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11waspishness — See: waspish …
12White Anglo-Saxon Protestant — This article is about the cultural ethnonym. For other uses, see Wasp (disambiguation). White Anglo Saxon Protestant Regions with significant populations All parts of the United States Languages Major: American English. Religion Protestantism …
13Waspish — Waspishly, WASPishly, adv. Waspishness, WASPishness, n. /wos pish/, adj. Waspy. Also, WASPish. [1965 70; WASP + ISH1] * * * …
14WASP — or Wasp noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: white Anglo Saxon Protestant Date: 1957 sometimes disparaging an American of Northern European and especially British ancestry and of Protestant background; especially a member of the dominant and… …
15waspish — adjective Date: 1566 1. resembling a wasp in behavior; especially snappish, petulant < a waspish temper > 2. resembling a wasp in form; especially slightly built • waspishly adverb • waspishness noun …
16Polo shirt — A tennis shirt, now commonly called a polo shirt and also known as a golf shirt, is a T shaped shirt with a collar, typically two or three buttons down a slit below the collar, and an optional pocket. A zipper may substitute for buttons, or… …
17Peter Gill (playwright) — Peter Gill, theatre director, playwright and former actor, was born in Cardiff, Wales, on 7 September 1939, son of George John Gill and his wife Margaret Mary (Browne).He was educated at St Illtyd s College, Cardiff.CareerAn actor from 1957 1965 …
18novel — novel1 novellike, adj. /nov euhl/, n. 1. a fictitious prose narrative of considerable length and complexity, portraying characters and usually presenting a sequential organization of action and scenes. 2. (formerly) novella (def. 1). [1560 70; <… …
19waspish — waspishly, adv. waspishness, n. /wos pish/, adj. 1. like or suggesting a wasp, esp. in behavior. 2. quick to resent a trifling affront or injury; snappish. 3. irascibly or petulantly spiteful: waspish writing. 4. having a slight or slender build …
20asperity — Synonyms and related words: acerbity, acid, acidity, acidness, acidulousness, acridity, acrimony, anger, animosity, astringency, austerity, bad humor, bad temper, bile, biliousness, bitingness, bitter resentment, bitterness, bitterness of spirit …
