After dinner at the Travers house, if the evening was cool enough, Mr. Travers lit a fire, and they played what Mrs. Travers called "idiotic word games," for which, in fact, people had to be fairly clever to win.
Enter "ain't," with a definition written by Gove himself, and an idiotic news release that turned the word into a cause célèbre.
Now, was it "idiotic" (her word, unspoken) of me to put the card in the back, equidistant from hazardous cracks?
"Idiotic" was the word Dani Alves used to describe Shearer's criticism of Fred, who is in danger of becoming this team's Serginho, the maligned Brazilian striker whose limited ability made him the scapegoat for anything and everything that went wrong on the pitch in the early 80s.
The suggestion is, in a word, idiotic.
Tidying porn prose induced in me a peculiar irritability, almost a kind of claustrophobia — there was the frustration of having to inch word by word along such idiotic sentences, and also the other kind of frustration, which those sentences, despite their idiocy, induced.
It is, in a word- idiotic.
The words "egregious" and "idiotic" were bandied about.It is possible, of course, that Ms Moyer is wrong.
That was childish, that was idiotic, all those type of words.
Struggling to keep up with events, Mayor Rawlings-Blake satd at her own press conference: "I am at a loss for words … It is idiotic to think that by destroying your city you're going to make life better for anybody".
