the word that no one likes, the word that indicates, to so many Americans, constipated octogenarians praying on spoonfuls of paste.
|
|
For example, muting the word "cuck" will still allow a user with the word "cuck" in their profile name to message you.
|
|
" Each letter of the word is made by repeating the letter in the word above or beneath it, thus creating "GAZA LIVE.
|
|
Serenus' instructions ordered that cure-seekers write the word 'Abracadabra' on a piece of paper and repeat the word underneath, but remove some letters from the line above, over and over until the word became reduced to a single letter.
|
|
But if you know the word, if you hear the word often, then it becomes much more automatic, just like driving a car.
|
|
TRUMP: Well, I think I am, and to me, I view the word conservative as a derivative I — of — of the word conserve.
|
|
"The word 'table fountain' is something of a misnomer — the word 'table' was attached to these objects by modern scholars," Fliegel told Hyperallergic.
|
|
Before the word mixologist was a job description and way before the word "infusion" became commonplace, there was a visionary named Sasha Petraske.
|
|
The word 'stupid' was used liberally, the word 'millennial' was used incorrectly, and 'avocado' was spelled at least a half-dozen different ways.
|
|
SBA President Ed Mullins stood by the video, saying he felt the word "racism" would trigger a conversation and get the word out.
|
|
I placed the word "collusion" in quotation marks because right in the opening of his report, Mueller places the word in quotation marks.
|
|
Just as the word of God has come down, the word of supplicants goes up to God, more efficaciously than any other time.
|
|
She had been pronouncing the plural form of the word "feet" as "fetus," and the word "feet of" as "fetal," hence the confusion.
|
|
She has trouble distinguishing men from women, the word "beloved" from the word "beheaded," and the past from the present from the future.
|
|
So having all of a sudden the word "Harvard" or the word "Stanford" or "MIT" appear around online education is a positive. Right.
|
|
" Ordinarily, when a court encounters the word "shall," they read it as an immovable command — there is no flexibility in the word "shall.
|
|
"Or the use of the word 'and' versus the word 'to,' that is, "the marriage of someone and someone versus someone to someone.
|
|
The writer's use of the word "lodestar" sent some looking for those who had been known to use the word in public utterances.
|
|
In 2015, Gloria Steinem urged women to "reclaim" the word "bitch," marking the word as powerful because of its attachment to assertive women.
|
|
These are the American citizens permanently separated from their loved ones, the word "permanently" being the word that you have to think about, permanently.
|
|
To say the word "hustler" in the U.S. is to say the word "grafter" in England, and I come from a family of grafters.
|
|
The word "socialist" doesn't change that, just as the word "Democratic" does not make the Democratic People's Republic of Korea — North Korea — a democracy.
|
|
To my younger self, the word "president" was synonymous with the word "Obama," and "checks and balances" were the extent of my political knowledge.
|
|
Kardashian, meanwhile, has filed for trademarks on tons of products using the word kimono, which could keep other U.S. brands from using the word.
|
|
AND THAT WHEN YOU ASSOCIATE A BUSINESS WITH THE WORD FORMALDEHYDE THATS BAD BUT WHEN YOU ASSOCIATE IT WITH THE WORD CANCER THAT'S DEVASTATING.
|
|
" Camerota then listed many "alternate pronunciations" of the word for the 12-year-old spelling champion, whose attempt at spelling the word was "cofefe.
|
|
Christianson, a sign language interpreter, decided that using the word "monster" would have been too literal, so he signed for the word "explosive" instead.
|
|
Many people who said they hated the word blamed lack of exposure, although researchers believed that the word is common throughout the English-speaking world.
|
|
Now, there is nothing wrong with not knowing the word "woke", but I'm a tempted to say that "most girls" have heard the word before.
|
|
THE WORD THAT WAS LEFT OUT OF THAT PERSON'S COMMENT – I SAW IT IN THE NEWSPAPER JUST LIKE YOU SAW IT – WAS THE WORD ALLEGED.
|
|
"We don't like the word 'steal' — the word is absolutely inaccurate," said Hua Chunying, the spokeswoman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to Bloomberg.
|
|
The method is so easy in fact that Apple does not use the word pairing anywhere in its instruction manual — using the word 'connect' instead.
|
|
" Thirty-five voters say they think of the word "leader" when Trump is mentioned, and the same number say they think of the word "strong.
|
|
Wuco also said in July 2012 that gay people hijacked the word "gay" from happy people and that he was going to reclaim the word.
|
|
" Likewise, the word for fish, "yu," sounds like the word for "abundance," and "nian gao," a gooey rice cake, is a homophone for "higher year.
|
|
But the problem isn't the word "pussy" and the pornification of politics, however demeaning; the problem is the word "nationalism" and the abandonment of liberalism.
|
|
Of course the word "winning" itself is not the problem, and if the president never again uttered the word, we would still have no solution.
|
|
A teacher in Jerusalem suggested the word "katar" for locomotive, from the word for "steam," and a Zionist leader came up with "rakevet" for railroad.
|
|
And we will go back to a status quo in which the word of the Angelos is more sacred than the word of the Isabellas.
|
|
"You can't eliminate racism by ignoring it — by trying to hide the word or by trying to legislate the word," he told the Journal Sentinel.
|
|
There's often the thought that patriotism should be the word for everything that's good about national feeling and nationalism's the word for everything that's bad.
|
|
Instead of the word "sign," with its soft, vague connotations, she was inordinately fond of the word "signet," with all the official sanction it implied.
|
|
If I'm sick and tired of seeing the word "MAGA" for example (how could that be??), I can mute the word from appearing in my notifications.
|
|
Hafez chose suitcases as a medium because he's been interested in the word "baggage" for a long time — everything emotional and physical that the word entails.
|
|
He has used the word "cuck" — a shorthand slur for cuck-conservative which combines the word cuckold and conservative — a number of times on social media.
|
|
I'm also sorry I laughed when you couldn't think of the word for that thingie, because now I can't think of the word for it either.
|
|
" In a hearing earlier this month, Barr defended his use of the word, saying he doesn't think "the word spying has any pejorative connotation at all.
|
|
" At The Brag, Arca Bayburt writes Eight Reasons Why I Hate The Word "Lesbian," including that "it's difficult to divorce the word from its stereotypical baggage.
|
|
Mr. Collins and Mr. Haight figured out how to put the word HEX directly on top of the word YOU in three places in their grid.
|
|
Many redditors believe that the word "lost" isn't referring to the physical definition of the word, but rather the state of feeling psychologically lost or possessed.
|
|
Which says something about the culture, that the word for hatred of women is so widely understood and the word for hatred of men is incomprehensible.
|
|
This outlook has deep cultural roots in Germany's aversion to loose money; the word for "debt" in German is the same as the word for "guilt".
|
|
The new logo featured the word "TRUMP" atop the word "PENCE," doing away with the interlocking T and P logo that prompted former Democratic Michigan Rep.
|
|
For example, a picture of an apple might be matched with the word 'lively,' or a picture of a mountain range matched with the word 'open.
|
|
Though the geocaching community itself uses the word 'treasure' to describe caches, the word has a different meaning within the community than it does outside it.
|
|
"'Nutjob' is derived from the word 'nut' ("a crazy person") combined with the word 'job,'" Merriam-Webster wrote in a blog post on its website Friday.
|
|
The Fab Five's resident Brit, Tan France, said the word "squirrel" during episode one and instantly divided the internet over the correct pronunciation of the word.
|
|
"When I came to Silicon Valley 10 years ago, the word 'technology' may as well have been a dictionary definition for the word 'good,'" he said.
|
|
Mr. Rechnitz seemed to deliberately skirt the word "favor" on Tuesday, although he had used the word in earlier testimony about his relationship to City Hall.
|
|
"Anchoring the book, which is narrated by two kittens, is the word 'seesaw,'" the reviewer wrote, citing Ms. Karlin's playful, tongue-twisting use of the word.
|
|
" K. "I don't like to use the word diet because that's the reason I never went on a diet before — the word diet makes me miserable.
|
|
"I hate the word," said Overton Colbourne, 69, a professional engineer from Newfoundland who grew up at a time when the word delivered the sharpest slap.
|
|
"Dark blue?" had me thinking of color, but the word "dark" in this clue hints at bad behavior, and the word "blue" refers to the uniform.
|
|
The word on the street Gizelle Bryant is still the word on the street, though she's no longer boasting about it her Real Housewives of Potomac tagline.
|
|
Even if you've never seen the movie, you're probably aware that Jake Gyllenhaal says the word "quit" followed by the word "you" in one frequently quoted scene.
|
|
Goldberg's choice to quantify the barrage of the word as applied to art rather than qualify the many permutations of the word itself was a wise one.
|
|
One was for the image of the word in a stylized cursive font, the other was a "word mark" — just the word "cocky" in and of itself.
|
|
Another is the word "ibuprofen," which Crisis Text Line discovered is 16 times more likely to predict the person texting needs emergency services than the word suicide.
|
|
The word "dream" is almost as multi-faceted as the word "love", and because of that I thought Echoes of the Dreamtime would make a good title.
|
|
"In one of my first interviews, a reporter mentioned the word 'ambitious,' and I commented that the word annoyed me," Burch said in an official press release.
|
|
Eminem's use of the word "faggot" is prolific, while the post-NWA use of the word "nigga" as a term of endearment doesn't sit well with everybody.
|
|
Stephen Colbert unveiled the word "truthiness" on the pilot episode of his show "The Colbert Report" in 2005, and the word quickly caught on with the public.
|
|
I faltered a bit at 5D, where the word "arranged" in the clue signaled another anagram, because I had not seen the word spelled that way before.
|
|
Another reason to use the word judiciously is that our readers could end up focusing more on our use of the word than on what was said.
|
|
Thanks to the training with the data sets, Baidu's tool is able to predict the word that comes in the English sentence, even before the word is spoken.
|
|
"You're Christian, you believe in the word, you live by the word," Winfrey says to Johnson in an exclusive clip from the next episode of Super Soul Sunday.
|
|
Which means, when you hit Ctrl+F and punch in the word you're looking for, you won't have to scroll horizontally to find each instance of the word.
|
|
So I've explained again and again that fat activists use the word proudly in an effort to destigmatize not only the word, but by extension, the fat body.
|
|
" Today, Adam Perl offers us an homage to that anthem by anagramming the word TIMES in six symmetrical places in his grid, so the word is literally "changin'.
|
|
People use the word transcendent and I'm not criticizing the way people use the word because it's one of those words like "spiritual" that doesn't really mean anything.
|
|
"Obligation" is the word Craft uses over and over again to describe its trajectory and the word he used in a letter to customers announcing the restaurant's closing.
|
|
And no part of the Bible has been rewritten, only condensed and emojified, he said, so the word "and" becomes "&" and the word "light" becomes a light bulb.
|
|
Microsoft also notes that Ideas will bring something called the "Word Designer" to the word processor, which will help you style different parts of a document, including tables.
|
|
The subtitle of his book includes the word "hidden" and the first sentence the word "secrets," as if Wilentz alone sees clearly what is obscure to everyone else.
|
|
The 85033 trademark requests include two hashtag versions of the word, two companies seeking to claim the phrase "Covfefe Coffee" and 25 attempts to trademark the word alone.
|
|
A photograph taken last week of Trump's notes during a press briefing showed someone crossed out the word "Corona" in coronavirus and replaced it with the word "Chinese."
|
|
Wendy, who notes that she feels sorry for Humbert, asks Mr. Ivers what the word "folly" means, and he pretends she's asking him about the word "fondle" instead.
|
|
I think, rather, that in America the fear of the word "communism" is tied to a fear of the word "capitalism," another no-go word in polite discourse.
|
|
The word "volatility," the tendency of an asset to bounce around in price, is often used interchangeably with the word "risk" in financial literature, and with good reason.
|
|
" MIKE LOEWENGART, VICE-PRESIDENT, INVESTMENT STRATEGY, E*TRADE FINANCIAL, NEW YORK "The word 'patience' has been dropped and the word 'moderate' has been used to describe the economy.
|
|
Hughes clarified that she was in fact offended by the word "pussy" when Trump said it, and claimed CNN had run the video with the word bleeped out.
|
|
This enlightening tool shows that Trump has tweeted the word "loser" 170 times, the words "dumb" or "dummy" 162 times and the word "terrible" 142 times, among many others.
|
|
If you read it as "What makes the word 'nose' into the word 'noise'?" you might come up with AN I. It's an almost-but-not-quite anniversary puzzle.
|
|
Of course, while we understand Gay's intent in reframing the word for both herself and others, her proclamation that the word isn't offensive may not sit with all people.
|
|
Having as far as he knew invented the word, Tolkien provided an imaginary etymology for hobbit, in order to fit the word into the linguistic landscape of Middle-earth.
|
|
"I, too, am outraged by the war in Chechnya, but now the word 'Soviet' is being replaced by the word 'Russian,' and I also don't like it," he said.
|
|
Discussing Uber's 2019 financial results with analysts last week, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi used the word "focus" six times and the word "discipline" three times in his opening remarks alone.
|
|
" The computer begins to understand what the word means by noticing it occurs more frequently alongside the word "container," and near words that connote liquids like "water" or "milk.
|
|
Well, the thing about the tragic mulatto thing is you just have to erase the word mulatto and put the word tragic student of color at an elite university.
|
|
" - Annie, 30 "The word 'diarrhea' makes people uncomfortable.
|
|
" She then added ... "Take out the word 'probably.
|
|
" They use the word "standards" — "We have standards.
|
|
In the typeface, the word "Men" in "Men of the Year" is crossed out, with the word "Woman" scripted in handwritten font in its place — and put in quotation marks.
|
|
News, Grande covered up the word "reborn" inked by her left thumb (Davidson had the word tattooed on his right hand), turning it into a delicate arched laurel or feather.
|
|
As Thrasher points out, if you add "fuck fucker" and "fucked fucking" as contacts, the iPhone will stop auto-correcting the the word "fuck" into variations of the word duck.
|
|
The word technically means "strange" or "odd," but as Cara Giaimo detailed for Autostraddle, beginning around the 1890s, the word "queer" was used as a derogatory term for LGBTQ+ individuals.
|
|
Last notes: Fred's infuriating use of the word "girls" when talking to the handmaids makes me think the word should be banned to describe anyone over the age of 12.
|
|
One writer in the L.A. Times says the word doesn't upset her at all because technically the word refers to a geographical region which is indeed where she is from.
|
|
Either way, we all know the frustration when your iPhone refuses to recognize that the word you're trying to spell out is actually how you want the word to appear.
|
|
In 2014, Malaysia's highest court upheld a ruling barring a Christian publication from using the word "Allah" for Malay-speaking congregants, effectively denying use of the word to non-Muslims.
|
|
Google searches for the word were through the roof on Friday morning — and Merriam-Webster, the social-media-savvy dictionary, also tweeted that searches for the word had skyrocketed. trends.embed.
|
|
"When we think of the word mass incarceration we think of the word mass," said Nicole Fleetwood, an associate professor of American studies at Rutgers University and scholar on incarceration.
|
|
In the 1905 Swain trial, a senator objected when one of the managers used the word pettifogging, and the presiding officer said the word ought not to have been used.
|
|
For instance the word for a group of women is different than the word for a group of men — there's no general non-gendered term for a crowd of people.
|
|
"I prefer the word 'harmony' to the word 'balance' because balance tends to imply a strict tradeoff," Bezos said in an April 2018 interview with Axel Springer CEO Mathias Dopfner.
|
|
"Our failure to correct the error made by the courts below leaves in place a judgment that accepts the word of one party over the word of another," Sotomayor wrote.
|
|
" The computer begins to understand what the word means by noticing it occurs more frequently alongside the word "container," and also near words that connote liquids like "water" or "milk.
|
|
In an age where the word "disruptor" is thrown around ad nauseam, it's easy to forget that the pioneers of shaking shit up existed before the word "buzzword" was even invented.
|
|
As we previously reported ... officials say Wolf ripped the word, "Plantation," off the sign of the private community where he lives, "Classics Plantation Estates" because he believes the word is offensive.
|
|
But in America today, the word of a woman is still treated as less valuable than the word of a man, even if the subject in question is the woman's life.
|
|
Let's say you are in China, and you want to say the word "Bus;" instead of saying the word in Chinese, you can just show the emoji and they will understand.
|
|
Maybe they don't believe the word of a black man, or don't want to believe the word of a black man when it does not align with their own world view.
|
|
At the time, I hadn't even realized I was gay, but a predisposition to the word "fierce" could have told you something; I didn't even know where the word came from.
|
|
In recent years, automakers have started to bend the definition of the word to include sporty four-doors, but the Avista is a true coupe in every sense of the word.
|
|
The word "taboo" was long used to deride the superstitions of nonwhite populations; James Cook introduced the word tabu to Europe in his 1777 book A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean.
|
|
The same goes for sexual remarks, which some people heard in Mr. Trump's use of the word "nasty," though it's possible he didn't mean the word in that way at all.
|
|
Diane Feinstein did as a Democrat is refreshing because the Democrats — now they basically say the word 'Russia' more than they say the word 'America,' " Conway said on "Fox and Friends.
|
|
In response, Kamali has scrubbed the word "star" from his signage, as well as other products, like stickers (in some cases simply using a black marker to cover up the word).
|
|
And the word "crazy" and the word "girl" are applied to women in derogatory ways, and I wanted to take those words and use them in a way that I wanted.
|
|
At Thursday's press conference, a very disturbing picture emerged showing that Trump had crossed out the word "corona" and substituted it with the word "Chinese" in prepared remarks about the virus.
|
|
I refuse to use the word "peaceful," even though it's in the word I now see popping up in most headlines to describe Monday's gun rally downtown and at the capitol.
|
|
Set the time by scrolling through the numbers, the date by tapping on the word "Date," and how often you want the alarm to go off under the word "Repeat."3.
|
|
" Mackey said that poets have to "wring the word.
|
|
" Specifically, he wanted them scrubbed of the word "man.
|
|
And the word content actually to me — Awful word.
|
|
" Trump is a big fan of the word "beautiful.
|
|
" She later said she regretted using the word "half.
|
|
" The study in question doesn't contain the word "Nutella.
|
|
" Norwegians have the word fukka, which means "to copulate.
|
|
" The word that began the next paragraph was "nevertheless.
|
|
" The negative answer is implied in the word "obsessively.
|
|
" As I write this I consider the word "vulgar.
|
|
" This depends on how you define the word "deal.
|
|
The idea started small and has — what's the word?
|
|
That would be APO + STATES, or the word APOSTATES.
|
|
"I'm single — I'm putting out the word," she said.
|
|
" Austin didn't know the meaning of the word "homeless.
|
|
" Clinical, though, is definitely not the word for "Inanimate.
|
|
" People feel safer when they say the word "no.
|
|
" Which led to the birth of the word "Jellicle.
|
|
" Not once did the experts use the word "Communist.
|
|
" Trump tweeted on Monday night, misspelling the word "accusations.
|
|
" A BBC headline asked, " IS THE WORD ' GHETTO ' RACIST ?
|
|
" He called it PaseLaVoz, Spanish for "spread the word.
|
|
Some people forget the word "soup" and have to say "wet salad" to order their ideal meal, while others forget the word for that yellow fruit that comes in its own case.
|
|
Cuddy also noticed that when the mother was asked to repeat exactly what her son said, she used the word ''penis''; in his interview, the boy always used the word ''pee-pee.
|
|
Spouses might seek to know what sexuality-inferring software says about their partner (the word "gay" is 10% more likely to complete searches that begin "Is my husband…" than the word "cheating").
|
|
While the word earned him 176 points, he was also awarded five extra points for a failed challenge to the validity of the word by Nyman, for a total of 181 points.
|
|
We must find a way to turn the "m" in the word "me" upside down so it becomes a "w" in the word "we"; and to exercise our collective responsibilities as citizens.
|
|
There is a banner of Duchamp's infamous "Fountain," a neon rendition of Arp's woodcut "Poisson" and the word ART, each of its large letters rendered with small multiples of the word DEAD.
|
|
In today's case, Mr. Reynolds and Will Shortz are thinking about the end of the word "front," and the ending that they are asking for is "IER," to make the word FRONTIER.
|
|
I want to talk ... I keep wanting to say alt-right, but these guys don't even like the word alt-right, or some of them don't like the word alt-right anymore.
|
|
Dick Durbin maintains he heard President Trump use the word "shithole" during an immigration meeting to describe African nations, despite Republican senators over the weekend denying that was the word Trump used.
|
|
" A photographer from The Washington Post captured a photo of Trump's notes from a news briefing last week showing the word "corona" crossed out in coronavirus and replaced with the word "Chinese.
|
|
Nowadays the word "sentimental" is impossible to detach from its pejorative sense, but the original, philosophical sense of the word refers to thought that is either colored by, or proceeds from, feeling.
|
|
And the word "complicity" appears many times throughout the book, implying friendship and understanding, when the word in fact refers to the state of being an accomplice or partner in a wrongdoing.
|
|
"In the 1905 Swayne trial, a senator objected when one of the managers used the word 'pettifogging' and the presiding officer said the word ought not to have been used," Roberts said.
|
|
"In the 1905 Swayne trial, a senator objected when one of the managers used the word 'pettifogging' and the presiding officer said the word ought not to have been used," Roberts said.
|
|
"That tells us it's reached this level of usage that means native speakers are likely to come across the word in print, and the word is likely to stick around," Brewster said.
|
|
Mr. Trump's well-received address to Congress on Tuesday night, a conciliatory speech in which the word "we" outnumbered the word "I" by three to one, represented precisely that kind of shift.
|
|
Though the word comes from a political movement that began in Italy following the First World War, the word fascist has been used more broadly since then to describe intolerant and oppressive behavior.
|
|
I've organized forums and I call them 'From #Metoo We Rise' to have the word incest not be secret, to have the word rape not be something that can't be spoken out loud.
|
|
Many participants were showed a 2013 People Magazine video where the sexiest men alive say the word "moist" while others watched a control video that showed people saying the word to describe cake.
|
|
I had to make sure that none of the paintings in the stamp collection pictured four objects because four is unlucky; the word for 'four' in Cantonese sounds like the word for 'death.
|
|
In this world, we are witness to a moment when the word "optimal" is used in conjunction with the word "body," when people are trying to mold themselves into high-performance, precision machines.
|
|
"The word 'earned' desperately needs to replace 'given,' " she said.
|
|
" He never reads a line which contains the word "bitch.
|
|
They said using the word zhengshen had been a mistake.
|
|
So, what is it about the word "American" in titles?
|
|
It hopes to change public perceptions of the word "drone".
|
|
She is a diva in every sense of the word.
|
|
They're decorated with the word "Chunky," a tribute to Mars.
|
|
Almost nowhere in her writing does the word "cure" appear.
|
|
Let's now turn to Zuckerberg's use of the word "relevant".
|
|
They don't use the word "step" when describing their relationships.
|
|
McHale: There's LITERALLY the word 'cool' in my team name.
|
|
The word "distressed" has been daubed on the lower walls.
|
|
The word "satisfying" is a particularly common response among viewers.
|
|
You need to immerse yourself in the word of God.
|
|
But I agree optics is the word of the day.
|
|
" That depends on what he means by the word "limited.
|
|
They all have the word "asshole" in their Twitter bios.
|
|
The illustrator had drawn the word please over the image.
|
|
Whenever this period is discussed, the word gongshow inevitably surfaces.
|
|
"I had no idea what the word meant," Reagan said.
|
|
"He did not say the word 'sexual assault,'" Conway said.
|
|
" Gadde also commented on the use of the word "problematic.
|
|
The use of the word "superfluous" compounds the initial error.
|
|
"It's terrorism, in all senses of the word," he said.
|
|
"I use the word epidemic with great care," he wrote.
|
|
I have to add the word reform, very important word.
|
|
KUMAIL CAME WITH THE WORD IVE BEEN SAYING FOR EVER.
|
|
The chief evidence against him: the word of that neighbor.
|
|
The word 'ME!' in the mural is probably a clue.
|
|
The toilet stall has the word "loo" written on it.
|
|
Several names had the word "Here" written next to them.
|
|
Over 2000 videos contain the word "pizza" in the title.
|
|
Just saying the word Trump gets people very riled up.
|
|
He said the word "killer" was written, along with profanities.
|
|
They wanted to reuse the word "Oriental" and recontextualize it.
|
|
But here's my personal opinion: Just don't use the word.
|
|
" As a prime example, Brewster points to the word "negotiate.
|
|
It had the word "MINE" with an arrow pointing down.
|
|
His use of the word "bimbo" is not a mistake.
|
|
In fact, the word "temple" is derived from this assumption.
|
|
But for Wasserman, the word "passion" has lost its luster.
|
|
", made it into sticker search results for the word "crime.
|
|
But the egirls of TikTok aren't afraid of the word.
|
|
Tapping on the word will replace it with an emoji.
|
|
In society at large, the word gets pretty bad press.
|
|
Grande, however, has since covered the word with a feather.
|
|
"We are American Samoa," she said, emphasizing the word American.
|
|
I'm intentionally using the word "thing," because what is he?
|
|
Bonus point for the way they sing the word "sing".
|
|
CAG followers believe her word is the word of God.
|
|
The word 'Muslim' means the one who surrenders to God.
|
|
It was 1984, and the word "intersex" was unheard of.
|
|
"The word impeachment is a dirty, disgusting word," Trump said.
|
|
RB: I have used the word "portrait" from the beginning.
|
|
He's taken a hit, but he's getting the word out.
|
|
One dad even got the word on a license plate.
|
|
Putting the word out about how to get that cash.
|
|
Step three: text JoJo the word that we give you.
|
|
"Please help us spread the word!" says the Facebook post.
|
|
Step three: Text JoJo the word that we give you.
|
|
" Looking back now, the word I would use is "sheltered.
|
|
You are a champion in every sense of the word.
|
|
I really didn't have the word 'no' in my vocabulary.
|
|
And, the word of Beyoncé is always to be believed.
|
|
" Again, This Is Us has never heard the word "subtle.
|
|
" And just keep saying the word lawyer. "Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer.
|
|
What on earth could be funny about the word "Shafernacker"?
|
|
So I wrote four articles without using the word gay.
|
|
The man didn't say the word — he didn't have to.
|
|
The word "iconic" gets thrown around a lot these days.
|
|
And yes, I meant to use the word "big" there.
|
|
Step 3: Text JoJo the word that we give you.
|
|
" He emphasizes using the word "we," as opposed to "I.
|
|
On Instagram, the word "obsessed" turns up again and again.
|
|
But she avoids using the word "Rohingya", calling it "controversial".
|
|
An inordinate number had the word "gape" in the title.
|
|
"I actually misspelled the word 'odyssey' this morning," says Ford.
|
|
It's bigger in just about every sense of the word.
|
|
The word is out now: dragons can be gravely wounded.
|
|
But take away the word "wall" and the opposition softens.
|
|
The word on the Street is 'throw in the towel.
|
|
The word seemed just an utterance, a sound, without associations.
|
|
AND I REITERATE THE WORD OF MY FRIEND WARREN BUFFETT.
|
|
Put aside the word treason, which perhaps goes too far.
|
|
And he credits Baliti FM with helping spread the word.
|
|
That's the word from Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California.
|
|
I think like, I mean, authentic is maybe the word?
|
|
The word overkill doesn't seem to be in Sony's vocabulary.
|
|
Trump even delivers the word "peace" like it's a threat.
|
|
We're told the word was scrawled on the outer gate.
|
|
Unlike eureka, the word doesn't quite roll off the tongue.
|
|
Again, who knows what the word "hipster" precisely means anymore?
|
|
The company rarely uses the word "compensation" in its correspondence.
|
|
The word edge in this context means literal geographic distribution.
|
|
Just whisper the word "feminism" and the trolls come running.
|
|
In fact, the word "collusion" never appears in Barr's letter.
|
|
On July 19 the word "plagiarism" trended worldwide after Mrs.
|
|
I've always believed that the word can change the world.
|
|
"Wary" is the word most frequently invoked to describe them.
|
|
Fittingly, following Prince's death, interest in the word "icon" jumped.
|
|
Let's talk about the word misandry, because it's so loaded.
|
|
To Wozniak, the word "autopilot" is deceiving and potentially dangerous.
|
|
Still, the mom doesn't utter the word "mother" at all.
|
|
And then all of a sudden, the word is out.
|
|
Do you even understand the meaning of the word "separatist"?
|
|
Read More:Why Does Trump Love The Word "Beautiful" So Much?
|
|
It was certainly not liberal as metropolitans understood the word.
|
|
"The word I want to use is 'authority,'" she said.
|
|
What comes to mind when you hear the word "refinance"?
|
|
No one embodies the word 'grace' quite like Misty Copeland.
|
|
Are you not allowed to use the word "parasite" anytime?
|
|
If you don't like the word old, just ignore it.
|
|
The word from the palace is that he is besotted.
|
|
Where do you think the word ganja comes from, anyway?
|
|
Caution is the word of the day for Mrs. Clinton.
|
|
Armie Hammer and the word evil don't really go together.
|
|
"The Word Flow experiment is now complete," reads the note.
|
|
You're not allowed to speak the word 'whistleblower' at trial.
|
|
I know that for you the word 'impossible' doesn't exist.
|
|
" Textio may suggest swapping out "originality" with the word "ingenuity.
|
|
The word "phobia," however, is often misused in everyday communication.
|
|
"The word 'devastation' doesn't begin to cover it," Thacker said.
|
|
Sinclair: But I don't know what the word is yet.
|
|
People were so upset when I used the word Muslim.
|
|
And the Fed dropped the word "patient" from its statement.
|
|
He couldn't say, he couldn't find the word for it.
|
|
"I use the word epidemic with great care," Gottlieb wrote.
|
|
The word "hamas" also means zeal, or enthusiasm, in Arabic.
|
|
What exactly the word "liberal" means in America is contested.
|
|
" The video runs this line, bleeping out the word "hell.
|
|
I don't know what the word is from Spanish. Consumistas?
|
|
White pin depicting a boy urinating on the word Hillary.
|
|
The fight was unspectacular in every sense of the word.
|
|
Every time you hear the word, you have to kiss.
|
|
You asked her if we ever used the word ban.
|
|
The word hype was invented to describe books like this.
|
|
But again, Stotts doesn't believe in using the word ugly.
|
|
Look closely: the word "FAITH" appears from the fiery center.
|
|
So, Democrats are quivering when they hear the word, shutdown.
|
|
Avalanches are awesome, in the classical sense of the word.
|
|
But still: What did Matisse mean by the word "decorative"?
|
|
Our world is endlessly and uselessly using the word digital.
|
|
Many news outlets are still wary of using the word.
|
|
The judge also chastising the prosecution over the word "oligarch".
|
|
"No, I'm not hesitant to use the word," Nakul said.
|
|
Please spread the word with your teams and fellow Googlers.
|
|
Getting the word out about these tools is tricky, however.
|
|
I would use the word 'spiritual' or 'moving' or 'cathartic.
|
|
In some years, even the word "today" has been scrubbed.
|
|
The word "iconic" blazed again for Britney two years later.
|
|
Gordon became irate after Neronha used the word "marijuana" twice.
|
|
"Smidge keeps on saying the word perfect," she tells me.
|
|
"The word is that Burns is on lockdown," he said.
|
|
It is the recognition of the power of the word.
|
|
You people give a new meaning to the word WHORE.
|
|
Sheer. Just the word alone can be totally intimidating, right?
|
|
Answer: Not unless the word "alimony" means anything to you.
|
|
What do you mean when you say the word "journalist"?
|
|
"I don't see the word Hitler anywhere..." wrote one user.
|
|
"Disappointing is certainly the word," Sharks forward Tommy Wingels said.
|
|
The word "monopoly" is not so good, but you know.
|
|
The verb form of the word in German is ficken.
|
|
You gotta see the word he used to describe Marcia.
|
|
His take on the word is, umm ... something to see.
|
|
"Resistance" was scratched out, replaced with the word "autism" instead.
|
|
The word "tweet" earned more than 280 mentions from questioners.
|
|
It's likely the political usefulness of the word "refugee" itself.
|
|
People were so upset when I used the word 'Muslim.
|
|
When you hear the word "boss" who comes to mind?
|
|
"The word 'terroir' is a very loaded word," Campeau explains.
|
|
The word 'fox' is also just visually and orally appealing.
|
|
It also shows the word "governor" crossed out in red.
|
|
The word 'leak' refers to revealing secret and classified information.
|
|
We finally settled with Sky (they own the word "Sky").
|
|
My entire body clenches when I hear the word doxxing.
|
|
The word "sonder" is also tattooed right above his eye.
|
|
The word "carnage" was one of many allusions to violence.
|
|
Thank you to everyone who assisted with spreading the word.
|
|
I never even heard the word sex in the house.
|
|
Also, the way Krennic says the word "power" is amazing.
|
|
What was the word they were using at the time?
|
|
What comes to mind when you hear the word "benefits"?
|
|
"You're not allowed to speak the word 'whistleblower' at trial."
|
|
So walk me through how you get the word out.
|
|
Easiest way to get the word out, online or off.
|
|
For years, I couldn't say the word "sex" without blushing.
|
|
Islam was spread by both the word and the sword.
|
|
The word "first" is also one that brings big bucks.
|
|
The word synagogue unspools into a length of red thread.
|
|
The word "reliance" was mentioned 22019 times during oral arguments.
|
|
He used the word 'foistered' three times in a week.
|
|
The word "donors" does not equal "oligarchs," as some imply.
|
|
It's enough to make you Google search the word "hypocrisy."
|
|
Why is the word People capitalized, I hear you asking.
|
|
The word "crusty" doesn't usually inspire much of an appetite.
|
|
I also prefer to use the word 'clients' over 'patients.
|
|
Why, in 1944, had they never heard the word "Auschwitz"?
|
|
But the word of one woman did little to stick.
|
|
" He added he isn't a fan of the word "adjustment.
|
|
The word "unique," in and of itself, is an absolute.
|
|
" Moten proposes, as an alternative to "gender," the word "blur.
|
|
It's gothic in the Flannery O'Connor sense of the word.
|
|
Where the story becomes newsworthy is around the word "choose".
|
|
"He doesn't want to hear the word engineering," she said.
|
|
"The word character made the Securitate man hysterical," Müller recounted.
|
|
Saying the word in English gets me thinking about Christmas.
|
|
He later reposted his message with the word correctly spelled.
|
|
Siri was also programmed to never say the word "feminism".
|
|
You've said before that you don't like the word diversity.
|
|
I don't see what alternative to the word "lie" existed.
|
|
"The word I like to use is overcook," Lucroy said.
|
|
They do not know the meaning of the word 'peace.
|
|
"And I kept on hearing the word 'compliment,' " she said.
|
|
ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: You just said the word unmatched scale.
|
|
It calls him "Krotov," a variant of the word mole.
|
|
I was, in the truest sense of the word, broken.
|
|
I don't even know the word for it,'' he said.
|
|
They hear the word "disabled," and, suddenly, they become anxious.
|
|
The word went around during laborandum , the afternoon work period.
|
|
MNUCHIN: EXACTLY, I WOULD USE THE WORD THEY'VE BEEN SUSPENDED.
|
|
And that's what the word was, really, a humanitarian basis.
|
|
You will mostly see the word AGORA in crossword puzzles.
|
|
" It seems like the word Trump bristled at was "hero.
|
|
The word "antidepressant" refers to several different kinds of drugs.
|
|
The word "wall" has not crossed the president's lips, lambchop.
|
|
" The word extreme he pointed out, is a "tough word.
|
|
"They just put the word out for me," he said.
|
|
Tap the word "Insert" in the menu bar that appears.
|
|
The word we generally use for punching down is bigotry.
|
|
Do you know the word for a group of crows?
|
|
THE WORD SYMMETRICAL WAS IN THE STATEMENT TWICE THIS MONTH.
|
|
" The man had absolutely no conception of the word "no.
|
|
It also dropped the word 'neutral' when describing monetary policy.
|
|
But when Giroud uses the word complicated, he means difficult.
|
|
"I don't like the word 'autobiography,' " he tells an interviewer.
|
|
"I don't like to use the word 'album,'" he said.
|
|
He encountered the word "rhizome" while poring over the index.
|
|
The casual use of the word "triggered" needs to go.
|
|
"The word I use for it is 'unlearn,' " she said.
|
|
Media organizations regularly use the word "risky" to describe it.
|
|
Lots of people on cable TV scoffed at the word.
|
|
" He quotes Winnicott: "The word infant implies 'not talking' (infans).
|
|
Musk : Well, that wasn't how I was using the word.
|
|
Don't let the word "expanded" get your hopes up, though.
|
|
The word "love" was used 12 times in that story.
|
|
The word "absolute" in this context is a loaded one.
|
|
For good measure, Trump mentioned the word "gangs" five times.
|
|
The word travels among our group, and people step up.
|
|
In fact, the word family only came up seven times.
|
|
That's where the word Google came from, by my judgement.
|
|
We don't use the word 'drunk' [or] show wasted people.
|
|
What's the word for, like, a sapiosexual, but for garbage?
|
|
I use the word "babe" as a gender neutral term.
|
|
In last year's report, the word "occupation" appeared 43 times.
|
|
You didn't use the word racist, I'll grant you that.
|
|
I'd never even heard the word banter before I came.
|
|
We have misused the word tolerance to such an extent.
|
|
The polar opposite of cellar door is the word moist.
|
|
Does the word "corny" have anything to do with corn?
|
|
They taught me the true meaning of the word heroine.
|
|
Seems mum's the word after his sweet, yet controversial, deal.
|
|
Long live Diarrhea Planet and long live the word diarrhea.
|
|
Back then, we had never even heard the word 'consent'.
|
|
The word AI is increasingly bandied about with notable abandon.
|
|
Once I tattooed [the word] "blood" on a guy's penis.
|
|
Within the mental health community, the word has immense power.
|
|
But is this the best way to spread the word?
|
|
We tend to throw the word catharsis around a lot.
|
|
"If the word gets out, it gets out," he said.
|
|
They carved the word 'Penis' into the side of it.
|
|
Dr. Joachim Pömer: The word "disgusting" shouldn't exist for doctors.
|
|
"Don't let the word tea fool you," the piece reads.
|
|
Why is the word 'gay' something negative in my mind?
|
|
Reverend M. Barclay: The word means so much to us.
|
|
You use the word sin a lot in your writing.
|
|
Love those quotation marks around the word 'journalist,' I thought.
|
|
The word Black Thumb has associations with bruising and pain.
|
|
"Do not avoid using the word 'suicide,'" the book says.
|
|
I first heard the word "socialist" in the movie Clue.
|
|
I've always had a loose definition of the word 'infinite.
|
|
Spread the word or make a direct personal contribution here.
|
|
The word for these imaginative leaps of faith is empathy.
|
|
A form of the word "innovate" was used 32 times.
|
|
Even the word "Nürburgring," in this context, makes me cringe.
|
|
"I don't use the word 'frightening' often," he told me.
|
|
The word she used, Kavtaradze explained, was an unusual choice.
|
|
She found Jorjadze's use of the word a little odd.
|
|
The word Dumas had actually written was "interior," not interview.
|
|
Actually, the word "Trump" is conspicuously absent from the report.
|
|
Almost from its origins, the word "socialism" came with modifiers.
|
|
It is where I learned what the word 'pilfered' meant!
|
|
" He thought about the word I had taught him. "Genocide!
|
|
The word "plot" here refers to a plot of land.
|
|
Howard used the word "and" to replace "but" in conversation.
|
|
" With added high-pitched, theatrical emphasis on the word "FREAK.
|
|
I loathe the word "polished" in the context of prose.
|
|
Only, the word didn't really communicate that kind of size.
|
|
In such a situation, the word would sound ludicrously inadequate.
|
|
"I like the resonance of the word 'dreamer,' " he said.
|
|
Long before I started using the word, there were Makers.
|
|
They volley the word and poke fun at its impropriety.
|
|
On Wednesday morning, the affirmation began with the word life.
|
|
What happens when the word of the president actually matters?
|
|
That old papal practice is what gave us the word.
|
|
Attackers clearly had a target in mind: The word Pyeongchang2018.
|
|
The word abscond has appeared in nine articles on nytimes.
|
|
Previously, the word "services" was not included in that sentence.
|
|
"Just replace the word 'woman' with any minority," she said.
|
|
Mr. Clay uses the word "blackballed" when describing it now.
|
|
"The Word Pretty" is also of a surpassingly pleasing size.
|
|
Some readers didn't even know what the word gubernatorial means.
|
|
But all around China, gloom and uncertainty are the word.
|
|
Later on, the word started being used to signify chaos.
|
|
" They just didn't like that it had the word "trap.
|
|
The word I heard most was "intentionality" — especially about community.
|
|
Well, I didn't quite use the word "escape," but ... Yeah.
|
|
The word "franchise" is a verb, if you ask me.
|
|
You used the word 'no collusion' over and over again.
|
|
The effect was novel, in every sense of the word.
|
|
It messaged activists and asked them to spread the word.
|
|
Oh, I hear we can't use the word Gypsies anymore.
|
|
"I don't want to use the word sacrifice," he said.
|
|
The word "and" is the coordinating conjunction that connects them.
|
|
The word parable comes from the Greek word meaning comparison.
|
|
You could also try just texting back the word STOP.
|
|
The word jealousy fell out of favor in the '70s.
|
|
They're also working with influencers to get the word out.
|
|
The word feminist was not always affiliated with political liberals.
|
|
The word burst into the mainstream again in the 1970s.
|
|
These recordings have the potential to spread the word today.
|
|
Only the word used in connection with jihadists is deradicalization.
|
|
People often use the word "quirky" to describe your characters.
|
|
The word "sizzle" takes over the screen at one point.
|
|
SHAQUILLE O'NEAL: I don't want to use the word boring.
|
|
It's not that he doesn't like using the word deficit.
|
|
I wouldn't use the word "extreme" for nonviolent direct action.
|
|
Some consumers wanted the word banned from all food labeling.
|
|
The word "meat" by itself almost always refers to pork.
|
|
" He just seems to have badly misspelled the word "Republicans.
|
|
"I actually don't like using the word 'hafu,'" he said.
|
|
Bret Stephens: For once, the word "yuge" seems entirely apt.
|
|
Get one today and pass the word to a friend.
|
|
Part of the challenge is just getting the word out.
|
|
He let the word linger, then reached for the pen.
|
|
When everything is "curated," what does the word even mean?
|
|
The friend passed the word to his daughter, Abigail Fisher.
|
|
The word that kept coming back to me was flow.
|
|
The word "trans" doesn't stand for transition or even transformation.
|
|
That is what Friedrich Nietzsche did with the word über .
|
|
The word "necessity" suggests the idea of a bare minimum.
|
|
Scroll down and find the word "Browser" and tap it.
|
|
The word "pussy" is hardly unfamiliar to Russians in general.
|
|
The word "blog" was just starting to enter the lexicon.
|
|
And the word fun — F.U.N. — stands for Finally Understanding Nothing.
|
|
The president's use of the word Tuesday drew immediate criticism.
|
|
That sense of unease is the word we talked about.
|
|
What comes to mind when you hear the word "protest"?
|
|
The people in my world might use the word 'testy'!
|
|
It's unsurprising, especially with the word "gab" in her name.
|
|
The word comes from Greek ones: nostos, homecoming; algos, pain.
|
|
In native parlance, the word denotes Manhattan below Fourteenth Street.
|
|
The word "normal" comes up often in descriptions of them.
|
|
Cado: No. Austin: No, is the word "chess" in there?
|
|
He comes up with the word "objective" to use instead.
|
|
He has no idea of what the word "sacrifice" means.
|
|
The word is loaded with associations of snobbery and exclusivity.
|
|
"Most people don't like the word 'polyamorous,' " Nelson told me.
|
|
When he sings the word miracle, he doesn't sing, miracle!
|
|
The word that — you know, we was like, yo, juice.
|
|
But the word has become politicized in the United States.
|
|
Still, Lind really thinks Color Factory epitomizes the word experience.
|
|
The word "Facebook" is mentioned in the discussion exactly twice.
|
|
On the placards, protesters added the word "still" before ″desperate.
|
|
It wasn't about stealing, I never used the word copy.
|
|
HE LIKES USING THE WORD RECIPROCAL BECAUSE IT'S VERY CLEAR.
|
|
The word "greatness" is repeated twice in the short chapter.
|
|
"I use the word epidemic with great care," Gottlieb said.
|
|
A course is only one way of spreading the word.
|
|
But the word still pinpoints that which transgresses human decency.
|
|
"She lived and died by the word," Ms. Dunn said.
|
|
The word exists both as a noun and a verb.
|
|
In 2014, vandals painted the word "lies" on the monument.
|
|
I hate the word faith, but that's all there is.
|
|
Trump is a predator in every sense of the word.
|
|
" She placed an almost voracious emphasis on the word "interesting.
|
|
They used the word "terminal" in signs, which is confusing.
|
|
"I hate to use the word 'close,'" Mr. Castronovo said.
|
|
The word "conspiros," from the Greek, means to breath together.
|
|
"I don't want to use the word 'responsibility,'" he said.
|
|
Wilson used the word "decentralized" not just once, but twice.
|
|
And you can use the word 'fantasy' if you want.
|
|
The word the twentieth century coined for that was totalitarianism.
|
|
Consider granola: The word used to be a derogatory term.
|
|
When he stumbled on the word "editing," Zohre prompted him.
|
|
Lies, lies, lies, lies — the word swam in her head.
|
|
For many, the word "density" conjures up overcrowding and congestion.
|
|
Tap the word "Group" at the top of the screen.
|
|
I always joke there's no 'I' in the word team.
|
|
Jim was a patriot in every sense of the word.
|
|
And the two leaders still view the word very differently.
|
|
The word "or" is crucial, according to the 9th Circuit.
|
|
" During the interview, Peretti repeatedly returned to the word "sustainable.
|
|
A: First of all, I wouldn't use the word "therapy".
|
|
The word has become so big that it must fail.
|
|
The word is out: it's an especially bad flu season.
|
|
In Canada, John added the word "Freeman" to his name.
|
|
The United Nations does not apply the word "genocide" lightly.
|
|
The word, then, is great to describe the Lincoln Aviator.
|
|
" Pomper added: "The word I would have used is trust.
|
|
I never knew I was a — what's the word — conundrum.
|
|
"I don't remember him saying the word 'love,'" Nielsen said.
|
|
Winners are indicated by an asterisk and the word WINNER.
|
|
MA You used the word "primordial" a couple of times.
|
|
No wonder the word cancer and cancel look so similar.
|
|
"Mad is not even the word for it," he said.
|
|
And the obvious thing is the word itself carries connotation.
|
|
CNN: You told me you don't like the word hate.
|
|
So when I say the word devastated, it's an understatement.
|
|
If you guessed that the word is MIC, you're correct.
|
|
That account hasn't used the word "climate" since December 21800.
|
|
The word that begins in the square with that number.
|
|
The word came back that it was indeed Mr. Kim.
|
|
The capital letter of the word "Colombia" is CEE. See?
|
|
Rose never once used the word rape in that conversation.
|
|
The word immigration did not come up in his speech.
|
|
Clinton's use of the word as a noun is rare.
|
|
" The word for fear of the number 13 is "triskaidekaphobia.
|
|
These days we are more secular — is that the word?
|
|
"ARM does not typically use the word broadly," they said.
|
|
Warren's use of the word "persist" is not by accident.
|
|
Here again, we find the word "social" leading to confusion.
|
|
"The word 'God' makes me think of him," she said.
|
|
For years at a time, the word is seldom used.
|
|
Ms. Soto spreads the word through vegan groups on Facebook.
|
|
That was genuinely smart, in every sense of the word.
|
|
"It all came down to the word 'boner,'" she said.
|
|
Reappropriating the word "is an effort at branding," she said.
|
|
The exhibit description does not even mention the word 'photograph.
|
|
Another shows Trump and Kim together above the word "PEACE".
|
|
When you hear the word robot what do you imagine?
|
|
What do you picture when you hear the word "refugee"?
|
|
Today we tend to use the word "gleaning" differently, metaphorically.
|
|
"This is a dreeeeam," she said, stretching the word out.
|
|
The movie understands that the word isn't a numerical distinction.
|
|
I always use the word "deadpan," but he hates it!
|
|
We were blown away in every sense of the word.
|
|
In contrast, the Chronicles of Prydain feel ... what's the word?
|
|
I'm as American as I think the word "American" means.
|
|
The word "solo" record has always been cringeworthy to me.
|
|
He used the word "brilliant" when his own name appeared.
|
|
When someone says [the word] album, I don't think electronic.
|
|
Anchors at ABC and CBS used the word "blank" instead.
|
|
But the word could refer equally well to Taseer himself.
|
|