Word: bunche
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sleep, the Nazi propagandist that London dubbed "Lord Haw-Haw" caught many a listening British ear. Nightly from Germany, in accents more Oxonian than the Isis, he sneered at Britain's martial aims, deplored the bucktoothed poverty of the British populace, condemned Britain's leaders as a bunch of pumpkin heads. His sneers hit close enough home to rate his being listed as Britain's most annoying invisible mosquito. Who was he? It was a problem that baffled the easily bored British. At last the infallible ear of a deserted wife in Sussex recognized Lord...
According to a Birmingham (Ala.) Age-Herald columnist, Mr. White wrote: "In two of our chapters-New York and Washington-we have a bunch of warmongers and ... no way to oust them...
They are going to fight to save the American way of life, to preserve all that we hold dear. The fight will be for a free press . . . of Hearsts and Adlers, for they know that the Worker is read only by a bunch of noisy New York Jew agitators and that a New Republic will always come around to the right way of thinking when the pressure is put on. It will be for the right to assemble freely at Miss Deborah Dillingfeather's party to sample champagne and ski talk till four in the morning; for the privilege...
...fact that Ski Club is composed of a bunch of hotshot, down-straight artists, statistics are interesting. Ninety-eight members used the cabin last year. Out of that number fifteen raced and only seven skiers in college, all of whom were members of the Ski Club, received varsity ski team letters. However, members of the team don't necessarily have to join the Ski Club...
...girls in the classes and you would soon see them change their manners," Dr. Littel told the Ridgefield Park mothers. "I never saw such a bunch of tramps in my life...