switcheroo

The switcheroo was the players had to buy a ticket instead of the other way around.

He'd have to pull a switcheroo with someone else's chair after hours one night this week.

It had been five weeks now since the night of the switcheroo in the graveyard.

You've heard about those eight million children denied any tax break by a last-minute switcheroo.

Suppose they've given a switcheroo to the old technique.

Switcheroo (1998), where a wife discovers that her husband is having an affair.

So I'm wondering if a single power tower switcheroo thing can handle the load.

And that leads us to the third switcheroo.

Cop the butter using the switcheroo method described in the Supermarket section above.

For a switcheroo, let's rewrite the script, make this race a cliffhanger.

With the massed might of eight fine Primes, the switcheroo is going very well indeed.

So the whole concept is that it's a switcheroo, in effect, but on a mural-type level."

He baited him then did a switcheroo to guilt him into an interview.

On the one issue that was not rooted in image, players voiced universal outrage with the switcheroo ball.

Then, at the last minute, just as the fare went up, the old subway switcheroo: The token remains unchanged.

If every slight shift, permutation or switcheroo is called a sea change, what's left to describe major changes?

(For a look at another possible Bradley switcheroo, click here.)

Tonight, although the switcheroo went off as smoothly as ever, the color of the Scotch betrayed him.

Switcheroo: The player and a randomly selected contestant switch places on the game board.

Which team benefits from the switcheroo fallout?

"That's when they really got their foot in the door with the restaurants, and then they turned around and did the whole switcheroo."

That was when Ms. George said she found she had been a victim of the "switcheroo."

And who could have guessed that someone would pull the old switcheroo and frame the bunny for murder.

"Yeah, and got the same old switcheroo.

It also includes that 19th-century chestnut, the infant switcheroo.