toucher

If the toucher did, he or she could have done so long before this.

She'd never been a toucher, but she reached out now, taking both his hands in hers.

"Startled the horses so we near as a toucher went off the road again!"

What he enjoyed most was that she was a toucher.

I near as a toucher walked into the castle wall but saw its loom just in time.

Two years later she published her second novel, The Toucher.

The point guard, also known as the one, is typically the team's best ball toucher and passer.

She was a great toucher, as though her brains were in her fingertips.

Of course, she would be a casual toucher.

Vorbis, who never touched another person inside his head, was a great toucher with his hands.

Though by nature he was not much of a toucher, Clint put a hand on Bobby's shoulder.

Though he is elusive to the press, people in Sterling's company find him to be a close talker and serial toucher.

Toucher has won two Emmys for his work.

Whether he wanted me out of the way permanently or not I don't know but he near as a toucher succeeded."

Poor old Richard, torpedoed three times, and then finished 011, near as a toucher, with an adjustable spanner.

(Even chaos, toucher of angels, had not been able to melt that gem.

She is a toucher, a talker, a woman who laughs easily and gives orders with equal gusto.

This startled me; MacDonald was not a casual toucher.

Mr. Coelho, 46 years old, is a toucher and a schmoozer, one of those politicians who are always known by their first name.

Two others gone in the space of a few hours, near as a toucher three; only i'd fallen sideways instead of toppling over the rail.

Mike frequently attends the Toucher and Rich events.

I'm a toucher...I have a habit of touching people in that regard.

He was a clumsy toucher, willing but not... empathetic.

The granite was provided by Richard Toucher (a long time campaigner for the new harbour) at no cost to the construction team.

The station subsequently moved Toucher to mornings with Baron and Fram.