embarrassed

• “Because the word embarrassed was her middle name, Charlotte wouldnt wish public humiliation on her worst enemy.”

  Simon & Schuster: Beacon Street Girls: Lake Rescue

• “He never said it aloud, but I knew the name embarrassed him.”

  Simon & Schuster: Oh My Goth

• “I laughed out loud at the dark humor, though I could not tell you why exactly, leaving the speaker of the term embarrassed when she realized I had heard her.”

  Homepage

• “Many years ago Ronald Reagan's pollster talked after Watergate about what he called the embarrassed Republican vote: many Republicans who chose to stay home rather than vote for their party.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 9, 2006

• “The way for the Nationals to stop getting embarrassed is to start winning, Mark Zuckerman says.”

  The Washington Post: Collin Balester provides some relief

• “While the Mount Holyoke grads were meeting in embarrassed little encounter groups to discuss possibly putting a mirror down there, Brown was telling her readers to embrace all aspects of their body, including the various functions and products of the alimentary tract.”

  Sex and the Married Man

• “At Turin 's Sonia Rossi Gallery stand, Annika Str ö m, who has also produced a performance piece for the fair in which 10 men are wandering around pretending to be embarrassed, is showing two identical watercolor posters which read: buy one get one free.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Overloading at Frieze

• “I was so stinkin 'embarrassed that a golf cart full of Secret Service guys had to pull up beside me," she said of the fall.”

  Palin confident she can outrun Obama

• “` ` I was embarrassed from the standpoint of our organization and everything we stand for.”

  USATODAY.com

• “At least six of them used the word embarrassed, probably more.”

  The Washington Post: Which Monday night blowout was worse

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