Word: clicked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...gifted with very acute hearing," he says intensely. "Other people go out on the street to look. I look but do not see. But my ears-they are like radar-clickita-cli-click...
...Budd Schulberg had never reported on Hollywood mores. With an air of almost embarrassing innocence, O'Hara introduces the cigar-chomping Hollywood producer who speaks in broken English, the star whose bed is in the public domain. His hero Hubie is something less than an ersatz, goyische Sammy Click...
Meanwhile, the Crimson scoring machine began to click. Drummey, who went four for four for the day, scored in the third. Then in the fourth four more runs runs came across, clinching the victory. Bobby St. Georgo began the rally with a single to right. Gavin Gilmor gave it substance with a 330 foot home run to lead center field. Diehl tried mightily but struck out, Consecutive singles by Garibaldi, Drummey, and Bartolet, however, brought in two more tallies, and a saw Bruin pitcher--Doug Nelson...
...cannot talk. Zere iss danchur. You musst meet me at vunce." There was a short pause, then three hastily whispered words: "Ze bronts rhinotseros!" This was followed by a sharp click...
...Grunt & a Click. Challenger Liston is the most controversial figure to fight for the heavyweight championship since Jack ("Li'l Arthur") Johnson, the first of the great Negro champions and a man whose full-blown arrogance inspired fans to cry for "a great white hope." Semiliterate, surly and suspicious, Liston starts telephone conversations with "It's your dime, start talking," ends them without warning, on a grunt and a click. Brazen and tough, he has been arrested 19 times since 1950, convicted twice (armed robbery, assaulting a police officer), spent a total of three years in prison...