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tommyrot

[tom-ee-rot] / ˈtɒm iˌrɒt /


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Your talk of bullet-proof glass, for instance, is just plain tommyrot.

From Time Magazine Archive

Many a playgoer will find How Beautiful With Shoes a hodgepodge of demented tommyrot.

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To state that America is overproduced, overbuilt and oversold is the sheerest tommyrot.

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It was tommyrot, cried he to the press, for critics to complain because the plan did not aim at economy as well as efficiency.

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Lalage was, in my opinion, herself guilty of something very like the sin of tommyrot when she mocked another bishop for a sermon he had preached on "Empire Day."

From Lalage's Lovers by Birmingham, George A.