overdramatically

The scissor skull thing refers and overdramatically I suspect to late term abortion.

Think Progress » Limbaugh on Michael J. Fox: ‘I Take Back None of What I Said’ 2006

[TWICE!] 3. overdramatically ridiculed [dismembered practically] for how i speak.

pojken Diary Entry pojken 2006

And now it's been reported that Mel Gibson has entered a booze rehabilitation program or, as his slave Alan Nierob slightly overdramatically put it: He has entered into an ongoing program of recovery.

Leave Jew-Hating Mel Gibson Alone: His Hollywood Pals 2006

Sighing overdramatically, Belinda said, “Fine, the beach, then, as long as I get you out of this damn attic!”

Breakdowns Keith R.A. DeCandido 2003

Sighing overdramatically, Belinda said, “Fine, the beach, then, as long as I get you out of this damn attic!”

Breakdowns Keith R.A. DeCandido 2003

You should also realize that to get to the room we were in, one would have had to have passed through the ungodly crowded main room, teeming with goths either overdramatically dancing or frozen in carefully premeditated poses reflecting the trendy darkness in their equally trendy tortured souls.

bard Diary Entry bard 2003

Sighing overdramatically, Belinda said, “Fine, the beach, then, as long as I get you out of this damn attic!”

Breakdowns Scott Ciencin 2003

Sighing overdramatically, Belinda said, “Fine, the beach, then, as long as I get you out of this damn attic!”

Breakdowns Keith R.A. DeCandido 2003

Alcaren shrugged, almost overdramatically, it seemed to Secca.

The Shadow Sorceress Modesitt, L. E. 2001

Each summer evening at eight-thirty a "History Began Here" recording overdramatically blared out facts and figures, spotlights playing on pertinent Giza monuments, while tourists sat huddled en masse on folding chairs.

From This Beloved Hour Lambert, Willa 1982