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blowzy

Could it be that some god spoke through this blowsy woman?

The woman was young enough and good-looking, in a blowsy way.

A big, blowsy woman, maybe Mama herself, came out of a back room.

She managed to look blowsy and sharp at the same time.

And there is indeed a plot behind all this blowsy language.

Or I might become a fat, blowsy housewife, unable to travel.

Yet when you're in, the river seems blowsy and wild, miles away from civilisation.

They were pretty enough in a blowsy sort of way and were most probably locals.

At the table beyond, two blowsy women and four men were on a works outing from the Midlands.

Almost overnight, she had aged ten years and become a fat, blowsy drunk.

It is on specific plans, not blowsy hopes and promises, that we should make up our minds.

The string sound was sometimes blowsy and unformed, but the winds were excellent.

I saw myself: a great, blowsy open flower, men buzzing round like bees.

"She's attractive in a blowsy sort of way.," she said offhandedly.

"Is "blowsy" another way of saying she's got big bosoms?"

Ophelia is often described in the book as a "blowsy old cog".

But I'm not above a big, blowsy hibiscus, either.

A fist flew out from somewhere, caught a big blowsy tourist on the jaw.

She was a blowsy middle-aged drab, only her eyes were still beautiful as they blazed at him.

It was only too easy to picture the broken-down vet and his harassed, blowsy wife.

A plump middleaged woman with blowsy hair bent over him.

'This sounds more fun than getting a blowsy old woman to peer into a crystal.

The blowsy blackshirts stopped and stood at attention.

"I mean, neither one of you is blowsy!

He picked up a blowzy newspaper from an end table and walked out of the waiting room.

Here the playing was not really on a level with top international competition, sounding raucous and blowzy.

"A belt will keep a blowzy shirt from looking like a pregnancy outfit."

Although individual players are not without talent, there has been an awful lot of warm but blowzy ensemble playing.

He did not seem to care for anything now except whisky and that blowzy red-haired woman.

The speaker was a blowzy blonde of about forty, with peroxided hair.

In this way, the humble ivy or the blowzy peony become more than even nature intended.

But sometimes she seems to push crudely for volume, turning blowzy instead of heroic.

The character is blowzy, the better to exude blatant sensuality.

She was as blond, beautiful and blowzy as ever.

Hasn't everything been said about the toothyand blowzy "Women" by now?

Her file photo showed me a blowzy blonde with big Jersey hair, lots of makeup and a slim frame.

And from the kitchen appeared a handsome, blowzy blonde who appeared to be a few years older than her pilot husband.

"She was very small and pretty, but in movies she always looked blowzy and voluptuous," he continues.

Fugal entrances were blowzy, barely distinguishable from one another.

Over the years large hunks of its blowzy decoration have been removed, leaving it more curiosity than contretemps.

The room reeked of the cheap perfume worn by the blowzy woman who was vacating it as we arrived.

The thing gave a hoarse, blowzy laugh. '

The loveliness of the woods in March is not, assuredly, of this blowzy rustic type.

Some men might find her physically attractive, I suppose, if you like that dyed blonde, blowzy, over-sexed type.

Angela Lansbury, for one, brought a ruthless intelligence and a kind of blowzy glamour to the proceedings.

A wine with too much fat that is not balanced by acidity is said to be "flabby" or "blowzy"

The end state - the point degraded to a blowzy stub, the gleaming case dented and dull - gets wiped from consciousness.

Mr. Ryniec loves these big doubles, but I find them blowzy.

Perhaps people realize that sauvignon blanc generally goes much better with food than the prevailing blowzy style of American chardonnay.