cologned

The sweaty and greasy, cologned and calloused, collective hope of America—CHILDREN OF THE NINETEEN-EIGHTIES!

Molecules Joe Deir 2011

Didn't that cologned cloud of self delight, James Purrrrnell, admit that incapacity benefit is being abused by his government to mask unemployment?

Everyone Against The Planners Newmania 2008

As for that lispy, cologned cloud of self delight: Purrrrnell - aka the sleazy squirt

Sources of Authority Ancient and Modern Newmania 2008

It makes me just mad enough to send an email to the host of the show, whom I had met at a luncheon redolent with cologned businessmen.

If I Am Missing or Dead Janine Latus 2007

It makes me just mad enough to send an email to the host of the show, whom I had met at a luncheon redolent with cologned businessmen.

If I Am Missing or Dead Janine Latus 2007

Not digesting the consequences, Jamal was thrilled that the family phone was freed up and that dinners no longer included heavily cologned coaches wearing shiny sweatsuits and talking about “the family atmosphere,” “state-of-the-art facilities,” and “network of alumni.”

Foul Lines Jack McCallum 2006

Not digesting the consequences, Jamal was thrilled that the family phone was freed up and that dinners no longer included heavily cologned coaches wearing shiny sweatsuits and talking about “the family atmosphere,” “state-of-the-art facilities,” and “network of alumni.”

Foul Lines Jack McCallum 2006

Sidewalks had widened, stretched by the muscular fingers of money, and the pour of office workers had curdled into a cyclonic multitude, well-dressed, cologned, and silently pouting because the limousines double-parked along each and every curb were not idling obediently for it.

Skinny Legs and All Robbins, Tom 1990

They may be dressed in the height of fashion, may be cologned, and pomatumed, and padded, and diamond-ringed, and flamboyant-cravatted, until they bewitch the eye and intoxicate the olfactories; but they are double-distilled extracts of villainy, moral dirt and blasphemy.

The Wedding Ring A Series of Discourses for Husbands and Wives and Those Contemplating Matrimony 1867

Not standing in line Bugaloos, asking for the nearest American Apparel, arguably well-dressed, bathed and slightly cologned -- the judgmental glares from the Converse-wearing let-'em-eat-cake set would, at times, prove too much.

SFist Brock Keeling 2010