Word: nut
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Enright, however, pointed out that there is a possibility that the suspended wooden track might see some service before the outdoor track season commenced. He also said that the cage would be valuable not only to the baseball and the track teams, nut that is also would be the ideal location for the football team to hold secret practice, and for workouts on rainy days...
...Smollett," said Hume, "was like a coco-nut, rough outside, but full of human kindness within." This same phrase describes in a nutshell, his works...
...themselves go. On this score none will be disappointed with "Roy Bradley's" freakish self-history. He is a man on the borderline of genius and insanity, not far (though far enough) removed from that type of creature that plagues editors and other public people with "nut" letters. He has passionate grievances, Tom o' Bedlam's honesty and a spilling store of acrid Americana to relate. Son of Puritans, he was raised among "that prairie tribe, conglomerate of Dutchman, Bohunk, Railroad Irish and Indiana Yankee" in Nebraska and Kansas...
...Nut-brown Country Nymphs and rural Swains...
That the crude rock is crushed to nut size, then pulverized, then heated to drive off moisture, when it is ready for commerce as plaster paris or as stucco...