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palsy-walsy
adjective as in very friendly
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Example Sentences
In the “Valley People” rundown, a notice laments that the “smugly oppressive dominance” of the Anderson Valley School Board by certain “palsy-walsy” potentates has made it “a kind of self-perpetuating monument to rural nepotism.”
From Newsweek
Then they had to go ruin it all with that whole glasnost thing, the demolition of the Berlin Wall, and Gorbachev and Reagan getting all palsy-walsy.
From Seattle Times
Dandy Don, for the record, assures me that he and Humble Howard are palsy-walsy.”
From BusinessWeek
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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