Word: crotch
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...work. Hal Ashby's slapdash film record of the Rolling Stones' 1981 U.S. tour reveals the old showman parading his tricks with skill and snazz. Against a pointillist backdrop of thousands of shirts and faces, Jagger skip-sprints across the huge stage, towels off his crotch with his jacket, executes arabesques and aerobics, drapes himself in chiffon or Stars and Stripes or next to nothing. He sings too, though in the atrociously mixed 24-track audio, Jagger sounds as if he were shouting through a ski mask. The rest of the band sounds tired. But the Stones...
Harvard suffered a number of casualties during the game Former captain John Dorgan pulled out a halftime with a charley horse Sophomore Gus Spanos broke his leg tore ligaments in his ankle and now wears a cast from ankle to crotch...
Kilgore told the jury that Hussain entered her room at 3 a.m. on October 19, 1978, and began rubbing her stomach, eventually moving his hand "down to the vagina area." She added that he took her hand and started "rubbing it against his crotch" but left the room when she began "stirring...
...best scenes are not so much ridiculous, as just plain nasty: Pavlova belts out "Fashion," strutting across the stage or pouting like a cranky child. Dean Norris pulls the microphone lead sinuously through his crotch, as he leers evilly into space. At least it looks like space from the audience. Who knows what he thinks he's looking at. For that matter, who knows what any of this really means. And, who the hell knows what the Pavlova family had in mind when they named their talented daughter...
...passed but left their strange sartorial legacy: hippie nonchalance on the one hand, and, on the other, dressy clothes that tried to press people into patterns that they would put on their denims to break. This often meant endless variations on the Cardin suit, with its racetrack contours and crotch-cleaving pants that made any man, in profile, look like a bisected hourglass. For women, this meant extravagant and restrictive couture. Armani sensed that what was needed in clothes was something that looked "a little used, not absolutely perfect...