Word: clocked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Lewinsky: I kind of think of a sort of cuckoo clock and--I don't know why this image [comes to mind]--a sort of a duck that comes down at 12 noon whose head spins around and sticks its tongue in and out and flails its arms...
Nevertheless, he is ready to face those "discerning" New York audiences, he says, despite his acting anxieties. "I had this very Noel Coward idea that I'd drift into the theater at 6 o'clock and then at no expense perform my little piece," he says. "Then I would go off for dinner in fashionable restaurants with groups of friends." He laughs a great honking laugh. "I've not once, ever, been able to go out to dinner with anybody after the show--not even my children...
...then head over for a slice. After Mom and Dad guzzle down their grease-soaked nourishment, go back, to your poorly lit dorm room. Sit around in the gloom for a couple of hours discussing what to do with the rest of the evening. At around 10 o'clock, after "Nash Bridges" is over, hit the Grille. Buy Dad a pitcher of Red Dog and maybe play a little trivia...
...something to do just if you want honors," Terry says. "When you're up at three o'clock in the morning two weeks before the thesis is done under all this stress, the desire to get honors is not going to be the thing to push you through. You really have to have the desire to get the answer to your question...
...something to do just if you wanthonors," Terry says. "When you're up at threeo'clock in the morning two weeks before the thesisis done under all this stress, the desire to gethonors is not going to be the thing to push youthrough...