Word: wildness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Neil Houston lined a double over third to drive in two runs, but then DIMartino returned to the wild ones,
Then the deluge came. A Cornell attackman started the wild flurry by picking up a pass from his defenseman and slipping by Harvard's midfielders. He broke in on the surprised Crimson defensemen and fired the ball right past goalie Ron Wilson before the defense could stop...
They were all dressed up to see the dirty movies. Their leather clothes, like their paunches, were old but dignified. They had apparently seen the Wild One, and liked it. Even if Brando's hair was thinning they were loyally going to grow old with him. The leather pulls on their zippers were frayed, or, as in the case of the oldest, a nervous gentleman who had to be helped to his seat, they were entirely chewed away...
Widespread use of marijuana would undoubtedly harm the liquor business, Leary contended, if the wild cheap weed were made readily available to the public...
...This wild West spoof is stacked with enough sagebrush clichés to make it high Campfire. Runty Dingus Magee, who goes around building a reputation as a desperado by taking credit for other people's crimes, is sometimes a delightful composite of all western bad men; at other times, he is merely a hapless, scheming little schnook. As a result, parts of the book are rollickingly funny parody, while other parts are slapstuck...