Keep quiet, use code, ignore the occasional comments about "pushiness" or "flashiness" or "stinginess" or "Jewish behavior" (whatever that might be) or a comment about a Jewish woman's "great conk of a nose".
Termite, who can't converse in any conventional way, echoes words spoken around him in a "quiet tonal code" — because the noises he makes, far from being a senseless echolalia, bear a meaning unavailable to ordinary people.
Hawaii apparently has very quiet noise codes.
There are the quiet ones, like Code Beautiful Mascara (£19.95, feelunique.com), seen on the catwalks for A/W 2014 (its appeal is simple – just a really good dense bristle brush that lifts lashes up).
Throughout the recording sessions, RAs assign sleep state codes (quiet sleep, active sleep, indeterminate, awake, cry) once each minute, based on behavioral criteria previously shown appropriate for prematurely born infants [ 71].
She had the rare combination of being quiet and popular; a code that made her intimidating to younger, fashionable girls and mysterious to older, confident boys.
George Herbert, Lord Byron, Emily Dickinson, Marianne Moore, James Merrill — in many cases a savvy reader could, with all the quiet exultation of a code-breaking cryptographer, identify the author purely through paired rhyme-words, independent of what the poem was actually about.
Preferably do this in a quiet place or a coded text.
It's code for keep quiet about the party.
It seems an unlikely candidate for a star turn, but the humble bar code, long the quiet workhorse of retailing, is poised for the consumer equivalent of a cinematic close-up.
