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Blowzy Weirdos is an
album by the
British band King of the Slums,
released in 1991 on the
Cherry Red label. "Gone All Weirdo" "Smile So Big" "Casin' the...
- "war-is-swell
series [aimed] at
anyone who
remembers World War II as a rousing,
blowzy,
fraternity turkey-shoot."
Although the
title Baa Baa
Black Sheep comes...
- too much fat that is not
balanced by
acidity is said to be "flabby" or "
blowzy". Finesse: a wine of high
quality that is well balanced. Finish: the sense...
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peeling off
lines like "Life's full of hard
choices . . . I'n't it?" with
blowzy relish or
erupting from the
ocean like Moby **** on bonbons. — The Los Angeles...
- band's ordinary, and the
lyrics (both hers and
those she chooses)
often get
blowzy; the only grade-A cuts are 'Jerry's Pigeons' and (A plus) 'The Sweetest...
- "Drowsy" (i.e. "tipsy") Chaperone, pla**** in the show-within-a-show by a
blowzy Grande Dame of the Stage,
specializing in "rousing anthems" and not above...
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confidential swagger, [she is] a
musical comedy performer with all the
blowzy glamor of the
girls on the
sheet music of 1916. Kerr
perceived deficiencies...
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Carry On
Again Doctor Wedding Guest Uncredited 1970 Some Will, Some Won't
Blowzy Woman 1971 On the
Buses Peggy 1973 The Best Pair of Legs in the Business...
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Thaxter does well by a
smaller part as Ryan's girl. A
standout is the br****y,
blowzy femme created by Mary Astor—a
woman of the
streets who
gives Heflin shelter...
- Gray,
Christopher (September 30, 1990). "Streetscapes: The Dorilton; A
Blowzy 1902
Broadway Belle". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331.
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