So, for example, given the words "manners," "round," and "tennis," the correct answer would be "table".
Maliciousness is just another word for manners.
Under her married name, Emily Post, she wrote "Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home," published in 1922, and it became the last word in manners.
In word and manner, though, she was short – as though she'd only so much breath to spare.
She comes out of a violent background – violent in words and manners, but violent also in the way in which her life has been decided for her.
French people, in other words, have manners, which explains why a crucial element of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's revolt was frank speech.
The Home Secretary, Theresa May, might have been absent, but she was the spectre at this feast of words and manners, hovering invisibly above the committee table.
Despite the grim words, his manner is disarming.
In others' words "His manner was remarkably unaffected.
But in North Korea I could sense people were very cautious in words and manner".
The trick in these matters is to handle things delicately, with smooth words and manner.
