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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The ordinary gray or brown Norway rat, Mus decumanus: so called as living in sewers.
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“ Jack played the game according to corporate dictate, with the steel-plate facade and sewer-rat ethics big business demands.”
“I read about the verbal pasting Gwyneth gave that horrid sewer-rat Blears over her decision to split my county of Cheshire into two councils against all reason.”
“In choosing to live in a manner that would cause a punk sewer-rat to raise a dubious eyebrow,”
“I once mentioned a little saweiety sheet, published in New York, under the title of Town Topics, because it afforded me a kind of languid pleasure to kick the feculent sewer-rat back into the foul cloaca from which it had crawled to beslime the ICONOCLAST.”
“A peculiar species is found in the blood of the common frog, and another in that of the sewer-rat.”
“Death on two legs Tearing me apart Death on two legs You've never had a heart of your own (You never did, right from the start) Insane, you should be put inside You're a sewer-rat decaying in a cesspool of pride Should be made unemployed Make yourself null-and-void Make me feel good I feel good TESTO TRADOTTO Non disponibile Drag to Playlist”
“Death on two legs Tearing me apart Death on two legs You've never had a heart of your own (You never did, right from the start) Insane, you should be put inside You're a sewer-rat decaying in a cesspool of pride Should be made unemployed Make yourself null-and-void Make me feel good I feel good TESTO TRADOTTO Non disponibile”
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