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- has the
inside track on
which of dozens,
perhaps hundreds, of ornery,
obstreperous,
unkempt bands might next
appeal to the mall-walking millions." Record...
- Jha of
Firstpost wrote that "Between the
theatrical performances and
obstreperous plot
points that
scream for attention,
Bujji Ila Raa
feels like an exercise...
- name is a play on the word
irascible because she is
easily irritated,
obstreperous, impatient, and
quick to anger.
Bonham Carter's head was
digitally increased...
- new
performance of hers,
entirely lacking in big scenes, tricks, or
obstreperousness—one can
hardly think of it as acting—seems to me one of the wisest...
- Part of
speech Meaning Notes Acting the
maggot Phrase To
behave in an
obstreperous or
obstinate manner Banjaxed Verb Broken, ruined, or
rendered incapable...
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suppose a mezzo-soprano
could sing it. But the
orchestra is so busy and
obstreperous throughout that you have to have an
amplified voice to
carry over it...
- a high point" – The Observer; "Sharon D
Clarke offers a
wonderfully obstreperous performance as the
eponymous blues star" – Time Out; "the powerhouse...
-
entertain and help Nelson's relatives,
especially William and Sarah's "
obstreperous son Horace" and
their daughter Charlotte, who was
referred to as Emma's...
- "The role of a heel is to get 'heat,'
which means spurring the
crowd to
obstreperous hatred, and
generally involves cheating and any
other manner of socially...
