Word: mouths
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...meaning of her mysterious nosebleed? Later the blood flows everywhere and the sea is awash with gore: "The moray struck, needle teeth fastening on the man's neck, throat convulsing as it pulled back toward the hole. Blood billowed out of the sides of the moray's mouth." That moray eel, which figures in the book's penultimate scene, is unlikely to start a craze or appear on T shirts. As for The Deep, it is a competent pulp adventure jazzed up for jaded boys and girls...
...Worcester State refused to concede. With only a few seconds left, one ambitious Statie weaved her way through the Radcliffe defense and unleashed a shot which found its way into the goal mouth. The shutout was gone...
...monster of the modern age--a libidinal beast repressed by Victorian morality, then let loose and finally destroyed by post-World War I decadence. These accounts have reveled in the sordid side of the Lawrence myth, and there are certainly enough seedy details to make any Freudian's mouth water...
...thing, I was coming off another of those 5 a.m. nights. My mouth burned with the menthol taste of too many Salems, my head hung over with the after-effects of too much bourbon, and I had just about decided that I didn't love Jesus no more. I lay in bed gingerly, not wanting to move. Something might be broken. It was 1:15, and I had 15 minutes to make lunch...
Will the O.P. fight back? The Ear may have had the last word on that, too: "Ear hears that the Other Paper is trying to figure out how to start an Ear-like column, but with more taste. Why not call it Mouth...