Therefore length was impossible, and a foozle was quite likely.
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The almost certain consequence of this attitude is a foozle.
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If I tried a trick out of turn, I might foozle and lose prestige.
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A Foozle at the Tee Party is a 1915 American short comedy film featuring Harold Lloyd.
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For example, maybe you're going out to a spreader tip to foozle on some baggywrinkle that's come adrift.
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We can hardly be expected to foozle on purpose, just to let Archie show off before his girl.
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The memory lingers, mocking you every time you slice it into the bushes or foozle a two-foot putt.
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He would be much more likely to fail and foozle, and then what a miserable golfer would he be!
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I wouldn't have trusted dear old Monty to break the death of a bluebottle without managing to foozle it somehow.
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Before applying for the job our young friend Foozle would like to know whether he will be required to replace the divot.
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I have not related the story more than five hundred times, so that you will excuse me if I foozle it in places.
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Even poor Mr. Lloyd George cannot go out of his front door, or make a foozle on the ninth green, without being snapshotted, sketched, and probably filmed.
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Quick and A Foozle, Ragamuffins, Masked Man # (February 1984) Feat. Rio, The Masked Man # (March 1984) Feat. Carlos McLlyr, The Californio; Nightingale; Masked Man # (April 1984) Feat. Carlos McLlyr, The Californio; Nightingale; Masked Man # (May 1984) Feat.
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Hadath had his first published juvenile fiction story, a school story, published in The Captain in 1909. It was a story about a boy called Foozle who was to be one of his recurring characters. It may have been that Hadath was already feeling the financial pinch when he wrote the story. He had applied for bankruptcy on 18 November 1909, and owed over three hundred pounds in interest to money lenders when he first appeared in court.
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In 1986, Rogers drew a graphic novel adaptation of "Demon with a Glass Hand", an episode of The Outer Limits television series, based on a script by Harlan Ellison.Science Fiction Graphic Novel #5 at the Grand Comics Database It was the fifth title of the DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel series. At Eclipse Comics during the early 1980s, he collaborated on the graphic novel Detectives Inc. with writer Don McGregor, drew the Scorpio Rose series and the first Coyote series written by Englehart, and wrote and drew his own whimsical series Cap'N Quick & A Foozle.
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