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- adjective Alternative form of
toadlike .
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Examples
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He agreed andhas lived there ever since, eating bad bugs and being generally toad-like.
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Balls (Balls by name and Balls by nature) is a bulgy-eyed toad-like squirt who has been in Parliament five minutes, has never had a proper job and gets his jollies by kicking hard-working middle class folk about.
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Balls (Balls by name and Balls by nature) is a bulgy-eyed toad-like squirt who has been in Parliament five minutes, has never had a proper job and gets his jollies by kicking hard-working middle class folk about.
Archive 2008-04-06 2008
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As I step cautiously into the limo, I notice she is accompanied by a toad-like man with a receding white hairline who is busy peering through a pair of binoculars.
Go Ahead 2009
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As I step cautiously into the limo, I notice she is accompanied by a toad-like man with a receding white hairline who is busy peering through a pair of binoculars.
Go Ahead Roger Weaver 2009
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Being a good soldier Harry does what he is told, but how difficult can it be to fight a toad-like alien half his height?
BestScienceFictionStories.com » Post Topic » After the Coup by John Scalzi 2008
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She was a monstrous, toad-like creature, but she was all that was left after the bridal rush of sixty-eight.
Wallpaper Matthew Sanborn Smith 2008
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Thus, if I find any Dovetailed Toadbirds - that eat only music, lapping the notes from the air like floating insects with their toad-like tongues and swooping and swirling around the notes as if dancing to the silence they create - Horatio the Mute will be perfectly capable of humming the circus music of his youth, feeding them.
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He's too hunched and toad-like to be considered handsome by either gender, I'm afraid — and I wonder if he's as miserable as I am.
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The motivation for vitriol is envy: envy of your fees, envy of your exposure, envy of your fame; envy, even, of the cartoon of you, unshaven and toad-like.
It is interesting that Sir George Young took the opportunity... 2008
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