In reply to Dakon's "
What's the word?" he informed us that the militiamen were deserting.
The Strength of the Strong
What's the word? Lorna Montgomery reading to Lee Donoghue
A fairytale ending; Kids come together to celebrate World Book Day by dressing up as their favourite characters
Making me think that nothing is ever good enough
What's the word? Delusional.
First things first 14/10/18
She's not getting used to it at all, and the presence of this real-life Duffy is making her current manuscript,
what's the word?, oh yeah--lousy.
Edited Out
He didn't have -
what's the word? - the fortitude to say, 'Yes, we had a fight and he beat me.'.
He's big, he's strong but he's got NO balls; bj's a poser who cares more about his commentary career, says aussie who beat him
January 2014:
What's the word? Sport Relief asked the girls to Little Mix-up a cover of Cameo's Eighties hit Word Up and they duly obliged.
Big success; Two young lasses from South Shields make up half of the Little Mix mix. That means we can be canny proud of the world's biggest girl band. Sam Wonfor goes back to their X Factor beginnings and chronicles the highs and highers of (our) Jade, (our) Perrie, Jesy and Leigh-Anne ahead of three arena gigs on Tyneside
"You have a number of very good players, and it's —
what's the word? It's not a privilege, but it's a compliment that you guys would say that, so thank you.
Konta resists Australian overtures after Venus upset, Murray safely through
well,
what's the word?' 'Get me a drink of water,' she says.
MORNING SERIAL
"If somebody poisons my garden I get very, very -
what's the word? - outraged.
How seedy humans have become; Steven Berkoff talks sex, violence and Laura Davis meets Shakespearean villains. the self-styled bad boy of British theatre
What's the word?" McDod says trying to break the ice with Jojo, whose appearance alludes to his rebel without a cause nature.
Cinerama : Horton Hears a Who!
Last May Larry Berkove discussed the relevance of Connecticut Yankee to the general subject of political satire on the national MLA radio program,
What's the Word? (#234).
Report from the President
what's the word? Something equivalent to that phrase "man of the theater," so let's try "man of dance."
Attitudes
And
what's the word? "Titanic" is a major winner, according to "the buzz." So is Jim Brooks' new picture, formerly titled "Old Friends" and now named "As Good as It Gets" (Brooks is as neurotic about titles as he is about editing changes).
'The buzz' turns beneficent
Who needs to know that a red wine is "bursting with fruit, like melon and a hint of wild blueberry that's creamy but wrapped round in a sort of...a sort of wild animal, like a fox...sort of undergrowth in spring smell, just before May?" If that's what it takes to enjoy wine properly, I'll stick to beer because it's er...oh
what's the word? Em...oh yeah, it's nice.
Nuala McKeever column