- Look up WASP or wasp in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A wasp is a type of
flying insect. Wasp may also
refer to:
Several Marvel characters, including:...
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Financial Times,
Sarah Hemming states "It’s
obliquely timely, then,
often waspishly funny,
ultimately very
moving and
beautifully delivered by the superb...
- re****tion for
having inherited her father's
famously sharp tongue and
waspish wit". Of her
early public role, she has said: "It's not just
about 'can...
- day forth, I'll use you for my mirth, yea, for my laughter, When you are
waspish. The spleen, as a
byword for melancholy, has also been
considered an actual...
- staff, even, Lord
Grade noted sadly, his tea lady. Later, he
observed waspishly, "Robert died
quite a
young man, for all his millions". Hoge,
Warren (14...
-
Tuesday grew up
sinful and perverse,
while those born on a
Wednesday were
waspish in temper. A
child born on Thursday, however, was sure to be of a peaceful...
- resentful, choleric, jealous, peevish, sullen,
endless wrangles, whiny,
waspish, snappish.
Insular paranoid (including
avoidant features) Reclusive, self-sequestered...
- was
still legally married to
Valentine Castlerosse at the time, the most
waspish gossip columnist of the 1930s and the very last
person an
adulterer would...
-
miscellaneous paragraphs under a
symbolic drawing of 'Granny Herald'
whose waspish features bore a
resemblance to his own. He
retired in
February 1961. Ramsey...
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Huffington Post
referred to Long's
review as "not a
review ... [but] a
waspish response to
other reviews."
Richard Brody of The New
Yorker included Moonlight...
