WAPNER: I WAS GOING TO LET YOU SAY THE OTHER WORD TEPPER: YOU DON'T SAY THE OTHER WORD?
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There's no other word for that but World War III.
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This is — there is no other word for it — talent.
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"Ironically, the other word for this is 'politic,' " she said.
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There is no other word one can use but 'racist.
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I didn't say the other word, the white supremacy one.
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"There's no other word for it than 'pawsome,' " Stover tells PEOPLE.
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He says f— every other word, pretty much like I do.
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The connection breaks up; every other word is cloaked in distortion.
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Women are often just attacked; there's no other word for it.
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I'm cussin' every other word, and this lady's a church lady.
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No other word in the English language would work better there.
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There's no other word for it: he was conducting those birds.
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" He continues: "No other word but slave encompassed the life she lived.
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But there's really no other word for the little bond they develop.
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Almost all candidates use their own name more than any other word.
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"Borderline hypertension" more accurately describes Sanders's demeanor than any other word I've encountered.
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In other word, if you don't see it yet, you likely will soon.
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"Every other word was 'My daughter,' and, 'She really needs me,'" she said.
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What other word would you suggest to describe "an animal that urinates backward"?
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: I know, but it's not as good as the other word.
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Again, there's really no other word for this style of intimidation but neo-fascism.
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There's no other word for 2016 nominee Hillary Clinton's attack on the surging Sen.
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There is no other word for it, nor is there any excuse for it.
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Finally I can say "fuck" every other word, and no one's going to say shit.
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Every other word in my goddamn book is 'Gypsy,' that's what we were back then.
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"I don't know any other word to describe this other than a sham," Huebner said.
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Every other word out of her mouth is bleeped out and still, the crowd keeps laughing.
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If something isn't true that you keep saying there's no other word for it but lie.
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"There's no other word but 'hypocrisy,'" said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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"I'm sorry, but there's no other word one can use but racist," Colville said in a statement.
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Rubio doubled down on the charge, saying there is simply "no other word" for his rival's behavior.
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While calling Trump a liar occasionally gives some in the media vapors, there's no other word that fits.
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" UN human rights spokesman Rupert Colville: "I'm sorry, but there's no other word one can use but racist.
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This means every time your phone thinks you type "ducking" it'll put the other word in its place.
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My siblings and I grew up playing Scrabble and other word games with our parents and each other.
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What other word can you use to describe a plan that has nothing to do with free market principles?
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Of Rolling Stone's 21997 Greatest Songs of All Time, "love" appears in the lyrics more than any other word.
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Suddenly, every other word in Dickens's novel seemed like unnecessary padding, every sentence overstuffed, wasteful, filled with excessive detail.
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Seeing that I was interested in other word games at school, he showed me the ropes of crossword constructing.
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Through these sermons and other word-of-mouth sources, moralizing about the stock market crash spread, affecting mass psychology.
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In other word, he's untrustworthy and unelectable — a combination that you'd normally expect engaged partisans to consider and reject.
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They are producing about us a flood, there is no other word for it, a flood of fake news.
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The other word, "happening," means something else entirely: the movie is greenlit, underway and coming to the big screen.
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"There's really no other word to use other than self-made because that is the truth," she told the outlet.
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He said he used the epithet because he could think of no other word to express his opinion so clearly.
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"There's really no other word to use other than self-made because that is the truth," she told Interview Germany.
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I don&apost consider this so much victory or even a vindication, which is the president&aposs other word for this.
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So far we've been told by one person that they weren't completely up to date, and have received no other word.
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And then the other word is merda, which is still used to refer to excrement, even now in French, Spanish, Italian.
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This structure makes TypeShift feel much looser and more playful compared to other word games (including Gage's own Spelltower from 2011).
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It's not, in other words, real, or true, or any other word to describe what Case wants to guide her life.
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That which we call an award show by any other word would...be as out-there as the Billboard Music Awards?
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If you thought your teachers were crazy, wait 'til you meet Aunt Lydia The Rape There's no other word for it.
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It isn't just a dance song; it's a song that—there's really no other word for it—will make you rejoice.
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What matters in this debate is that the asymmetry between the two sides is so grotesque — there is no other word.
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I would draw a blank after every other word, unable to remember the names of places or people or everyday objects.
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The one with the dreadlocks tells me what he thinks of the local police; every other word is a profane one.
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What other word can you use to describe a plan that will do nothing to lower prices or increase supply of care?
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Then again, if any other word can explain a world in which Trump is to be president, "strange" is a good fit.
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The updated agreement has been scrubbed for typos, redundant definitions and other word changes to provide consistency across the agreement: http://bit.ly/1OWp81H.
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Now they are one victory away from a championship, after surviving — there is no other word — a 13-12 odyssey in Game 5.
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Every other word out of his mouth was about beating this or robbing that or some new and improved way to sell dope.
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Impulsive isn't a word astrologers would us to describe you, dear cow, but come mid-May there will be no other word for you!
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Place is able to encompass and describe differences in a way that I don't know any other word that can do it as well.
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There's no other word to describe watching parents of the missing Chibok school girls view a "proof of life" video of their kidnapped children.
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"The holiday was invented by Amazon, it's branded Prime Day, and shoppers don't remember any other word that describes these midsummer deals," he said.
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Fourth, it should be noted that Word, Google Docs, Apple Pages, and other word processors work just fine in bare-bones text-editor mode.
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There's no other word to describe it: What Spicer delivered was 10 minutes of propaganda, carried live on all the nation's top news channels.
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The other word, "Nippon," made its way to versions of the periodic table in 1908 as element 0003, nipponium, but was never officially accepted.
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In other word, the amount of talent on the second-best team, behind the US, has not been going up in the past decade.
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A spokesperson for the U.N. human rights office said of the remarks at the time that "there's no other word one can use but racist."
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The term "burial" gets tossed around too liberally in the wrestling world, but there's no other word for what's happened to Asuka, and it's gutting.
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For those who hate her, no other word will do (though the truly dedicated don't hesitate to throw in other derogatory options for further emphasis).
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Virtually every ad had two things in common: the iconic bottle and the distinctive text, which always read "Absolut" (followed by almost any other word).
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Tech Tip You can add downloaded illustrations, graphics and photos to files created in Microsoft Word, Pages or other word-processing apps on Apple's tablet.
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But what other word is there for the ineffable force that keeps you coming back, coming home, night after night, returning to family and love?
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But what other word is there for the ineffable force that keeps you coming back, coming home, night after night, returning to family and love?
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But those insights––the data contained in Word2vec and other word embedding datasets––are also trained on old books and movie reviews, and sometimes tweets.
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What other word can you use to describe a plan that keeps most of Obamacare's entitlements but strips away a lot of the funding for them?
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Even as we say we disapprove, we also tend to say it is necessary, or unavoidable, or some other word that absolves us of our decisions.
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"Hearing, 'You have cancer,' for the first time and then hearing, 'You have non-curable cancer,' there's no other word for that but devastating," Clark says.
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We didn't want it to be every other word out of the enemies' mouths, but at the same time, we wanted to strike the right balance.
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We didn't want it to be every other word out of the enemies' mouths, but at the same time, we wanted to strike the right balance.
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After the revolution, Noah Webster tried to get Americans to change their spellings so that pretty much every other word would be different from the English.
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Dmitri S. Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, told Russian reporters that they had seen Mr. Trump's Twitter posting but had no other word from the American government.
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"There's really no other word to use other than self-made because that is the truth," says the 153-year-old creator and owner of Kylie Cosmetics.
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I call it the paranoid style simply because no other word adequately evokes the sense of heated exaggeration, suspiciousness, and conspiratorial fantasy that I have in mind.
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The fact is, as much as I don't want to describe an elderly man getting his brains bashed out as "perfect", there's simply no other word for it.
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Above all, it will say that "we, the people" want to emerge from this dark period of toxic partisanship with our republic — there is no other word — intact.
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In the countryside, which might be of less interest to foreigners, people are not used to seeing many people from abroad or hearing every other word in another language.
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It's usually a lazy travel cliché, but there's no other word for it—the brewery is nestled in a peaceful cove, in the crook of a sloping green hill.
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It's a seedy, smoky strip club that's really more of a dive bar than anything, and it is (for lack of virtually any other word in my vocabulary) fringe.
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Rather than speaking of wet slate, sedimentary stones or river rocks, it's better to say simply the wine reminds me of animal, vegetable or, you know, that other word.
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"I call it the paranoid style simply because no other word adequately evokes the sense of heated exaggeration, suspiciousness, and conspiratorial fantasy that I have in mind," he writes.
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" The song continues with its semi-dreary, semi-desperate rhythm, rising and falling, then ending abruptly when West yelps — there is no other word but "yelp" — "Chick-fil-A!
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In a vote cast by members of the ADS, "dumpster fire" beat out other Word of the Year contenders that included post-truth, woke, normalize, #NoDAPL, and the fire emoji.
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Someone whose every other word is fuck might not be all that bright, but it's hard to tell, and maybe you shouldn't judge a book by its fucking cover. Shit.
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"If you say something that isn't true and you say it over and over again, and you know it's not true, there's no other word for it," Mr. Rubio said.
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"I don't think there is any other word to describe it than "amazing" for me and Maddie," said Stephens after beating Venus Williams to reach her first grand slam final.
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But there's no other word to describe the way President Donald Trump and his advisers have treated a woman who is arguably his strongest, most competent and effective Cabinet official.
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She shrank suit jackets to Chanel topper proportions, made handsome (no other word for it) skirts out of gabardine and tacked schoolgirl collars on otherwise office-ready white button-downs.
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What other word can you use to describe a plan that still crowds out smaller insurance providers by maintaining minimum coverage requirements that still don't make sense for millions of customers?
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The other word he was referring to was "Rohingya," which activists had hoped he would utter while he was on Burmese soil as a sign of support for the persecuted minority.
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"Strait-Jacket" is ridiculous in so many ways, but it has an intense and weird power, entirely because of to Crawford's hyperbolic — no other word for it — commitment to the role.
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When you summarize language in a similar way, you essentially produce multidimensional maps of the distances, based on common usage, between one word and every single other word in the language.
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The feature will start to go live Thursday, first to Office 365 subscribers on PC (part of the Office Insiders program) and then more widely to other Word users in future months.
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Over the weekend, he told his lover — at that point, there was really no other word for her — that he was committed to his marriage but not afraid to fall in love.
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The app also has some traditional word processing tricks like find and replace, and you can export your text in a format that is compatible with other word processors, including Microsoft Word.
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My sister and I would let out exasperated sighs at having to repeat ourselves in Spanish, only to be interrupted by a correction of our grammar and vocabulary after every other word.
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On Saturday, after sharing two very loving tributes to one of her dogs, Grande also appeared to share a video in which almost every other word out of her mouth was Davidson's name.
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Every time I bring up my frustrations with trying a new soup recipe — much less explaining a medical malady — my mom pauses the conversation to guess at the meaning of every other word.
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How Caro finds what he needs to know about the secrecy of Johnson's ascent from Brown is par for the author's tenacity, his charm and his investigative genius, no other word for it.
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As soon as Perry grabs Celeste by the neck in "Once Bitten," Vallée cuts to them frantically fucking (despite Celeste telling her therapist it's "lovemaking," there really is no other word for it).
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She played me one voicemail, left by a man who identifies himself as Scott, and who punctures every other word he speaks with clipped breath into the phone's receiver, muffling his vaguely menacing tone.
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But if you have a mind for other word games, or even the Thursday puzzle every week, I encourage you to take a little time with cryptics and see if you catch the bug.
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Aside from "ok," the word "zen" was one of the most significant changes to the dictionary this year, Mr. Chew said, adding that he received more complaints about its exclusion than any other word.
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But the new Party version of the game mixes things up with Party Power tiles that, when drawn, have players racing around the table, tampering with their opponents' letter tiles, or destroying other word grids.
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They are rich and intensely colorful works, some light-filled seascapes, others brooding forest interiors and portraits — there is no other word for them — of trees, whether of a towering red cedar or a fledgling pine.
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But here the genius of his work — there is no other word for it — is given its due, and one is again reminded how the Galliano Dior shows were typically the most anticipated of couture week.
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In this — there's really no other word for it — trippy recording, actors such as Nick Offerman, Lena Dunham, Don Cheadle, Julianne Moore, and many, many others (166 in all) give voices to the ghosts of the bardo.
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OXON HILL, Md. (Reuters) - Some contestants traced letters on their palms, while other word whizzes in the Scripps National Spelling Bee searched the ceiling for inspiration on Wednesday as they edged closer to the $40,000 top prize.
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" Rodriguez beamed as she preached — there's really no other word for it — the value of television, which "has the power to bring someone in your living room that you might not have the opportunity to meet otherwise.
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If you use the classic version of Google Hangouts on a computer, then adding text formatting is done using just the same steps as you would for Word, Pages, Gmail, and so many other word processing platforms.
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For the evening portion of their date, Nick and Danielle got drinks and she talked a lot about her parents' divorce, which was somewhat of a relief because at least it stopped her from laughing every other word.
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Emma wants primary custody of their 3-year-old son, plus spousal support from Refayat ... which seems odd considering her mom's work is a bestseller and was even made into a movie (in other word ... her family's loaded).
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Here are some "easier" example to get you started, all of which appear today and will provide some additional crosses and hints for other word pairs: SPICY/SAUCY; RIVER/ROGER; COVE/CUBE; SPRAT/SPURT; PROF/PUFF; TESLA/TETRA.
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"Every other word out of her mouth is obscene," said Abundio Rene Cantú, a lawyer for a Laredo day care center that sued Ms. Villarreal for defamation after she reported that children at the site were being mistreated.
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In other word, you can&apost cripple the president of the United States, he&aposs the most powerful man in the federal government, and expect him to have his due process constitutional rights properly defended at the same time.
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Semantris will then rank the 10 words and give you points based on how well it thinks the semantic relationship between bed and sleep is in comparison to the relationship between "bed" and every other word in the list.
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The transition from abstract brushstrokes to specific details is magical — I can think of no other word that quite describes what happens when an image emerges with such startling clarity from a welter of what seem like haphazard brushstrokes.
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Neither does anyone else because it's a made-up word, just like every other word that was on the spelling test that teacher Joe Dombrowski gave his fourth-grade class on Wednesday as part of an early April Fools' Day prank.
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If this were the case, at least then we could attempt to understand Pence's hesitance to call Duke "deplorable" or any other word that would make it clear to Duke and his followers that the Republican presidential ticket rejects them unequivocally.
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With that crew around, however, and L.B. driving the entertainments, the long evenings could become barbed—anagrams and other word games were played as life-and-death matters, and more than one participant, Jamie says, left the room in tears.
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When you see a clue with the word "opener," and it has a question mark, it's usually going to mean that we are looking for something having to do with the first letter (opening) of the other word in the clue.
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"There is no other word one can use but 'racist'… This isn't just a story about vulgar language, it's about opening the door to humanity's worst side, about validating and encouraging racism and xenophobia," United Nations human rights spokesman Rupert Colville said.
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Other "Word of the Year" nominations for 2019 included: - "OK Boomer," described as a retort to someone older, typically a member of the Baby Boom generation, who expresses views that are out-of-touch or condescending to young people and their concerns.
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Marmatakis's guiding rules were that each word in a given piece of text (for example, the film's title or chapter titles) would be set on its own line, and that the longest word in that phrase would determine the width of every other word.
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An interesting side effect of Google's approach is that it gives a window into the system's logic: because Transformer gives each word a score in relation to every other word, you can see what words it thinks are related, or potentially related: Pretty cool, right?
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The way people speak has always been on her radar, she said, so two and a half years ago, when she noticed her teenage daughter -- who was always very well-spoken and poised -- starting to use "like" between every other word, she freaked out.
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They are the people you want to drink with, the people you've got your in jokes with, the people with whom your banter has become a shared idiolect, people with whom the word banter becomes an acceptability because truthfully, there's no other word for it.
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It compares each word to every other word in the sentence to see if any of them will affect one another in some key way — to see whether "he" or "she" is speaking, for instance, or whether a word like "bank" is meant in a particular way.
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"We have information from various sources that similar provocations — and I have no other word for that — are being prepared in other regions of Syria, including southern suburbs of Damascus, where they intend to plant certain substance again and accuse official Syrian authorities of using it," Mr. Putin said.
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This, in turn, leads to a thrilling — there is no other word — 50-page explication of "The Straitening," a poem by Paul Celan, a Holocaust survivor, in which the Holocaust is never named although it hovers over every word: another case in which presence and absence float in a kind of negative equilibrium.
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D.B.: My godfather for lack of any other word was David Duke, who was married to my mother before I was born … and then my father started the largest white nationalist website .. Stormfront … it was the first white nationalist website on the internet, and it has been the largest one ever since.
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Nor is it just that he scored twice so beautifully, with the sort of aristry we associate with Messi: one precision strike from the edge of the penalty area, fizzing past Alisson, Roma's goalkeeper; one delicate chip — a dink, really, there is no other word for it — after exchanging quick-fire passes with Roberto Firmino.
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"We have information from various sources that similar provocations — and I have no other word for that — are being prepared in other regions of Syria, including southern suburbs of Damascus, where they intend to plant certain substances again and accuse official Syrian authorities of using them," he said, without providing evidence for his claims.
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If I could have gone back and said some other word, maybe — but I don't think, unless you are actively and willfully trying to twist what I said into something I didn't mean, that you can read that as in any sense a racist comment or not a fair comment to appear in a major publication.
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There are several flavors throughout the year, and this one has a pretty avid following and a nice back story, as the inventor of "Split Decisions" passed his art on as a teacher to Fred Piscop, so every time it appears it's like a little paean to the master (George Bredehorn, who created other word puzzles as well).
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He meant that I had to live my life in a way that included and harnessed that aspect of my life force that made me vibrate, that made me thrill to take action in the world, the part that connected me profoundly and physically with the world, with others, the part that was — there's no other word for it — sexual.
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I mean, a socialist revolution, a candidate under FBI investigation, and every other word that comes out of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's mouth — these storylines just aren't believable anymore.
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In fact, she suggests Zubale hasn't had to do much in the way of marketing, thanks to Facebook Groups where the company is discussed, as well as through other word of mouth, including workers' friends who want more jobs and find it easier to find and complete jobs in 30-minute increments at the same store location rather than run from store to store or job to job.
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A spokesman for the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights condemned President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for calling Haiti, El Salvador and African nations "shithole countries," saying "there's no other word one can use but racist" to describe the remarks.
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