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As the two approached, the taunter saw them and waved.

If the taunter is really angry, they will grind the fist into the open hand for added effect.

He staggered forward, and the bald taunter didn't disappear as the woman had.

The taunter, as opposed to a satirist, is able to make personal attacks on specific characters.

Halting, the men from the wall jabbed frenzied shots at their taunter.

She did not turn to look at her taunter; she did not need to.

Unferth performs these functions, thus fulfilling the role of social taunter.

The officers went after the cloaked taunter.

The white spot between his ears is actually the top of his paw as he tries to snag the taunter.

Franco, one hand clasping his wife and the other suddenly holding its share of bad intentions, stood and stared at the taunter.

Ma Csurik slapped the taunter on the side of his head, suppressing him effectively.

The taunter wasn't easily stopped, however.

Still flinging his evasive laugh, the taunter swung suddenly into sight directly in front of the headlights.

As the taunter was an American, why is he using the Briticism stepped-up shoes ?

"French Taunter"

Their taunter aided them.

Lucille runs wild--prostitute, window dancer, taunter of men.

However, if the taunted target kills the taunter, "HUMILIATION" announcement is displayed.

The Suspect (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, October 1985, under the title "The Taunter")

Their sibling rivalry has been beautifully realized by Ms. Garfield and her performers, the quietly radiant Rachel Lynch-John and a particularly acute Lisa Townsend as the covert taunter.

It had all the appearances of a marketing stunt gone awry, the Internet industry's version of a wily playground taunt that quickly escalated into a tense standoff, until the taunter - Google, in this case - blinked.

Proudest vessel in America's resistance the king, the wandering command of his father, his o home from the age of seven, the scourge of corsair, t insolent taunter of English admirals, the swift, sleek p nitor.

From the avenue door came a fierce, defiant challenge - the mockery that crimedom feared and hated; the tone that made deep-dyed crooks forget all other purposes and seek only to meet the taunter in a duel of death.

In the theatre, he starred in the Australian production of Monty Python's Spamalot, playing the roles of Lancelot, The French Taunter, Tim The Enchanter and The Head Knight of "Ni".

After a leave of absence during the summer to film the Showtime series "Huff," Mr. Azaria will resurface in the roles of Sir Lancelot, the French Taunter, the Knight of Ni and Tim the Enchanter.