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- Justice,
Johnson the Magnanimous,
Johnson the
Vindictive or
Johnson the
Uncouth, LBJ the Hick,
Lyndon the Satyr, and
Johnson the Usurper".
Johnson had...
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refer to an unsophisticated,
rural Southerner): "rude, unsophisticated,
uncouth." This
meaning derives from the
Yahoo race of
fictional beings from Gulliver's...
- the
early stages of the library's
history were
dedicated to
remove the "
uncouth", and "barbarous patois",
which is
being preserved. However, it did achieve...
- ****anese are conflicted:
Blackthorne is
disparaged as a
leader of a filthy,
uncouth and
disgraceful European rabble. Regardless, he
continues to
advance in...
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because Yahoo's
founders liked the word's
meaning of "rude, unsophisticated,
uncouth" (taken from
Jonathan Swift's book Gulliver's Travels). The
distress call...
- was as much
political as literary,
aimed at
upstart young writers deemed uncouth for
their lack of education, non-formal
rhyming and "low diction". They...
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something that will
raise eyebrows as a
career move so
Donald tries to land an
uncouth but very
wealthy client named Noah. Noah
suggests they meet for drinks...
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bunch of undesirables" and to "establish that the
Stones were threatening,
uncouth and animalistic".
Stewart left the
official line-up, but
remained road...
- [ˈɡiɾi]) is a
colloquial Spanish word
often used in
Spain to
refer to
uncouth foreign tourists,
particularly people from
Great Britain. However, it can...
