Sentence examples for wicked words from inspiring English sources

Keep chanting your wicked words, "Trick or Treat?" **insert spooky fog, wet with God's disappointment**.

Sam Allardyce does not bring with him promises of hope, wicked words about how we "might" make a run this year, how we "could" go all the way.

Minutes after DJT gets sworn in I just feel like loads of blue-eyed people will stand, stare to the heavens and chant wicked words in support of Trump – eerie, the words, in unison – while a strange glowing light envelopes their heads.

His books titles include Rawson's Dictionary of Euphemisms & Other Doubletalk; Wicked Words, which is the opposite of Euphemisms in that it tells you everything you might want to know about so-called "bad" words, and Devious Derivations, a book about folk etymologies.

Minutes after DJT gets sworn in, I just feel like loads of blue-eyed people will stand, stare to the heavens, and chant wicked words in support of Trump eerie, the words, in unison while a strange glowing light envelopes their heads.

Minutes after DJT gets sworn in I just feel like loads of blue-eyed people will stand, stare to the heavens and chant wicked words in support of Trump – eerie, the words, in unison – while a strange glowing light envelopes their heads.

Fowler calls it a "wicked word," a pretentious and ignorant borrowing from French; properly, it means not "careful," but "frightened" — indeed, teeth-chatteringly so — coming, as it does, from the Latin metus (fear).

Over time, my skill with the canes, crops and paddles he adores has become a sort of muscle memory, freeing up my mind to play wicked word games and throw sadistic taunts.

One 1631 Bible was called the "wicked Bible" because the word "not" was left out of the seventh commandment.

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Known as the "Wicked" Bible, the text, printed in 1631, leaves the word "not" from the seventh commandment.