Sentence examples for boogers from inspiring English sources

After being expelled, Billy comforted himself by writing a wrenching memoir of addiction, entitled "Boogers".

The man seemed to have an infinite supply of boogers, and the more he picked the more Horace's stomach churned.

Minutes later, he let it drop again — I caught him mid-act this time, flicking it softly, the way teen-agers flick boogers, surreptitiously, across the table and onto the ground.

I'd rather have sweat on my handkerchief than boogers.

There was urine on the couch and vomit on the duvet; there were boogers smeared behind the radiator.

Picking boogers out of my nostrils with tweezers.

(She named the clones Booger McKinney, Booger Lee, Booger Ra, Booger Hong, and Booger Park).

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He looked toward me with a hint of pity, and muttered, "The school's the size of a booger, and it's way out in those hills".

At the news conference, a Republican spokesman, Blake Ryan, labelling this a "Democrat dirty trick," said in a prepared statement, "I can categorically state that no member of the Republican delegation has called Secretary Geithner a booger-face.

Although the Republican congressional delegation disagrees with Secretary Geithner's approach to reducing the deficit and believes that increasing taxes is always detrimental to the entrepreneurial spirit that has made this nation the greatest economic power the world has ever seen, we do not believe he is a booger-face".