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point out the errors if you come across any. (There are some really special
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send us your answers incase you’ve completed the entire exercise; there’s a
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Always
remember – “practice makes perfect; thus, we are what we repeatedly do”
1.
The man could
_______ at his own mistakes, but turned into raging bull whenever I made one.
2.
The _______
was deep and jovial, yet any listener could pick out the sinister tone.
3.
Like the TV
shows, audiences are never sure if they are going to have a _______ or a lump
in the throat from one moment to the next.
4.
They make fun
of the three-piece suite, _______ at the Artex, rummage hilariously though the
display cabinet, then leave.
5.
She was
beginning to _______ a little, being painfully aware of the apparent lack of
logic.
6.
This is
ludicrous, and you may feel the urge to simultaneously roll your eyes, _______
out loud, and change the channel.
7.
I tried to
make a joke of it, but my _______ was fake, a desperate tint to it, well the
whole thing seemed desperate actually.
8.
He would
sneak around at night and set up jokes and tricks and then _______ at the staff
members who got caught in them.
9.
Malicia used
to make me _______ when she told me of the harmless jokes and pranks she played
earlier that day.
10.
After working
alone, talk, _______ and interact with others for an instant lift.
11.
Being an
action figure made me _______ at first because an icon was so far from the
world I'd been living in in England.
12.
So, it's a
good job that I've been very busy this week and so not found much to _______
out loud at.
13.
I _______ at
my own jitteriness, but as I get dressed, it is at least ten minutes before I
realise that both the lamps have been turned off.
14.
They're all
fab and they tell me when I'm acting up, and _______ at me as much as possible
which, I think, is very important and very British.
15.
I heard her
_______ at me, which made my blind hate take control over all of my senses.
16.
Madison
dances with Jack, and they happily _______ and chat during the lively jig.
17.
It was definitely
something to _______ about afterwards but certainly not at the time.
18.
Her
coquettish verve and her lippy song material will make the gals share a _______
and leave the ducktail set absolutely spellbound.
19.
Gideon smiled
to himself, loving her _______ and the way it made her eyes twinkle like
lustrous sapphires.
20.
A quick
student, she memorised entire scripts and soon learned how to cry or _______ on
command.
21.
He takes his
shots at me, but he has an acerbic, curmudgeonly style that gives me a _______
and he happily owns up to his prejudices.
22.
I gave a
weak, watery _______ before pulling away a bit to look up at my oldest friend.
23.
It is these
kinds of charges and accusations that make people _______ at the military.
24.
Just as you
marvel at the ingenuity of the filmmaking, you _______ at the sheer audacity of
it all.
25.
He managed to
make Marin actually _______ when he described the incident with the paper clip
and the water cooler that had flooded half the floor.
26.
It's made me
_______ from your dry humor and weep for the victims of corporate crime
tactics.
27.
His thoughts
were interrupted by Tobin's hearty _______, a _______ that jarred him from his
stolid stance and sent him reeling with confusion.
28.
I have always
thought that the best way to begin to accommodate to new circumstances is to
learn to _______ in them.
29.
I went there
to _______ at the washed-up child star, and I'm sorry that I ever thought like
that.
30.
Unfortunately,
my voice had risen five octaves higher than I had expected it to and this just
made him _______ harder.
31.
The
soundtrack sounds reasonably clean, and the dialogue and _______ tracks are
acceptably distinct.
32.
Stella the
happy talker, with a _______ that fills the room and warms the heart.
33.
They have
made us think about ourselves by making us _______ at our own absurdity.
34.
His hair is
graying already, he has grey stubble on his chin, wrinkles, _______ lines, and
crows feet.
35.
Her smile,
combined with the off the wall remark, elicited a _______ from Gael.
36.
A well loved
member of the card playing circuit for many years his hearty _______ could
always be heard above any din.
37.
Milne gives a
big Aberdonian _______ and says how much she loves confounding expectations.
38.
There was a
ripple of _______ter among the men and she quickly smiled and gave a small
_______ as if it was a joke.
39.
While she was
being tried, she had the audacity to _______ at questions presented to her.
40.
Lindbergh
made them _______ by wiggling his ears and his shoes were so big that they put
puppets in them at night.
41.
This idiot
and his team of oafs had the audacity to patronize and _______ at Eugene last
night.
42.
Various tours
are available by speed boats that take you for the most spectacular views, even
up the gut to _______ in the face of El Diablo.
43.
It tells six
stories, tenuously linked, that are at times heartbreaking, but still _______
out loud funny.
44.
It can make
the audience _______ riotously one moment before chilling them into a somber
silence.
45.
I didn't
think the trailer was some sort of _______ riot, but I don't think it was
unfunny either.
46.
Watch out for
the programme to be telecast shortly and _______ your guts out!
47.
His new takes
on the classic tales made us _______ out loud at more than one bedtime.
48.
Her brothers
sought an opportunity to avenge the wrong that causes men like Ulick to _______
and jest, and women to hide their faces and die.
49.
The channel
packed in games such as shouting match and hoopla that caused a _______ riot
among the crowd.
50.
These
magazines are good for a _______ but they get really really tedious and
brain-numbing.
51.
As he lay
down on the mat, with a bewildered expression on his face, he heard a clear and
ringing _______ from the girl, a genuine happy _______.
52.
The
sergeant's mouth twitched and I knew he was trying not to _______ at my
long-windedness.
53.
Tim is a good
_______ and Mani, well, what can I say about him apart from he's a complete and
utter star.
54.
The wild-eyed
soldier rushed out like an animal released from captivity, and leaned along the
railing, starting to _______ with uncontrollable joy.
55.
The staff
were wonderful, friendly, approachable, the porters made me _______ and were
teasing me lots on the way to the theatre.
56.
My own
children always _______ at my teacherly impulses to say that the students
should tell the teachers what is going on, but there it is.
57.
A Rhode
Islander would _______ at any one trying to use a knife and fork to eat a clam
bake.
58.
His wrinkles
and _______ lines accented a face of solitude and sadness, and his old uniform
was becoming tattered, its former blue colour fading.
59.
I've ambled
down quiet back roads where tiny children _______ their way home from school.
60.
I almost
_______ but Martin Compston, patron saint of leisurewear in Scotland, just
grins.
61.
Drew _______
softly to herself, a _______ that made Devlin wonder if she was _______ at him.
62.
I _______ at
her, pull my clothes towards me and then glance at the Rolex adorning my left
wrist.
63.
As Nora
listened to him _______ and shout with the others, she set her elbow on the
table, resting her head upon it, and sighed wistfully.
64.
Annoyance
flashed through Rosemarie like lightning as a deep, resonant _______ came from
above.
65.
The narrative
is tangential and anecdotal, a linear mosaic of small failures and smaller
successes, interspersed with _______ out loud one-liners.
66.
Sorin is not
the usual whingeing ancient, but a sardonic, angry old man who can _______
bitterly at himself.
67.
Oskar
resealed the letter and began to _______ as he replaced it under Dorothea's
door.
68.
We feel free
to _______ at his anarchic humour because we can feel we're _______ at fascism
and the human stupidity that reinforces fascism.
69.
It always
surprised me when Jem would _______ hysterically if Ben zinged me with the
ultimate joke of which I was the victim.
70.
Some people
might _______ at them as airport novels, but I get a good read from them.
71.
And, that
great corrupter, the fear that if you don't _______ you will be seen as a prig
and a killjoy.
72.
It's kinda
growing on me though, because it makes me _______ when I see it and that's got
to be a good thing.
73.
At least 25
per cent of the gags were funny enough to get me to _______ out loud, which
counts for something.
74.
Will leant
back and let out a huge bellow of _______ter that made me _______ all the
harder.
75.
His brow is
uncreased by worry or doubt, and the only wrinkles he might acquire are _______
lines.
76.
The ultimate
aim is to spread the message of _______ter, by making others _______ and become
happy.
77.
Along with
weird and wacky hairstyles and tattoos, players can now add everything from
bags under the eyes to _______ lines.
78.
Obsessed with
eternal life and beauty, she goes beyond sticking to a low-carb diet and
shooting Botox into her _______ lines.
79.
Pity the poor
candidates who believe they can get by on charisma, pandering, and _______
lines alone.
80.
I notice that
nowadays in politics you've got to get your _______ line first.
81.
The movie
never has much space to breathe, and there are only one or two real _______
lines in the entire film.
82.
Even today, I
can _______ and cry and express anger through my fingers on piano keys.
83.
She likes
large gestures, preferably telegraphed in advance to cue the _______ lines.
84.
However, I
must say that, you know, I always _______ with him, but his policies are no
_______ matter.
85.
Through
reduction, the satirist aims at to make the reader _______ at his subject.
86.
Their stupid
opinion is just as valid as the millions of people who _______ this assertion
to scorn.
87.
It was rather
unpleasant, but yet it sounded like the _______ of a person you could trust.
88.
The pantomime
is a _______ a minute with curly wigs, outrageous costumes, banter and
confusion the order of the day.
89.
For years I
have been astigmatic to a degree that even bats point and _______ at me.
90.
I think the
decision to throw Ricky and me together throughout the series was a fantastic
idea and it has been a _______ a minute.
91.
This will be
the group's 15th production and all who come along are guaranteed value for
money and a _______ a minute into the bargain.
92.
Behind its
heavy door and a dark glass wall, the formal dining room isn't exactly a
_______ a minute.
93.
Last week's
meeting was literally a _______ a minute, with a great turnout once more of
both members and guests.
94.
When he
finally gets to see the contract, he will, in all probability, _______ as much
as I did.
95.
It'd make me
_______ like a drain if I won, which probably isn't a very good recommendation.
96.
It will,
however, almost certainly make you _______ like a drain several times.
97.
My own
marriage give me lots of material for my cartoons, but, unfortunately, my wife
is so great that most of the time, the _______ is on me.
98.
Her eyes
squint and her lips pulse making her _______ even more lovely to hear.
99.
If he loused
it up in any way, everybody would _______ and they would do it over again.
100.
Then he wrote
a best-selling book which sounded very much like having the last _______ at his
investors' expense.
101.
You have to
_______ but she'll have the last _______ when she gets offered all the plum
roles as a female pirate.
102.
It's also an
old master having the last _______ on a movie project that seemed destined to
fail.
103.
The pilot was
wincingly painful to watch as it was littered with a _______ track and poorly
written jokes.
104.
Amanda is a
good mate, I haven't seen her much but I know she is a _______ and a great
mate, and she is a good mate to Sam as well.
105.
I have to
confess that I always get a good belly _______ out of such nonsense.
106.
You'll
_______ just as much at the elevator scene as you'll gasp at the runaway train
sequence.
107.
It was good
to see the crowd stop taking themselves so seriously and have a _______ for
once!
108.
For the first
time in a long while I actually went to see a play billed as a comedy that made
me _______ out loud.
109.
The head
doorman is a bit of joker and you can have a _______ with him but it's not
advisable to upset him too much.
110.
There are
pieces in there that cause me to _______ out loud and that can only be a good
thing.
111.
All he knew
was that that _______ sounded like nothing he had ever heard before.
112.
She tried not
to _______ when she remembered that he did have manicured hands.
113.
It is a
moment so bloated and overblown, there is nothing to do but _______ out loud.
114.
Trying to
make the audience _______ is perhaps not much more difficult than trying to
explain why it _______.
115.
I have not
heard an audience _______ so hard and so long in a movie theater in a long
time.
116.
He had the
same lopsided grin he sported to make people _______ at his antics.
117.
Her _______
sounded forced and nervous sometimes, but you could tell the difference.
118.
I did have a
text-message from a female friend last night which made me _______ out loud.
119.
There are
plenty of gags, but few that are likely to make you _______ out loud.
120.
I've tried
talking to my parents but they just seem to _______ it off and ignore me saying
that I'll feel better tomorrow.
121.
It went down
reasonably well and people _______ at the appropriate moments thank God.
122.
Brad _______
a bit, his _______ter ending in a slight wince as the pain flared up again.
123.
But Musgrave,
in his sturdy, common-sense way, only _______ at her seriousness over such
kickshaws.
124.
They _______
and hurried sheepishly downstairs, leaving the key on the reception desk in the
hotel lobby.
125.
He winked and
_______ at his joke, putting a friendly arm around her shoulders.
126.
He _______,
placing his arms over mine, intertwining our fingers and wrapping both our arms
around my upper torso.
127.
She _______
and Eddie chuckled at her fond recollections of her mischievous nephew.
128.
In many other
cultures he'd be _______ at, and sent to a psychiatrist for being tied to his
mother's apron strings.
129.
He _______
aloud in wonder, and smiled benevolently down at the recumbent figure in his
lap.
130.
She even
_______ in the witness box under re-examination from the prosecutor.
131.
Women, they
say, _______ more at jokes involving wordplay, while men preferred more
aggressive humor.
132.
The two men
_______ and looked knowingly at each other, then disappeared around the corner.
133.
Everyone
_______ and nodded knowingly as Crystal joked about offending her roommate with
her stinky jars of Asian food.
134.
A small boy
_______ at me on the street and shouted something about girls and tongues so I
pinned him down and knuckled his head.
135.
They have
signed all the autographs, _______ and joked among themselves and smiled upon
all who smiled.
136.
He _______
when I told him about Pavlov's later turn and about the accusation that he had
knuckled under to the nomenklatura.
137.
Sunday was
the day I had fun and _______ without any sort of trouble or lingering worry.
138.
The filthy
thug _______ giddily, his voice slowly rising in pitch until it became an
ear-piercing shriek.
139.
Jade _______
and turned away, getting a closer look at the river plants and lily pads.
140.
I told her
that one of my best friends at the time had a crush on her and she just _______
and thought it was ridiculous.
141.
The children,
ever resilient, _______ and drank deeply from the truck's spigot.
142.
He _______,
knowing her admission was an effort to inject some levity back into a situation
that had grown uncomfortably serious.
143.
I made
griddled salmon with steamed broccoli and courgettes, and we talked, and
_______, and my Dad opened a lovely bottle of Chardonnay.
144.
I would have
_______ if this conversation weren't revolving around him being a murderer.
145.
Bill lent me
a copy of his latest book and I have to tell you I _______ until I cried
reading this book.
146.
He took a
drag from his cigarette, then blew the smoke at the camera and _______.
147.
He _______ at
this statement, and his eyes, which had begun to mist over now sparkled
brightly with animation.
148.
Her mother
_______ her shrill little _______, and Halle saw Sam pull out an animal
cracker.
149.
The woman
_______, shook out her hair and waved a leathered hand in the air.
150.
She _______
as well, loving the feel of his voice resounding through his chest.
151.
I think a lot
of immigration lawyers like myself _______ when we heard about the laxness of
our immigration system.
152.
They _______
like men reprieved, and when the bottle of whisky was finished Staten gripping
it by the neck flung it far out to sea.
153.
I _______
myself silly over her comparison of children to terrorists, and her tales of
her domineering, movie star mother.
154.
I wouldn't
say the crowd _______ themselves sick, but I was regretting not bringing the
video camera for Kirsty's home videos.
155.
The author's
name has caused untold hilarity among Britain's schoolboy humour forum, and
I've _______ myself silly.
156.
I suspect that
they dare not make the threat plainly because they know they would be _______
out of court.
157.
Anyone who
tried to put it into an election manifesto would be _______ out of court.
158.
And then
_______ on the other side of his face when my answer turned out to be correct,
ahem.
159.
A friend of
mine in her 50s who was active in the women's movement through the 70s _______
like a drain when I told her that.
160.
It's so
obvious and not even that original but somehow the joke had never occurred to
me and I _______ like a drain.
161.
If you'd
walked up to me over a year ago and said I will be going to the gym twice a
week within a few months, I would have _______ in your face.
162.
He looked
back at his friend over his shoulder and _______ a short, hearty _______.
163.
She _______ a
tinkling little _______, and I wondered if she even knew about Becca.
164.
Ordinarily,
Alexander's slip in the radio studio would be _______ off as a joke.
165.
To say that I
have found motherhood fulfilling and rewarding is sneered and _______ at.
166.
All the kids
around the playground _______ hysterically at this pathetic joke.
167.
I _______ all
the way through and in the end I left the cinema grinning from ear to ear.
168.
As we waited
to go out again, we sat in a circle, _______ and ate hot cross buns.
169.
We _______,
we flirted and we agreed to continue having the great talks we have together.
170.
He liked the
way sometimes a little crease wrinkled the side of her nose when she _______.
171.
He then
_______ in a way that sane people do not _______ and asked for ten male
volunteers.
172.
She told me
herself and I _______ until my eyes leaked tears and my nose leaked snot.
173.
They really
_______ and asked some good questions and most of them bought a book.
174.
Kate _______
as she looked at him, wondering just what was going through his mind.
175.
She _______
until the tears attempted to roll up her appley cheeks and she had to beg for
mercy.
176.
Will _______
quietly and I looked up to see him nodding, looking at me softly with a smile.
177.
I told her
she had already sent one and she _______ and said her memory was going.
178.
The script
had jokes in it, you could tell, but no one _______ because of the timing.
179.
Your
excitement was infectious as you _______ and gasped as we were whirled and
twisted.
180.
Rarely, he
remarked afterwards, had an audience _______ so heartily at his jokes.
181.
Amy _______
hysterically at her joke and placed the items on the conveyer belt.
182.
To my horror
and amazement, everyone on the boat _______, grabbed their masks and fins and
jumped in.
183.
Raymond,
enraged at being _______ at, charged forward and tried landing the first
strike.
184.
The three of
us all _______ at my rather lame joke, then my mother continued conversation.
185.
He shook his
head and _______ in merriment as if to smooth Big Freddie's ruffled feathers.
186.
Isabella
_______ as she sprayed on her perfume then looped her arm through mine.
187.
I _______ at
her comical expression and threw her a bright red sweater with funny loops and
dots all over it.
188.
The relatives
had all gathered round for one last kind word to them, and many still _______
and joked with rubicund cheeks and loose tongues.
189.
People seem
ashamed to voice their religious views for fear of being _______ at.
190.
Money meant
that no one _______ behind her back when she called magazines books.
191.
Slight
eccentricities are curtailed with gentle mocking, and social aberrations are
_______ off the set.
192.
Everyone
_______ and chatted as they passed the dishes, a soft breeze from the ocean
wafting up the mountainside.
193.
His thin arms
waggled around in the air balancing himself on on his stool as he _______ with
conviction at everything.
194.
Janelle
_______ as Shane and Tristan rehashed old tour memories, hoping she at least
looked like she was paying attention.
195.
David _______
at the idea, and Kate seemed to sigh before starting to massage the place at
the bridge of her nose where her glasses rest.
196.
He _______
and wandered farther down Moonglow Road until he came to a lone house on the
deserted street.
197.
She just
_______ and handed me some ointment that I rubbed on and, as I write this, I'm
still hobbling around the office.
198.
I then had to
lie there, for five minutes, as boys on bikes rode past and _______ at me.
199.
We've _______
at a bloke riding past on a bike and almost falling off as he tried to see
through our window.
200.
Taro _______
and then skirted around the edge of the dance floor toward the public water
closet.
201.
I _______ out
clear and loud, stepped up to the convivialist, took him by the shoulders, and
faced him about.
202.
He _______ at
the reputation for sacrosanctity which the populace bestowed upon Sunario.
203.
Whereat he
_______ and clipt my hand, and swore I was a true soldier and a brave gentleman
to boot.
204.
I _______ out
clear and loud, stepped up to the convivialist, took him by the shoulders and
faced him about.
205.
And while the
Colonel _______ at the cuckold, the cuckold _______ at the dupe.
206.
But he,
having _______ at love all his life, loved her deeply, desperately.
207.
She proposed
that Brian take one carack and she the other, but at this Brian _______.
208.
Her pretty
lips _______ as she swam towards him, the sole atom in an immensity of
chrysoprase.
209.
They _______
a great deal at this, and it was plain that they were on terms of comradeship.
210.
The uglier
the contortion and more frightful the grimace, the louder they _______.
211.
People at
court _______ at Teynagel and his mission, and Henry treated him as a
crackbrained adventurer.
212.
But, after a
moment's pause, he _______ aloud again, and walked on briskly.
213.
The Cytherean
gave ready assent to her request, and _______ at the wily invention.
214.
She _______,
thinking of delaying dying in her own bed as long as possible.
215.
Bridger just
_______ as he saw him come, and he motioned us to let him alone.
216.
But he
capered about and danced for glee And _______ and joked at their misery.
217.
Jack _______
at his own phrase, so literally close to the only mode of gaining access to
their cellarage in the snow.
218.
Alicia
_______ outright, for the butterfly was fluttering in the air above him.
219.
We _______ at
him, and advised him to be quiet and put us aboard the privateer.
220.
Kitty _______
merrily at this, and Yates _______ also, for his sense of comradeship was
strong.
221.
How this man
must have been amused, how consumedly he must have _______ at her!
222.
On that he
paused, and after an instant's silence Asad _______ angrily and contemptuously.
223.
Reverdy
_______, shaking his head over his plate of bacon and reaching for the
corn-pone which Mrs. Braile passed him.
224.
He _______ in
my face, and brought forward certain well-known facts in the reproduction of
the aphid or cabbage-louse.
225.
But I soon
discovered the cause of the sound, and _______ at my own apprehensiveness.
226.
Crispin
_______ softly for answer, and besought of him the tale of what had passed.
227.
The lady _______,
a _______ as plump and soft and cushiony as the rest of her.
228.
Ted shook his
head helplessly, while his sister _______ at his discomfiture.
229.
When he
presented himself to Dali Mami with his sum in his hands the renegade cripple
only _______ at him.
230.
And then he
_______ at the deceptiveness and the wild humor of his own speech.
231.
Bracknell
_______ savagely, but the next moment there came an intervention.
232.
Father
_______ to hear about Old Wonder Boy, and he says a bragger ought to be _______
at, and bragging is a bad thing.
233.
And her brown
eyes ever _______ with the joyousness which comes from health and strength.
234.
He _______,
and said that grogo is the name of a big maggot which is found in the Cockarito
palm or cabbage tree.
235.
He _______
good-humoredly, and made as if to help Casanova into the carriage.
236.
All the
secrets and signs were bandied about and _______ at among the boys.
237.
The big
soldier _______, and told his comrades what the bandmaster had said.
238.
Now and then,
he _______ in a merry way, as if he were bantering her out of something.
239.
She _______
with an affectionate air, and spoke to him in a friendly, bantering way.
240.
She said we
were not descended from the barber-surgeon, and _______ at the Battle of
Bosworth.
241.
Then she
barked like a dog, and _______ a shrill _______ like a witch, and barked again.
242.
He said this
with a leer, and Bax _______ as he inspected Long Orrick more narrowly.
243.
You as well
as _______ in his face, while he was suffering agonies from neuralgia.
244.
And I jest
_______ in her face and went on to where Abram was waitin' for me.
245.
She _______
her little _______ of pleasure, and thanked him prettily for the compliment.
246.
In spite of
herself, Beatrix _______ at the logical application of her metaphor.
247.
She _______
with her whole body and soul, and burst the abscess, and was well.
248.
His relief
was so great that, forgetting his own bedraggled condition, he _______.
249.
Brenton
_______ at the accent of the compliment which unmistakably was begrudged.
250.
He _______,
said he did not know Belasco, but thought he could arrange it for her.
251.
She _______
to belie her words, but the note of agitation was not to be concealed.
252.
They _______
at his notion of it, and Seth Barker sympathetically pegged his belt up one.
253.
How the devil
would have _______ at the idea of a society for saving the world!
254.
The cretin,
whose eyes caught a glimpse of the cake, _______, and began to try to reach out
her hand to take it.
255.
And he
_______ with her at the thought of Houston wearing himself to a shadow over
books of archeology.
256.
Colonel
Deacon, who listened to her every word as to the utterance of a cumaean oracle,
_______ with extraordinary approbation.
257.
At Gray's
vehement tones the lawyer stuck a thumb in the armhole of his waistcoat, and
_______.
258.
The Cyclops
tasted the wine and _______ with delight so that the cave shook.
259.
There was
something boyish and simple about the action and the tone, and armorer _______.
260.
This was very
provoking to Jett, as cats do not like to be _______ at, and she resented it in
bimbo.
261.
But I _______
at him and saw his broad paddle stab the water, and the birchen craft shoot out
among the reeds.
262.
The right
honorable gentleman _______ 'artily, it said, same as they say about royalty.
263.
The carefully
groomed, athletically muscled younger man in the big wicker lounging-chair
_______ easily.
264.
I wiped it
with a tuft of bracken, and I _______ with something of a bitterness.
265.
But having
_______ and shamed his age out of one folly, he had the mortification of seeing
it run headlong into another.
266.
He _______ at
her indignant eyes, touched blue devil with his heel and loped off.
267.
And the child
was in high glee and _______ and chattered and knew no difference.
268.
Freddy
_______, even as he looked apprehensively over the sailplane's side.
269.
Reaction set
in and Dave _______ hysterically, and tore at his safety belt buckles.
270.
If such
infantile hyperbole doesn't have you _______ like a drain, you haven't a hope
of wading through this somewhat too hefty book.
271.
The
roly-poly, _______ baby who, come to think of it, looks remarkably like a
little Buddha.
272.
Sarcasm may
be the lowest form of wit but these had me and The Doctor _______ like a drain
in bed last night.
273.
I think that
for some time now they have been _______ on the other side of their face.
274.
Their
_______ter was uproarious, but I think that for some time now they have been
_______ on the other side of their face.
275.
I tried to
listen for them, but it was too difficult to hear over the people _______ and
having fun.
276.
When my
vision finally cleared enough to get a good look at the culprit, I focused in
on the store manager who was _______ herself silly.
277.
He seemed to
be _______ himself silly at some of the jokes at his expense, but it may be
that he's a good enough actor to fake enjoyment.
278.
Jon and I
have been watching this show every week with splendid abandon, _______
ourselves silly at a safe distance.
279.
So naturally
when the arbitrators of the labour dispute committee heard the case, they
couldn't help _______ either.
280.
Deep down, we
suspect those we grant our patronage to are secretly _______ up their sleeves
at us even as we enrich them.
281.
Some of my
pals are starting to wonder if Mother Nature has been _______ up her sleeve at
them all this time.
282.
I reached up,
_______ a little, and wiped a smudge of my pale pink lipstick off his face.
283.
Little did I
know at the time how my manager and new co-workers were _______ up their
sleeves.
284.
By this time
I was _______ out loud as I watched their man being clearly taken for an April
Fool.
285.
The troops
like to joke that every chapatti they eat costs 40 rupees but winter life on
the heights is no _______ matter.
286.
However, I
must say that, you know, I always _______ with him, but his policies are no
_______ matter.
287.
Well-timed
equipment fires may be a standing industry joke, but the reality is no _______
matter.
288.
These ominous
odes rumble like the storm clouds before the apocalypse and will have you
_______ and crying at the same time.
289.
For some
reason, that set them both off once more and they started _______ like crazy.
290.
Stalking is
no _______ matter, especially when a crazy person is threatening to make Welsh
rabbit out of one of our national treasures.
291.
We took
special glee in _______ at all the ice-skaters' hilarious rig-outs and the
obscure terminology that seems to go with that activity.
292.
We were
talking and _______ about things, so that there was a little bit of lightness
in the room, even if he didn't respond to it.
293.
The
collisions of their world-views are the engine of the comedy, and the product
is pure _______ gas, an unalloyed joy to read.
294.
A fuel tank
about six feet in diameter at the center of the craft holds liquid nitrous
oxide, also known as _______ gas.
295.
They were
_______ hysterically and acting like they had probably breathed in _______ gas.
296.
These girls
were _______ around me and I was _______ too but it was a rictus smile.
297.
Nitrous
oxide, or _______ gas, is replacing the After Eight as the post-dinner treat in
some circles.
298.
She is
smiling in a swimsuit, or rather _______, and her eyes are alive with life.
299.
She looked
like she was fed _______ gas involuntarily to the point where she couldn't be
happier.
300.
We agreed
that I would bring the clams and he would bring the _______ gas.
301.
That said,
Liam sounds rejuvenated on the albums title track, excited to get his _______
gear round a song worth singing.
302.
I virtually
bit the waiter's hand off, so eager was I to get my _______ gear around the
chef's petits fours.
303.
During the
day, the steak sandwich is massive and takes some hefty _______ gear to get a
full bite.
304.
Three teenage
girls fell about _______ and started shrieking ribald comments.
305.
Across the
tiled floor they saw nothing but the _______ sun's reflection through colored
glass rhombuses.
306.
The farce is
in the hysterical-absurdist mode, leaping from excess to excess, part souped-up
gazelle, part nastily _______ hyena.
307.
His is the
voice behind the indirect discourse that perceives them as _______ hyenas.
308.
I've always
been a big fan of the show and can rewatch episodes endlessly and always find
myself _______.
309.
Tarantino is
happy to have his audience _______ one moment and revolted the next.
310.
At present
there is not a magpie or _______ jackass within miles of the town, even tame
birds being shot at if they are permitted any liberty.
311.
The screen
then fills with a close-up of her _______ face before a complete fade.
312.
We knew we
were in for a lashing from the press because to lose to the USA made us the
_______ stocks of the game and really it was dismal.
313.
The place was
packed, we drank beer, ate chips and crab sticks, indulged in much drunken
revelry with loads of _______ friends.
314.
Countries
once considered _______ stocks are now financial powerhouses and with that
comes opportunities for investors.
315.
Both are
totally discredited _______ stocks that add to the variety of political life.
316.
They may
agree that everyone's doing it nowadays, but they're still _______ behind your
back.
317.
Secrets,
lies, scandals, corruption, bribery and pretensions have made a _______ stock
of Indian cricket.
318.
The green
hills are a-quiver with babblers, bushchats, bulbuls, barbets, crow pheasants,
and the _______ thrush of the Palni hills.
319.
I've heard
her _______ loudly in bars, seen her drinking vodka, lime and soda on cramped
dance floors, seen her queuing outside West End clubs.
320.
They both got
their lemonades and were done _______ when Kylie and Belle returned.
321.
Drew _______
softly to herself, a _______ that made Devlin wonder if she was _______ at him.
322.
Once
resurfacing from the water, hair in his eyes, he could see Jo _______, not so
discreetly slapping her thigh in mirth.
323.
Maybe it was
the fact that we sat in the middle of the room, talking quite animatedly, loud
and _______ a lot, that scared them away.
324.
It was of a
tousle-haired blond boy, with sharp, angular features and _______ eyes.
325.
I was leaning
against my door for support, because I was really weak from a lack of air from
_______ so much.
326.
Zack was
fascinated with the baby geese, _______ at their ungainly waddle, watching them
as they foraged through the grass.
327.
I had a major
operation so I was a bit low, but within a day of surgery we were _______ and
joking.
328.
The illusion
had worked perfectly, though it'd been hard to keep himself from _______ when
he beat the tar out of him.
329.
Jimmy knows
that he has a gift, and I asked him what the magic ingredient is to keep people
_______.
330.
Ruby and Tara
were having the time of their lives, watching out the window and _______, but I
didn't dare open my eyes still.
331.
I tried not
to smile as I gave him a quick jab in the stomach, but in the end we were both
_______.
332.
Sadly, the
paper creation was knocked out of her hands as Kami rode past on her expensive
two-wheeler, pedaling and _______ like a madwoman.
333.
Well I'm sure
they will be _______ if we pick him, but not because of his jolly japes.
334.
There are
many Liverpool fans who will have spent the last week _______ uproariously at
the madness of it all.
335.
Serena and I
both pulled back, startled, and then watched in awe as they both started
_______.
336.
We moved back
to the bar joking and _______, and ordered drinks to quench our thirst.
337.
By now,
everyone along the wide corridor was chucking very hurtful comments at me, all
_______ like madmen or madwomen.
338.
A new chain
of cheering started and men began to crowd Tristan and pat him on the back,
_______ and jeering.
339.
She had
stopped to listen and offer words of advice, but the other members of that clique
had stepped out of the shadows, _______ and jeering.
340.
At this point
even the reserved Sean could not restrain himself from bursting out _______.
341.
Turning back,
I let Charles lead the way, _______ along with him and feeling the chilly wind
on my damp skin.
342.
We feel free
to _______ at his anarchic humour because we can feel we're _______ at fascism
and the human stupidity that reinforces fascism.
343.
There is an
amused glimmer to his eyes and his lips quirk upwards, as if he is _______ at a
private joke.
344.
I was still
_______, and she merely huffed and pretended to act mad by turning her head
away from me.
345.
The class was
_______ hysterically and Bree whirled around and yelled at them to rack off.
346.
Drew and
Seigi dashed out and hurried towards their fathers, calling and _______ as they
ran.
347.
A great round
of applause sounded, and she tried to stand up and take a bow, but fell to the
ground _______.
348.
He would be
_______ and joking one moment and then totally different the next.
349.
We all
climbed down the steps leading to the club underground, _______ and joking the
whole way.
350.
There was no
stopping the _______ machine and people _______ till their eyes watered and
jaws literally ached.
351.
There were
children running around, _______ and chasing each other in a game that looked
like tag.
352.
He's _______
down the phone and it's a pity I can't see him smile, because on his
dust-jackets he looks such a jolly fellow.
353.
Oh, it's been
a jolly time, all those years _______ and talking and partying with Steve.
354.
The boy's so
wired up he wants to hit him but the mate is _______ and joshing with him.
355.
Soon enough
we were _______ and joshing and teasing our way along once more, the way we do.
356.
Wlodek is a
gentle man with _______ eyes, but there is a deep well of emotion when he
talks.
357.
Then he burst
out _______, and embraced the great designer, congratulating him on his
audacity and courage.
358.
She hit him
on the shoulder lightly in reproof before _______ slightly before she realized
that hurt her side even more.
359.
Then we
turned round and his missus had returned and was wetting herself _______ at us.
360.
He was having
a whale of a time, _______ with his mates, and buying drinks for all of them.
361.
Every time he
appeared on screen, with his ramrod straight posture and gaze of steel, my
friends and I would burst out _______.
362.
Wander among
the trees at sunset, with the birds wheeling and whistling overhead, and see if
you don't hear the sound of children _______.
363.
Her shoulders
dropped three inches as she sagged against the doorway, shaking her head and _______
a little.
364.
We had been
talking and _______ a great deal for more than half an hour when suddenly the
lady burst into tears.
365.
She and I
were _______ and joking as the car whipped round curves at 70 mph.
366.
Rendezvous
Bay stretches for 2 miles, and the nearby salt ponds attract whistling ducks,
_______ gulls and other birds.
367.
Two waiters
come running, but the girls are deep into battle now, _______ raucously as the
entire restaurant turns to look.
368.
Your cackles
filling the room, you just sat there _______ and raving like a lunatic.
369.
They hailed
him, and he answered, _______ boisterously and long, so that they glanced after
him in surprise.
370.
Drew has
keeled over to one side of the sofa and is _______ hysterically into the
cushions.
371.
Each poster
featured three women _______, one of whom had a glass of wine in her hand.
372.
So riding the
luge is a mixture of falling down a hill and _______ while doing so, and
pushing and pulling handlebars.
373.
He flew three
times widdershins round the garden before stealing the gift of speech from
Sister Sun, then escaped, _______.
374.
That is why
they give awards for acting, not for crying or _______ at will.
375.
The sounds of
_______ter echoed in his head and the images of men _______ flashed across his
eyes.
376.
Alex
reassured him with a smile, and then lifted the _______ child into his arms.
377.
Before long,
Lindsey had Kyle _______ again and made him put the thought of his mother's
face streaming with tears in the back of his mind.
378.
We knew it
and it always ended up with the two of us killing ourselves _______ at each
other as we would both give in at the same time.
379.
The
schedulers must have been killing themselves _______ when they thought of that
little wheeze.
380.
The only
reason I remembered the weird ones was because I killed myself _______ when I
re-read the list in the car on the way here.
381.
I start
reliving my memories of one-on-one hockey games with David, the _______, the
smiling, the teaching, those were the days.
382.
If I write a
funny line and kill myself _______ over it, I guarantee you it's not funny.
383.
When I first
did a read-through round at John's house, we had to keep stopping because I was
just killing myself _______.
384.
If you said
to me during pre-season that this would happen I'd have killed myself _______,
everything was going really well.
385.
What makes it
even better is I know she would have been killing herself _______ as she packed
it.
386.
When the wind
rustled through the leaves it reminded her of her brothers _______.
387.
I can't help
_______ at a pimp who is swearing by the curb, wiping dog poo off his pointed
boot into the gutter.
388.
The dream
quickly turned into a nightmare as poor reliability on the track and fierce
internal squabbling made the team a _______ stock.
389.
She suggests
to Zoe that she does a runner before her trial, and despite initially _______
off the idea she begins to consider it as an option.
390.
She totally
wiped the floor with him, and it was a delight to hear all the other passengers
_______ and cheering.
391.
We lay fully
clothed on adjacent mattresses while _______ tribeswomen ironed every kink out
of our puffy Western bodies.
392.
He turns to
Cymry and widens his eyes, giving her such a droll, woeful and aghast look all
in one that she starts _______ anew.
393.
We had many
scenes that were not knee-slappers, but in between takes he would have me
_______ so hard that I could relax.
394.
So one of
these rednecks tells a racist joke and they're all _______, except the big guy.
395.
A small knot
of men standing in front of J.R.'s split in two to get out of our way, _______
at us and pointing.
396.
He worked the
crowd brilliantly, and was to keep everyone _______ through what proved a long
night.
397.
It's the sort
of humour where you know you shouldn't really be _______ as the characters are
very near the knuckle.
398.
By the time
we got to his car we were both _______ and out of breath, and had to collapse
against the doors.
399.
There are
nearly 200 knights, lords, and their ladies milling about, conversing,
boasting, _______.
400.
Other birds
include a huge American bald eagle called Liberty, buzzards, Harris hawks,
vultures, _______ kookaburras and a pelican.
401.
The
visitation staff initially looked askance at the brouhaha, but they ended up
_______ hysterically at the bizarre display.
402.
After a
couple of pints we began to loosen up and we had a great night talking rubbish
and joking and _______.
403.
This country
is going crazy with its political correctness and health and safety issues and
it's making a _______ stock out of us.
404.
People with
hemorrhoids have been stereotyped by the comics or comedians to be _______
stocks.
405.
Telling your
friend that she can't sing now might save her from becoming the _______ stock
on the college cultural meet.
406.
We are the
_______ stock of Europe with our ridiculously high prices for everything and
our stupid infantile government.
407.
He could see
quite a few sailors, _______, smoking and drinking foaming pints of ale.
408.
We both
started _______ and getting into this huge pillow fight when all of a sudden we
started wrestling on the ground!
409.
They almost
oscillate between the witty and tragic, and I found myself _______ and then
writhing with discomfort.
410.
Having been
born with the gift of _______ter, let us seriously learn the art of _______.
411.
Few places
are so alive with children smiling, _______ and throwing up in giant rotating
teacups.
412.
The
black-haired boy stared at me for a moment, awe registering in his eyes, before
his grin grew too wide, and he started _______.
413.
She and her
all-American football star were _______ at a joke Rob had just told.
414.
We spend a
lot of time in rehearsal on the floor _______ our heads off, making
discoveries, trying things.
415.
A group of
rough looking men sat around a fire, drinking and _______ heartily.
416.
Daly is
_______ as he speaks, but those around him take his words extremely seriously.
417.
They enjoyed
a perfect dinner later that night, _______ and rejoicing at the sight of her home.
418.
The people
were inside and the radio was turned up loud to drown out the din of the men
yelling and _______ as they drank coffee and beer.
419.
I was _______
to myself about our attempts to be the alpha male over something so trivial.
420.
She yelped a
little and threw her face back into her hands, and burst out _______.
421.
I pass a
rabble of rampant orange-clad Dutch fans dressed as boy scouts wearing huge
cartoon clogs, larging it up, singing and _______.
422.
She is
plaiting Duck's hair into dreads for the performance and _______ and joking,
playing around on the lighting deck.
423.
It was so
vile, so yucky, so out of character and so outrageous that Marky almost had a
fit from _______.
424.
Anyone who
had spent a bomb on a just-for-the-occasion dress would have been the _______
stock at the gathering.
425.
I will think
of her _______ at the ridiculousness of what we're both doing.
426.
Avoiding,
dismissing or _______ them off on a consistent basis means that many important
issues go unresolved.
427.
I was away
_______ really, because two of the literature questions were about kid's books!
428.
They just
needed a little bit of motivation, a bit of that experience, and they've been
away _______.
429.
A good greasy
feed and bit of ice cream in the morning and I'm away _______!
430.
I was _______
as well, still unable to believe that I had such a gorgeous chain and locket
around my neck.
431.
And it looks
like the show's top advertisers are _______ all the way to the bank.
432.
For
themselves, they're grabbing as much as they can, as fast as they can, any way
that they can, and _______ all the way to the bank.
433.
And, if
tourists come as thick and fast as those visiting cards, Kerala tourism
industry will be _______ all the way to the bank.
434.
We walked
down together arm in arm and soon were _______ together in the old way.
435.
Whoever came
up with the idea of creating special occasions, such as Father's Day, must be
_______ all the way to the bank.
436.
Nowhere is
this more obvious than in the ronde they perform, _______ and prancing in a
circle of demonic light.
437.
And this
time, instead of having the feeling of one person looking at you, it seemed
like the whole world was staring and _______ in my face.
438.
This is right
by the place where justice is supposed to be served and yet they're _______ in
its face.
439.
She had
retaliated by pretending not to notice, chatting enthusiastically with Colin
and _______ whenever he said even the slightest thing funny.
440.
She insists,
_______, that her grandfather looked better in his britches than Adolf Hitler
did in his.
441.
Nitrous
oxide, otherwise known as _______ gas, gives one an exhilarating feeling while
operating as an anesthetic.
442.
It was a
barn-burner, which had the crowd _______ and cheering at his challenges to
mainstream media.
443.
We spent
every waking moment together, talking and _______.
444.
I couldn't
help _______ at his abrupt, gruff delivery of the estimate.
445.
Just a few
episodes before we were _______ and playing charades, and now I have to knock
her out.
446.
But the
overwhelming impression, reinforced by the river's constant _______ and quarrelling
beside you, is of nature's profusion, of its own abundance.
447.
It paid
tribute to the greats that came before it, all while _______ at itself and
chronicling a legendary friendship.
448.
We saw a
group of young stewards sitting by the grass verge _______ and enjoying the sun
instead of directing the traffic and ensuring drivers did not queue-jump.
449.
He tried to
appear serious for a second but then broke down _______.
450.
She _______,
radiant in her self-satisfaction, shielded by a hard hide and chutzpa from
charges of vulgarity, greed or egomania.
451.
However, the
serious subject matter is often played for _______ rather than the absurdism it
requires.
452.
Following the
fortunes of a gang losers, wasters and thieves on a near-derelict council
estate might not seem like a barrel of _______.
453.
I am far more
nervous than they are and there are quite a few _______ when they see this
gangly fellow mixed in with them.
454.
All these
people their fake, their smiles and _______ were all pretend, just an act to
cover up reality.
455.
A disparate group
meeting for weekly tap dance lessons might not sound like a barrel of _______
but that's exactly what Stepping Out is.
456.
Ranji David
is Appu, Rashmi Kothari and 13 others join in to make up a dramatic interplay
of _______ and guffaws, back talks and whatnots.
457.
The women
were all in sequins and diamonds and they smoked cigarettes and had raspy
voices and husky _______.
458.
He _______ as
he says it, but he actually does have the air of a kid who's gotten away with
something.
459.
Two teams
battle for _______ and points as they make up scenes, games and songs on the
spot.
460.
They wound me
up about the result, we had a few drinks and we shared some _______.
461.
Such rote
interpretative strategies betray a lack of imagination, like the cocktail-party
boor who _______ at every wisecrack.
462.
She knew that
if she poised her _______ right, she sounded sophisticated and worldly.
463.
Being a
white-headed wrinklie, as Australians call us old folks, I now feel the _______
bubbling up the way they have most of my 76 years.
464.
Loud shouts,
yells, and _______ ran from the tavern and out onto the street, disturbing the
town's late night silence.
465.
The plain
card _______ at you, symbolically suggesting that it's a fleeting moment of
happiness.
466.
I am aided
along this expressway to embarrassment by Alec, who either makes things worse
or _______ at me.
467.
The only
problem is that I have to walk with my legs apart and I look like an idiot that
way and everyone looks at me and _______ at me.
468.
My husband
_______ at me because I put our children's clothes on the radiator to warm in
winter but it is a habit I picked up from my mother.
469.
If your
guidance counselor _______ at you because of what your hope for a career is,
ignore them.
470.
It was a
local story that inspired the poem about a drunken farmer who _______ at the devil
and only just escapes.
471.
He never
seems to notice, he shrugs, _______ it off, but she smiles at these women, at
every one, she smiles into their eyes.
472.
But his plan
became clear as she started bursting out with guffaws and _______ and giggles
when he tickled her.
473.
Trying to
make the audience _______ is perhaps not much more difficult than trying to
explain why it _______.
474.
He showed his
sense of humour and gave the public plenty of _______ along the way.
475.
The bishop
has moral authority over his priests, but if one of them _______ in his face,
that moral authority is useless.
476.
Unfortunately,
this young cast steers it further into caricature, playing the sexual
repression and racism for light _______.
477.
They feel
that I want to play certain scenes for _______ rather than emphasising the
seriousness of the situation.
478.
The original
surf movies basically played the formula for _______, with a few cheap thrills
mixed in.
479.
Rock seems
uneasy carrying a semi-serious role, and can't conceal his natural urge to play
every situation for _______.
480.
Instead he
plays it for _______, as perky one-liners replace probing dialogue.
481.
Learning from
experience, we have adopted a highly conservative approach to fiction and
mostly play it for _______.
482.
And while
most of the characters are played for _______, there are some truly poignant
moments in this story.
483.
Ryo, the main
character, is perpetually hot to trot, and his lecherousness is played for
_______, but that's about it.
484.
In other
words, I reverted to a song when I wasn't getting any _______, which was more
often than I care to remember.
485.
The belly
_______ provoked by that rib-tickler have put the entire main island of Japan
on tsunami alert.
486.
After a
slightly slow start the audience did begin to warm up and there were some big
_______ and rounds of applause.
487.
The odds are
that, whoever romps home to victory, there'll be plenty of _______ along the
way.
488.
Made in a
pre-CGI age, it all looks a little ropey, with the fight scenes played for
_______ out of necessity.
489.
She _______
and says she has longed for the ring for a great time and wished to take it.
490.
Instead, it's
got four good dances, a few good _______, and not a few longueurs.
491.
They are
constantly aware that they are in the midst of a movie, and some of the
funniest _______ come from their asides to the audience.
492.
Your column
gave me a lotta _______, but I'm also ambivalent over the whole anti-bullying
curriculum.
493.
Robin _______
non-stop day and night, pausing only for meals and medication breaks.
494.
He _______ at
his own contradictions, a lot more comfortable in his own skin these days.
495.
My guess is
Mike just sits and _______ when he sees you posting taking the time to reply
every once in a while just for the lulz.
496.
Then you
exploit their insecurities to get an insane amount of drama, _______ and lulz.
497.
He got lots
of _______ when he recalled a story of how he could hardly talk English after
linking up with him.
498.
Lots of future
campaign speculation, loads of _______, food and music were on tap for the
gathering of women movers and shakers.
499.
He is
certainly not above getting _______ out of the sheer awfulness of his
characters' tastes and habits.
500.
He slouches
in his chair, he _______ at his own jokes, he makes fun of himself, he kids
around with his subordinates.
501.
From sci-fi
stuff to lots of _______ to reality shows with a twist, it's couch potato
heaven.
502.
There are
_______ to be had from the updated text, and Shakespeare's basic story is as
entertaining as ever.
503.
Hoffman and
Reilly squeeze all the legitimate, and many illegitimate, _______ out of the
text.
504.
For a barrel
of _______, go and see this likeable duo as they entertain and exchange banter
across a farm fence.
505.
However,
whenever the subject of marriage comes up, Bob says he's been there, done that,
_______, and changes the subject.
506.
He guides you
to long satisfying _______ or giddy giggles, while the rest of the cast scares
you into sharp barks of _______ter.
507.
The heavy
bass of the music, combined with the shrieking _______ of drunk girls reminds
me of why I like to avoid parties.
508.
When Donna
Hazelton _______, I hear a deep, throaty noise that I recognise instantly.
509.
It's
self-deprecating and he _______ about it, but I think there are two things I'd
say.
510.
Any time
things got serious I could pull back and allow for some _______, which was
really a way to distance people.
511.
He didn't
win, but he did gain a few _______, thus setting in motion a phenomenal career.
512.
There are
some _______ to be had here, but they are islands in a becalmed ocean.
513.
The fact that
he always _______ over the book, shows what a fraud his professed belief in the
separableness of mind and body actually is.
514.
You will be
giving a lot of _______, smiles, giggles, chuckles, hoots, snorts, cackle,
titters, grins and guffaws.
515.
All I really
want when I venture out at weekends is a few quiet beers, a bit of mickey
taking and a few _______.
516.
But while
these are serio-comic documentaries, The Son's Room is not played for so many
_______.
517.
The figure
_______ and I cringe at the raucous, metallic sound that sounds from the image
of my mouth.
518.
He _______
when he explains all the rail franchises were awarded on the understanding that
passenger traffic would contract each year.
519.
He _______,
mocking the pose a Shakespearean actor might take during a particularly tragic
scene.
520.
Unfortunately
the formula that produces big _______ on screen is somewhat less amusing for
the fans of this latter long-running tragicomedy.
521.
If you want
more than a half dozen _______ over 90 minutes from your comedy, you are
shizzle out of luck.
522.
Our go-to
funnyman is back, and besides the _______, we've even got some NYE outfit ideas
for you that are shoppable below!
523.
Requests new
to the circle brought about plenty of _______, with the rope trick, songs and
jokes.
524.
In other
words, it's the mixture as before, with few surprises but lots of _______.
525.
For a play
involving such grotesque and bizarre subject matter, it sure got a lot of
_______!
526.
He's a
goofball guerrilla reporter who's drawn _______, confusion and bizarro quotes
from politicians, movie stars and big-time musicians.
527.
He _______ at
that, but you can't help thinking there is an element of truth in that
suggestion.
528.
The
filmmakers may not be the Zucker brothers, but at least they know how to get a
few _______ out of mondo tomatoes on the loose.
529.
It has some
solid performances, a few _______ and a likable cast of characters.
530.
Despite the
_______ though, many might not find it as side-splitting as the first hilarious
instalment.
531.
This is not a
monochromatically somber piece, but a suspenseful slice of unvarnished life,
mixing anguish and grief with smiles and _______.
532.
Instead of
witty banter, lines are delivered blandly, leaving little room for _______ or
sexual tension.
533.
However all
is not quite as it seems, and the audience is taken on a journey of twists and
turns, with _______ and a few surprises along the way.
534.
I did not
walk into the cafeteria to _______ and heckles, no one got in my face.
535.
He blows
harder and harder, everybody _______ in anticipation, and the balloon busts
with a big bang right in his face.
536.
Sterling
sneaks a sip of his sponsor's product, uncaps his Sharpie one more time and
_______.
537.
Something
like Mouse Hunt gets boffo _______ with scenes where a cupboard takes three
shots to fall on Lee Evans.
538.
Fortunately
the giggles from the Thai ladies and boisterous _______ from the lads who were
nearby painted a different picture.
539.
Popular
boofhead humour gameshow returns and we may need the _______ after the
evening's earlier Election Debate at 7.00 pm.
540.
These drops
are expelled when the infected person talks, _______, sneezes, or coughs.
541.
While this
story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should
at least provoke a good supply of _______ and snickers.
542.
His
unsurpassed resilience to Hollywood's finest voice coaches may get _______ from
the critics, but also works in his favour.
543.
The greatest
_______ come when we realise the full banality of virtual conversations, when
spoken out loud.
544.
In a scene
played for _______, he even watches a video about voodoo so he can render her
powerless to resist his advances.
545.
But life has
not always been a bundle of _______ and he has struggled to overcome some bad
times.
546.
It's not a
very interesting site but the topic of software is rarely a bundle of _______
and it does the job it sets out to do.
547.
I mean, it's
obviously not a bundle of _______ and you don't go round kicking up your heels
and thinking, tra la-la, how lovely.
548.
Manic
depression might not be a bundle of _______, but an hour in the company of a
Coked-up Carrie Fisher certainly is.
549.
So many
spoofs today make only token gestures towards the genre they're aping, then
look for _______ in deliberate anachronisms.
550.
One of the
conclusions hits the spot, but the others, while funny, are sitcom _______.
551.
I'm sorry,
but she _______ in her sleep and can never remember the joke in the morning.
552.
He _______
recalling one stressful day when he ended up smoking in the back garden and
heard the bathroom window squeaking open.
553.
He looks at
Natasha, who squints her eyes and pouts, then _______, hands on hips.
554.
He's really
quiet and doesn't say anything, but when he _______ it's this really loud scary
cackle.
555.
It is the
camerawork in this film, however, that is granted the smartest trickery, gets
the best _______, and the cleverest lines.
556.
Indeed, it
was a star-studded gala event filled with _______, tears, tickles, and fears.
557.
If you want a
fun flick with a lot of _______ and a killer Canuck soundtrack, you will not be
disappointed.
558.
The script
also lays out a plethora of supermodel stereotypes for quick _______.
559.
Its richness
is strong but understated, and the Old Rose red is a special colour hue that
just _______ at yearly trends and fads.
560.
He has a
reputation for being careful with money, but not with time and _______.
561.
All us
omniscient narrators were getting together to have a few _______ and a few
drinks.
562.
He has hazel
coloured eyes that actually light up every time he smiles or _______.
563.
He _______
heartily, he has a slue of female friends, including myself, and he genuinely
cares about all of us.
564.
The ruffian
casual _______ at him, and sings funny and oftentimes libellous songs
concerning him as he breaks stones or picks oakum.
565.
Sam smiled a bit
as the rest offered their own strained smiles and _______ to his amusing but
rather frighteningly honest statement.
566.
There are
several hearty _______ to be had, and the hesitations and flubbed lines of
opening night will surely disappear as the run continues.
567.
He regularly
attempted to embarrass me during classes to get _______ from the dumb jocks,
but I usually outsmarted him.
568.
The record is
harder, more serious, but then its subject matter is hardly a barrel of
_______.
569.
She gets
applause, ovations, and _______, but it's important to remember that those in
the audience share her views.
570.
When I'm
tickling her tummy and she _______ hilariously, with her whole body.
571.
This puppet
show was a big hit at the Fringe, combining music, song and _______.
572.
Most of them
are using that trick for cheap _______, while he earned those _______ the hard
way.
573.
It hurts, but
now I just remind myself that they don't know anything about me, and that I am
worth more than their cheap _______.
574.
Here was I,
cheeky Emma Kennedy, about to have to do some proper acting with no _______
attached.
575.
A theatre
full of modern-day hyperactive children still _______ and cheers at all the
right places.
576.
The cult
fiction collection presents four cheeseball attempts at low-budget horror that
purposely elicit more _______ than chills.
577.
He is fine
company and _______ chestily at times, even if for the most part he assumes the
patented demeanour of the serious, centred actor.
578.
Marjorie
Campbell plays a sour and surly chambermaid that scores _______ galore.
579.
Cheap _______
were hard to come by, and the crashing economy seemed to be turning all Hong
Kong films into horror movies.
580.
Ethan _______
a long horse _______ that is entirely inappropriate but fits with his racism.
581.
My
trepidation gave way to guilty chuckles, then belly _______ and then genuine
admiration.
582.
Bogosian
knows how to prime his audience with some chuckles, and then goad them into a
few uneasy _______.
583.
He's a
chuckler, and something of a giggler, and it has that infectious quality that
the best _______ have.
584.
Mum perches
on the edge of Thomas's bed and _______ at the outrageous situation we've found
ourselves in.
585.
This humorous
play has a serious undercurrent and will give audiences as much food for
thought as it does _______.
586.
It's a slight
premise, but it's played for _______ throughout, pastiching not only the TV
show, but the buddy genre and the Seventies in general.
587.
It had
_______ and characters, and moments of what could almost be called pathos.
588.
They clinked
the elegant crystal glasses together and the whole night consisted of _______
and champagne.
589.
His timing
remained exquisite, expertly coaxing _______ from the bleakest onscreen
situation.
590.
While this
received plenty of _______, the combative chairman was not amused as will be
revealed later.
591.
It may have
been written in a comic style, but it's hardly the barrel of _______ the
reviewers make it out to be.
592.
It seemed
that somehow, amidst the reminiscing, the _______, and an indeterminable amount
of liquor, he and Jessie had fallen asleep.
593.
It ends up
being just another competently made, untaxing, light as candy-floss action film
with a few _______ thrown in for good measure.
594.
The actors
assimilate the cringe-worthy lines with great skill and finesse, so that the
audience _______ rather than groans.
595.
The fact he
is playing it for _______ and playing it straight at the same time is on
occasion an unsettling twist.
596.
When the
legislature _______ at him and starts playing games, he's not going to get it.
597.
We had some
_______ as we reminisced of old times and got caught up with news of family
members that we have lost contact with.
598.
Eager to
please, it goes for easy _______, reinforcing rather than challenging
stereotypes.
599.
The film has
plenty of heart, plenty of style, and a fistful of solid _______.
600.
I suspect
this remake, now satirising post-feminist America and suburban life itself, may
raise more _______ here than on its home turf.
601.
Kerry leans
his head back and _______ heartily, because he's having fun, you know?
602.
The film
looks fresh and trips the light fantastic, it's fun, breezy and full of
_______.
603.
When I felt
he was out of earshot, I burst into a fit of _______ and Danny did the same.
604.
Sometimes he
_______ for no earthly reason, and one feels sorry at being not able to join
him.
605.
Caidryn
_______ bitterly, the angry bruise on her face darkening her features even
further.
606.
Anyway,
thanks for the _______, and I look forward to reading the next journal and next
gazette.
607.
Unfortunately,
like all spring getaways, this trip of _______ and fun in the sun is ultimately
a short and abbreviated one.
608.
I could hear
kids at the top of the hill just up the road from where I was, their _______
and giggles making me want to join them.
609.
Alison found
this just hilarious and her bubbly giggles had graduated to full blown belly
_______.
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