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The use of gay to mean "homosexual" was in origin merely an extension of the word's sexualised connotation of "carefree and un
inhibited", which implied a willingness to disregard conventional or respectable sexual
mores.
In addition to rules there is usually a universal set of
The mood is down beat- in fact
mock Gothic in the Poe inspired sub-plot involving the re
novation of the Manor House- and the book is shot through with
mordant wit but there are also lighter moments of tenderness and near slapstick.
Brooke was a cultured man - linguist (speaking German with a Lancashire accent), musician, an expert judge of painting, and with his
mordant wit, an entertaining speaker; his own literary interests ensured an agreeable style of writing.
mordants The quantities of
mordant used in preparing fibre for dyeing have been the subject of much disagreement over recent years.
Play as Nettie: Go to the
mordant St. NY.
It was done a disservice by being shown at about 4AM, but I taped it and thoroughly enjoyed watching it. Unlike the former film, Ridicule isn't a light-hearted frippery, but a
mordant indictment of French court life just prior to the revolution.
A wary African-American passenger (Rodney Hicks) understandably (and with
mordant humor) fears racist treatment from the largely white, rural community.
It is drenched in white-separatist racial solidarity;
mordant self-pity; and conspiracy thinking.
TV's most nuanced explorations of health care are on BBC's “Call the Midwife,” set among Anglican nurse-midwives after the Second World War, and HBO's
mordant black comedy “Getting On,” about a geriatric ward corroded by for-profit funding.
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Two hundred years after the Battle of
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