razzberry
Americannoun
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razzberries
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We want to see them get the razzberry they've got coming to them in the absence of any lucid defense of their craft.
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Government speakers had had to stand a barrage of interruptions from a device known as "the rubber razzberry," an inexpensive instrument of defamation popular with Hollywood comedians and Bronx hoodlums.
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The Brooklyn Dodgers got the razzberry last week.
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But before this universal razzberry is delivered, may I have my say?
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But the New York Daily News blew a razzberry at the critics: ALL-AMERICAN STRAUSS.
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Clattering along on thick-soled Lancashire clogs, these hard-faced women grimly entered and marched about London solemnly blowing rubber razzberries at well-dressed citizens, bobbies and Royal Horse Guards.
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The booing was done melodiously, in good taste, with the familiar razzberries of the rabble unheard.
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Deafness and all, says Bill, "When 30,000 razzberries pour down on you, you hear it."
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Last week the denizens of Manhattan's cloak and suit district turned out with rubber razzberries and flaunting banners, to welcome the General's famed grandson.
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“Orchids to you and razzberries to those presumably intelligent Americans who can’t take a joke when it’s on themselves….Yours until the Martians come.”
From "Spooked!" by Gail Jarrow
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