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Will started down the street in the man's direction, cursing him ripely as he went.

But his wonder has still kept growing; and I think the reader's will also, if he consider it ripely.

She was ripely curved under that loose shirt, he learned.

But she protested loudly and ripely at any such intervention; told them to leave her be.

She was a rather attractive wench in a way, quite ripely figured.

Several figures were moving about, and the air was ripely suffocating with the smell of brandy.

And hated Taina, for that matter, to serve them up so ripely to the witch.

He swore ripely as the buttons refused to yield.

Secondly, however, it needs to have the ripely resonant lower range typically associated with the bass voice.

The air was ripely funereal with their scent.

Might as well sow a seed, he thought, if it wasn't already ripely germinating.

When her knees buckled, he cursed ripely, and his hands caught her before she could fall.

Her fifth pod split ripely and belched a foul smoke.

Look at the guys in here - all buying death on the credit system and richly, ripely, aware of it."

He cursed it ripely, kicked it, and tried again.

FEW elements of contemporary life offer themselves so ripely to the satirist as journalism.

As always, almost every woman who came in either brought a child along, had left one with a neighbor, or was ripely pregnant with one.

When the phone rang, he swore ripely.

The Guarneri plays the piece ripely, lending it an attractive singing quality.

And the second day they were deep in open fields where patches of self-sown grain rippled ripely under the sun.

Shelby swore ripely, then stuck her thumb knuckle into her mouth.

The narrative, spanning several generations and a wide economic spectrum, presents these developments in ways that are often ripely symbolic.

Ben swore ripely as he tackled her, used his body to cover hers as another shot exploded.