- The
Ethics of Diet: A
Catena of
Authorities Deprecatory of the
Practice of Flesh-eating is an 1883 book by
Howard Williams, on the
history of vegetarianism...
- be
literally translated as "ghost man" and has a
history of
racially deprecatory and
pejorative use,
though its
modern usage is
often in a
general and...
-
threatened to take
action against them if they
released any 50 Cent
tracks deprecatory of
Murder Inc. The
conflict escalated when Ja Rule
released "Loose Change"...
- incompetent. However, it was used most
prominently in the Qing
dynasty as a
deprecatory first-person
pronoun by
Manchu or
Bannermen officials at
court when addressing...
-
refers to the country. In México, Guatemala, and El
Salvador gabacho is a
deprecatory reference for
someone from the U.S. In Mexico, el
gabacho also identifies...
- respectively.
Plutarch writes that
Cicero was
urged to
change this
deprecatory name when he
entered politics, but refused,
saying that he
would make...
-
performing some
martial arts roles, he is at home as well in comedic, self-
deprecatory or
emotional characters. His second-most
common role in TVB has been...
- (instigated by the
younger singer-songwriter's use of the word **** in
deprecatory ****essments of
James Brown and Ray Charles) amid his
brief engagement...
- a 5–0 lead
Brazilian users instead lent
their frustration into self-
deprecatory humor,
comparing Germany's
goals with the
Volkswagen Gol car and stating...
-
sentimentalized portrayals of
American life. This has led to the
often deprecatory adjective "Rockwellesque". Consequently,
Rockwell is not
considered a...
