screed

"It is very arduous, very rugged with rocks, boulders and loose screed," she said.

No word yet from Commentary (which has devoted a grand total of one screed to the hunger strikers thus far).

One blackly funny screed in the book is directed at Harry and David's gift baskets.

Professors Stephen Walt and John Mearsheimer, author of the screed, The Israel Lobby, are right about that.

The media took notice: My screed appeared in New York magazine and on various gossip blogs.

Mony's the time I hae ettled to send ye a screed, but there was aye something that cam' i' the gait.

Swift and snappish, out came the long screed, while the old woman's eyes were fiery and her cheeks flushed.

Stephen read this screed to the end, then crumpled it in his fist and threw it angrily on the floor.

Only a few sentences of the long, incoherent screed in her hand penetrated to Kate's brain.

At any rate I did despatch you—supposedly via San Francisco—a really pretty long screed about a month ago.