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hole-and-corner

[hohl-uhn-kawr-ner] / ˈhoʊl ənˈkɔr nər /




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Said one American: "Has an international document ever been ratified in such a hole-and-corner fashion?"

From Time Magazine Archive

You can say or print almost anything so long as you are willing to do it in a hole-and-corner way.

From Time Magazine Archive

The oxygen mask wall continue to put a new face on the secret agent of tradition, marking his release from the hole-and-corner, back-alley deals of history.

From Time Magazine Archive

It is of those performers that I write: of the hole-and-corner work, of the little thumb-nail sketches which go to make up the big battle panels so ably depicted over the matutinal bacon and eggs.

From No Man's Land by McNeile, H. C. (Herman Cyril)

What's life worth to a man in them hole-and-corner places?

From A Crime of the Under-seas by Boothby, Guy Newell




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