-
Wilmington described It
Takes Two as "a
modestly budgeted comedy with...a
frowzy plot" that
nevertheless "has
relentless pace and snap, real
comic vigor...
- virtuous-where is your mother?" (Romeo and
Juliet 2.5.59–61) "There were
frowzy fields, and cow-houses, and dunghills, and dustheaps, and ditches, and gardens...
- Joey on Broadway. "...the ever-daring Ms.
Plimpton exudes a been-there,
frowzy sensuality that
summons a host of hard-bitten
dames from 1930s
movie melodramas...
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froggish froggy froglike frogly from
frost frostbitten frosting frosty froward frowzy frumpy **** (informal)
fudge Fulbright fulfill fulfillment full fun funny...
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undisciplined performance adds to the
general lack of balance. Foolish,
frowzy Amy is
quite outside her range, and her
fidgety gestures and
character "business"...
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William Pinkethman as Baldernoe,
Joseph Haines as Rumour,
William Bullock as
Frowzy, Jane
Rogers as
Sylvia and Mary Kent as Friskit.
Watson p.1041
Lowerre p...
- woman.
Although relatively young, Stan
himself is
referred to as stătut ("
frowzy" or "lacking in freshness"), and the
wording reflects rural attitudes about...
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Biographer Marguerite Courtney describes their first encounter: in [her]
frowzy wig and dead
white makeup, the
famous star
looked closer to
forty than eighteen...
- "Six of the
frowzy-headed
Fishers in a pose", from Finley's
American Birds, 1908....
- bull-faced, and
freckled fair; With two left legs, and Judas-coloured hair, And
frowzy pores, that
taint the
ambient air.
Subsequently the
letters became more...
