- "The Aristocrats" is a taboo-defying, off-color joke that has been told by
numerous stand-up
comedians and
dates back to the
vaudeville era. It relates...
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Joseph Haslewood (5
November 1769 – 21
September 1833) was an
English writer and antiquary. He was a
founder of the
Roxburghe Club.
Haslewood was born...
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Babbling is a
stage in
child development and a
state in
language acquisition during which an
infant appears to be
experimenting with
uttering articulate...
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modernized version of
Hedda Gabler,
which she
mistakenly calls "Hedda
Gabbler" and
believes to have been
written by
Anton Chekhov.
Bridget intends to...
- competition. The
Guardian wrote "Next
Level Chef is a breathless,
bewildering gabble of a show. This is a
cookery contest that is so
obsessed with contrived...
- 2010.
Retrieved May 2, 2014. "Sarah Drew
Talks Grey's & Mad Men | Grey's
Gabble". Greysgabble.com.
Archived from the
original on May 3, 2014. Retrieved...
- Productions, such as The
Aristocats (1970), as
Abigail Gabble (the Goose) (alongside S****ey as
Amelia Gabble) and
Robin Hood (1973) as Maid Marian, a
vixen (again...
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dives in and
rescues her, and is
himself rescued by
Amelia and
Abigail Gabble, two
English geese on holiday. The
geese lead the cats to the outskirts...
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Gibberish may have come from the Gipsy, and at the same time owe
something to
gabble, jabber, and the old
Norse or
Icelandic gifra. Seaborg,
Glenn T. (March...
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happen when a
producer becomes frightened of a
great text... a
torrent of
gabble and shouting. Some of the most
concise dramatic poetry in all Shakespeare...
