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The first gloom and glee, depending on allegiance, came in the 48th minute when Spain got a bit too la-de-da with a clearance.

From Washington Post • Dec. 1, 2022

What Bette Davis dislikes most about Hollywood is its la-de-da parties and glamor girls.

From Time Magazine Archive

I will, too, if he preaches any more of his la-de-da society rules to me.

From That Girl Montana by Ryan, Marah Ellis

In the caravanserai at Miandasht, Abdul's failure to appreciate our whilom and egotistical friend, the la-de-da telegraph-jee, at his own valuation comes near resulting in a serious fracas.

From Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume II From Teheran To Yokohama by Stevens, Thomas

Wish to goodness, however, that I was there now instead of stewing in these wretched islands—chasing slavers we can never catch and assailed by the Australian newspapers as 'lazy, la-de-da "haw-haws."

From Edward Barry South Sea Pearler by Becke, Louis



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