simp

• A distraught simp was a powerful and potentially dangerous animal, especially if fear overcame its conditioning. —  A Meeting with Medusa
• "Isn't he simp-ly the most won-der-ful baby you ev-er saw And Vee would never blink an eye. —  The House of Torchy
• Her strong line seems to be to listen to 'em patient while they tells her all they know, and remark enthusiastic at intervals: "Oh, I think that's simp-ly won-n-n-nderful!" —  Torchy As A Pa
• She said, 'Oh, I think you're a wonderful dancer, simp-ly won-n-n-n-derful!' —  Torchy As A Pa
• "Lucy Lee is makin' him tell how he's goin' to have Wall Street eatin' out of his hand some day, and every once in a while she's remarkin': 'Why, Mr. Pratt! I think you're wonderful; simp-ly wonderful But I thought you said," puts in Vee, "that he was--er--case hardened Oh, he's just playin' the game," says I. —  Torchy and Vee

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