clothespeg

“Wear a clothespeg over my nose in the voting booth?”

Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I...

“Is there really anywhere that, say, comfortably SNP voters would actively switch to the Tories big clothespeg for nose.”

Scotsman - Labour to get thumped in the Capital

“The biggest set of bookshelves was partly hidden by a petticoat, the waist-band of which was caught upon the back of a slender book pulled a little out of the row so as to make an improvised clothespeg.”

An Outcast Of The Islands

“Springfield, Vermont invented the wooden clothespeg we know today, made up of two wooden legs hinged together with a metal spring.”

British Blogs

“I suspect she now regrets the clothespeg ploy last time, if only because she can’t use it now things are really desparate.”

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