- Old
Scottish Language")
continued to be
republished only in
heavily bowdlerized editions by
puritanical censors throughout the 18th and 19th centuries...
- an
acronym for
Situation unchanged:
still ****ed up, but can also be
bowdlerized—just like SNAFU—to
Situation unchanged:
still fouled up. It is used in...
- on June 12, 1972, and was
advertised in The New York
Times under the
bowdlerized title Throat. The film's po****rity
helped launch a
brief period of upper-middle...
-
separate volumes, e.g. The
Fellowship of the Ring. Dyson's
actual comment,
bowdlerized in the TV version, was "Not
another ****ing Elf!" Grovier,
Kelly (29...
-
originally stood for "Status Nominal: All ****ed Up." It is
sometimes bowdlerized to all
fouled up or similar. It
means that the
situation is bad, but...
- (1973) Time
Masters (1982)
Gandahar (1987) (released in the U.S. in
bowdlerized form
under the
title Light Years)
Short films Tick-Tock (Tic-Tac) (1957)...
-
Another characteristic was the
utterance of the
phrase "Holy Chim" (a
bowdlerized version of "holy ****"),
usually when the
stunt was
ongoing and he realized...
-
heard in po****r m****
entertainment markets. Most
parents considered the
bowdlerized po****r
cover versions more
palatable for the m****
audience of parents...
-
necessarily straightforward imitations. For example, Bill Haley's
incompletely bowdlerized cover of "Shake,
Rattle and Roll"
transformed Big Joe Turner's humorous...
- its
street address.
Adjectives and
verbs may be eponyms, for
example bowdlerize.
Adjectives derived from the word
eponym include eponymous and eponymic...
