- Look up
drivel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Drivel may
refer to:
Drivel,
nonsense speech Drivel, an
American term for
saliva Driveling, the act...
- Pure
Drivel is a
collection of
stories by
Steve Martin,
published in 1998, many of
which first appeared in The New Yorker. Pure
Drivel at Amazon.com v...
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Peter Lawrence Buck (born
December 6, 1956) is an
American musician and songwriter. He was a co-founder and the lead
guitarist of the
alternative rock...
- at a zombie-like army for
nearly three excruciating hours of this
noisy drivel."
Monika Rawal ****reja of
Hindustan Times stated that "For
those with a...
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nourished on the
watery pap of pop music,
could have
fallen for such tenth-rate
drivel". On July 29, four days
after Newport,
Dylan was back in the
studio in New...
- commented: "How
insensitive does
somebody have to be to
write that load of
drivel?" In 2013, a
formal complaint was made
against David Crompton,
South Yorkshire's...
- life:
deepities – 'A
deepity isn't just any old pseudo-profound bit of
drivel. It's a
specific kind of
statement that can be read in two
different ways...
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October 2019. Craven,
Peter (8 Sep 2011). "At Home With Julia:
inane drivel of the most
idiotic kind".
Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Archived...
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represented as France's most
influential intellectual) as the
preacher of "
drivel";
Marshal Philippe Pétain as the
senile puppet of
Laval and the
French royalists...
- "strong line in
parodies of the [type of]
political speech that
veers into
drivel." Holt
originates from Somerset, in the west of England. Holt
jointly wrote...
