Are our ovaries senile, our vaginas dry, our libidos broken?
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Round and round they went, like senile birds of prey.
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Also, our senile president should be the one suspended from twitter.
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It had come to him from a senile monk, Brother Cyrus.
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Reagan was thought to be senile, George W. Bush a dolt.
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My tiny dog sometimes stares at the large contraption in senile bewilderment.
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Trump is such a senile idiot, all he has is Twitter fights.
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"Hopefully stopping before I get senile or too crazy, I don't know."
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Whoever votes for them is probably senile or in a retirement home.
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People who cut their speed in half are just senile old lunatics.
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I think, 'How many more years before I'm senile, sick and drooling?
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Nor does it help that Cyrus basically sneers every line, repeatedly calling Sidney senile.
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Family members often quit work and burn through savings to look after senile parents.
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I'm treated as though I'm too senile to use a cellphone or a computer.
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The president suggests Biden is senile, ridiculing him for sometimes confusing dates and people.
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" Then Traci did that thing of circling a finger around the ear area, suggesting: "Senile?
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The elderly Dowager Countess Violet showed no signs of going senile during the final season.
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He dismisses her as a senile old lady but, as they grow closer, his understanding deepens.
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He's senile and quite annoying (the cat), but we love him, and each other, a lot.
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The senile, reactionary elder who's the target of Silicon Valley's youth bias is a straw man.
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I associated it with our next-door neighbor, an elderly white man with raging senile dementia.
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And Mr. Trump is already hard at work smearing Mr. Biden as a senile old fool.
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None of this is the action of an impulsive toddler or of a senile old man.
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Websites list off endless symptoms phrased in the meanest way possible: sagging skin, atrophied vagina, senile ovaries.
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Her work related to the nervous system helped deepen understanding of senile dementia, deformities, and tumor diseases.
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Decrepit, senile, and miserable, Tithonus eventually shrank into a cicada who stridulated ceaselessly, calling out for release.
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The senile Soviet leaders who lined up on the top of the mausoleum were the butt of jokes.
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Don Cherry is a senile dipshit and people still look forward to his incoherent ramblings every Saturday night.
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But he, too, is both physically feeble and senile: not so much forgetful as lost in the past.
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DEAR BABY : I like the way you turn in half circles on the mattress, like a senile clock.
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Now, with his Nobel year in the rearview, he's done serving the rancid prostates of senile, gibbering hippies.
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Remember that telling a good joke effectively requires quick wit and timing — not qualities you associate with being senile.
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If they weren't old and senile enough to say that outright, I saw it plainly in their pitiful glances.
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But as lunch progressed, I came to understand this feigned familiarity as the performance of a newly senile man.
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He shows his subject evolving from a clever, romantic young woman into a cynical yet strong (if senile) old biddy.
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He knows the power he has, and the reverence he deserves, even while sitting perhaps somewhat senile in a wheelchair.
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He dismissed one of his own party as "senile" and proposed getting a "man with a net" to lock him up.
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The old seem infantile, the young act senile, the middle-aged find that all that is middle-aged about them disappears.
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The end of the Reagan era is coming, with government officials worrying privately that the president is starting to go senile.
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Less than three weeks later, he brought in a team of doctors to declare Mr. Bourguiba senile and unfit to rule.
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Some have reached back in time to grab headlines: "Is Reagan Senile?" asked a May 1987 edition of the New Republic.
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North Korean officials responded by calling Trump "heedless and erratic" and reprising their past insinuations that he may be going senile.
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The obscure word is old - late Middle English, or around the 14th century - and means senile old person, someone in their dotage.
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After all, Mr. Mahathir joked, he had suggested that time frame only because some thought he might become senile at age 95.
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He's semi-senile so he believed they were going to fix his computer and he gave them his log in and password.
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The Argentine president of the day, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, railed against the "senile" Mr Griesa and the "vulture funds" he was helping.
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During a photo op on the general's 70th birthday in 1935, Hitler surprised the increasingly senile Ludendorff with a promotion to Field Marshal.
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Ray physically abuses Mindy throughout the film, and while Ray gets his ass beaten by Chris, and Mindy eventually replaces senile old Mrs.
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"Government service is not the same as when you were in State," the main character, former CIA analyst Osbourne Cox, tells his senile father.
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I don't want to wait until I'm senile, in diapers, and in a wheelchair, to address the issue of leaving this life with dignity.
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The president retweeted the video to his 73.5 million followers Sunday amid a push by his campaign and advisers to portray Biden as senile.
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" One year later, he was sued by a Manhattan judge after ripping the jurist on air as a "creep" and "a senile old dirtbag.
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"One year later, he was sued by a Manhattan judge after ripping the jurist on air as a "creep" and "a senile old dirtbag.
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But taking advantage of these kinds of services requires identifying elder abuse in the first place—which can be tricky when the victims are senile.
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Especially for Thurman (Brett Kelly), an eight-year-old who idolizes Santa and lets Willie stay with him and his senile grandmother for the holidays.
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He had a piece in the Louvre and he would sneak in his paints and adjust it, even as he became more senile and old.
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Then Bernstein gives his analysis, no emphasis added: Did the elderly stick with stocks in 1979 because they were out of step, inattentive, or senile?
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One day, a couple (played by Jillian Bell and Michaela Watkins) walk in with a sword that one of the women inherited from her senile grandfather.
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"I think of it as a soundtrack for when I'm old, maybe a touch senile," she replied, laughing as soon as the words left her mouth.
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" Bornstein also said he saw no reason to "share" regular information with the press, offering a very troubling historical analogy: "Ronald Reagan had pre-senile dementia.
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In "Kimmy Goes on a Date," the third episode of Season 1, he plays Grant, a wealthy but senile veteran who thinks he's still at war.
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"I simply can't buy into the senile bull thesis," Cramer said, pointing to three major market corrections in the last eight years to cement his point.
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Netflix Description: Following the written instructions of his friend, senile Zev crosses the country to find and murder the Nazi who killed their families in Auschwitz.
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They're called unflattering names: age spots, barnacles or, God help us, senile warts, but physicians know them as seborrheic keratosis lesions, or SK lesions, for short.
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It's as if we're the senile old woman in The Notebook, and the only things that could bring us back to the present are Ryan Reynolds's thighs.
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While he was overseas, Trump took to Twitter to mock North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as "short and fat" after Kim called him old and senile.
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To deflect attention from the wrecking-job afoot onstage, Mr Trump entered the arena and stood waving generally, with a waxen half-smile, like a senile dictator.
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It led the Mitch McConnell-aligned Republican super PAC that invests millions of dollars in Senate races to accuse the 75-year-old Nelson of becoming senile.
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" Maribel Rivera, 55-year-old family business owner, Manatí, 523 days without power "After the hurricane, I had to take care of my father, who has senile dementia.
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Discontinued cat food is a big seller, which he didn't understand until his mom's cat grew old and senile and refused to eat any of the new flavors.
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Tony's visits to his father (David Bradley), lost in a senile reverie of filthy memories, are bawdy and tender, and Gervais does some of his best dramatic acting.
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They still live in the cedar-shingled faculty-housing condominium they moved into more than thirty years ago, now accompanied by a deaf, senile rescue mutt named Sebastian.
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He described Joseph Bruno, the State Senate Republican leader and a man 30 years his senior, as "old" and "senile," throwing in vulgar language to show his own toughness.
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While Trump's team has tried to brand the 77-year-old former vice president as senile, there is some skepticism among his advisers about whether it will prove effective.
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Greville Janner, a Labour member of the House of Lords who was alleged to have abused children, became senile and died before a court could pass judgment on his case.
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In the suit, Lichtman says his contract entitled him to 10 percent commission from all of Miller's projects, and everything was copacetic until Thomas started calling him incompetent and senile.
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The tweet is just the latest to come from Adams' popular Twitter account, which paints him more as a fun-loving (possibly senile) uncle rather than a highly controversial politician.
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Padma Lakshmi, host of "Top Chef" on Bravo, took aim at Trump personally in a tweet urging Americans to avoid listening to the "senile" president use "racist rhetoric" against immigrants.
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" According to Merriam-Webster, Kim's obscure insult means "a person in his or her dotage," which is a "state of senile decay marked by decline of mental poise and alertness.
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As I watched Meredith Grey and Derek Shepherd promise to "take care of each other even when we're old and smelly and senile," my bar for my own vows rose considerably.
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" In June 2016, Ward retweeted an image calling McCain a "senile old fart" who "loves illegal immigrants" and "thinks he can make it all okay by calling himself a 'war hero.
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Kim Jong Un responded to Trump's threats to "totally destroy North Korea" by calling the U.S. president a "frightened dog" and a "dotard" (a medieval term for a senile, old person).
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"The discovery of what are now known as growth factors has provided a deeper understanding of medical problems like deformities, senile dementia, delayed wound healing and tumor diseases," the committee said.
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We see them in their pew at church; having lunch in a cafeteria; visiting Ken's senile mother, Cammie (Kathleen Peirce), in a nursing home; and watching TV on the couch at home.
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He used his medical experience to direct Michael Hordern as a senile King Lear and elicited a major performance from Olivier himself as a Shylock intended to resemble a 19th-century Rothschild.
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When Ms. Luerssen's niece, Kathy Quigley, tried to bring her aging aunt down to Florida, she said Donald Trump and his brother, Robert, insisted that Ms. Luerssen stay until she was senile.
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" (Joy does little to assuage her daughter's guilt.) After Aaron dies, the increasingly frail Joy frets that she'll be sent to a nursing home, where she'll have to fend off "some senile old goat.
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The chic but clammy Manhattan Theater Club production, directed by Jonathan Kent, features the formidable Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins as husband and wife, either or both of whom may be senile or dead.
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Gordon, who promised his father he would never put her in a nursing home, is bowed under the weight of his "ancient, terrible, senile mother," as the New York Times critic Vincent Canby described her.
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Burned out, weary of life, but still burdened with a self-healing body, Logan (that is, Wolverine) has been tending to a periodically senile Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), who has trouble controlling his powers.
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No one needs to listen to a senile man spout incoherent racist rhetoric for an hour while 38 million Americans are losing their food stamps and thousands more are being evicted because of this pointless shutdown.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and his Republican allies have sought to cast Biden as an elderly, senile politician prone to frequent verbal stumbles in the Democratic nominating contest and unprepared for the rigors of the Oval Office.
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Akhtar, whose masterful film "Gully Boy" was India's official Oscar submission for international feature this season, tells the story of a young nurse caring for a senile woman who may not be as ill as she seems.
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Again, following the bread crumbs of last week's episode, Bob reveals himself to be completely senile, so much so that he wanders out of a meeting in which he's supposed to be arguing to delay the recount certification.
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"No one needs to listen to a senile man spout incoherent racist rhetoric for an hour while 85033 million Americans are losing their food stamps and thousands more are being evicted because of this pointless shutdown," she wrote.
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What continues to emerge is a picture of a confused group of pros and amateurs, catering to the whims of an infantile/senile Trump as they battled for power in a chaotic first year in the White House.
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This isn't just a fleeting phase of hero-worship either – in my old age, I fully expect to mix Nkubi up with actual legends and leave my younger relatives sniggering and terrified by the extent of my senile madness.
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But while I cannot believe this actually has to be said, "not senile" is not an appropriate bar to set for the president of the United States, and an afternoon of lucidity doesn't even prove Trump meets this bar.
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" And Hannity isn't the only host to harp on it — to the point that Howard Kurtz, another host, took a moment on the air to call out two colleagues for suggesting that Biden might be "senile or getting there.
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" And Hannity isn't the only host to harp on it — to the point that Howard Kurtz, another host, took a moment on the air to call out two colleagues for suggesting that Biden might be "senile or getting there.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Twenty years ago, burning from his dismissal as deputy prime minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim unleashed a protest movement against his mentor, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, calling him insane, senile and unfit to lead the nation.
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This holds true, especially if the world's "excellent foppery" — Edmund's wry description of the appearance-obsessed, superficial aristocrats around him — makes it a stage where reality can be easily manipulated by anyone, with or without a senile king on the throne.
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A decade earlier, Nicolette's best friend, Corinne, disappeared at the county fair, and though a web of suspicion fell over their circle — Nicolette herself, her boyfriend, her brother, her alcoholic (and now senile) father — this missing girl has stayed missing.
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It's Sunday morning: the light is too bright, your head is somewhere on the scale of fuzzy to full-on death grip migraine and those first tentative steps out of bed have you wobbling like a senile aunt on roller skates.
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His abhorrence of Exhibitions ("that last infirmity of senile kind") and the effect of the First World War when artists tended to combine, join movements and become serious and socially conscious left Sime somewhat isolated, unlike others such as Arthur Rackham.
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Kim's softer tone was a far cry from the kind of fiery rhetoric he exchanged with Trump last year when the U.S. president called Kim "Little Rocket Man" and the North Korean leader described Trump as a "dotard," or senile old man.
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Besides Miss Gilby there is Anne Cameron, Ritwik's landlady or, since she is half-senile, the person whom he looks after; he brings her breakfast, empties the bedpan, locks the doors at night in return for a place to live in London.
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As much as age was a point of contention in the 2016 campaign with both Democrats and Republicans arguing that the other candidate was too old, frail, or senile for the presidency, many of the 2020 candidates were striking in how young they appeared onstage.
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This tendency reached comical new heights via David Martosko of the Daily Mail, who first congratulated Trump for a commanding display the likes of which we'd never seen from Barack Obama before swiftly retreating to the contention that Trump had proven he's not senile.
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No, police did not find a Satanic dungeon in the basement of a Chuck E. Cheese's in Chicago, no matter what those links that your 14-year-old cousin and vaguely senile childhood piano teacher are so fond of posting on Facebook may say.
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The latter wrote The Twilight Years, a novella that introduced me, a teenage boy in a Missouri suburb, to a young Japanese woman who showed me a template for emotional strength and endurance by caring for her absent husband and senile father-in-law.
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Park has continued to strongly criticize the North over its continued tests of ballistic missiles, and North Korea's state news agency KCNA has levelled a series of jibes at her, including branding her a "senile granny" and an "old, insane bitch" in recent months.
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Since Singapore, Trump has declared he and Kim "fell in love" after exchanging letters, a far cry from when Trump in late 2017 called Kim "Little Rocket Man" and a "sick puppy" and Kim said Trump was a "dotard" - meaning a senile old person.
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During the Iran-Contra scandal, Phil Hartman helmed a brilliant sketch where he played Ronald Reagan as a president who was only pretending to be a senile fool while actually masterminding every aspect of his administration's shady dealings, flipping everyone's perception of Reagan as a cheerful bumbler.
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Trump revived his "Rocket Man" moniker for Kim, and North Korean state media referred to the US President as a "dotard" -- an archaic insult for a senile old person that Pyongyang first used to insult Trump after his address at the UN General Assembly in 2017.
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While most Americans saw the end of the Cold War as a triumph over the Soviet Union, most Russians saw it as a victory of their own common sense over a senile and inept regime that had run out of money and ideas and had lost its appetite for repression.
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Merriam-Webster responded with a tweet, defining dotard as "a person in his or her dotage," which is "a state or period of senile decay marked by decline of mental poise and alertness," which quickly became the top trending post on Twitter on Friday, with more than 7,400 retweets and 13,000 likes.
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Few come even close to matching its ambition in terms of the difficult adult issues it addressed, including veteran PTSD and the grief of losing a child and sexism in the publishing world and dealing with senile dementia and … you know, just being really horny and letting that screw up your life.
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"He knows the power he has, and the reverence he deserves, even while sitting perhaps somewhat senile in a wheelchair," said Jordana Grolnick, who said that Bush told her a dirty joke (that several other women independently said he'd told them too) and put his hand on her rear end while taking a photo a few years ago.
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For a number of artists — notably Lynda Benglis, Lorraine O'Grady, Eleanor Antin, Marcella Campagnano, Karin Mack, Martha Rosler, Alexis Hunter, Martha Wilson, Suzy Lake, and Cindy Sherman — one way to control their own narrative was to purposefully dissemble, to retain the power of a secret identity while inhabiting the persona of another, in effect playing the Fool to male authority's senile Lear.
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" After the play opened at the Vineyard Theater in Manhattan in 1994, Ben Brantley wrote in The Times, "There was a jubilant moment when it became clear that Edward Albee had discovered a brilliant, barbed cosmic poetry in the wandering rhythms of a mean old woman's senile speech and that in the magnificent Myra Carter, he had just the right actress to put it across.
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Three of Mr. Murphy's most acclaimed plays came in quick succession in the 1980s: "The Gigli Concert" (1983), about a self-help therapist and an Irishman he tries to teach to sing; "Conversations on a Homecoming" (1985), one of the three works (along with "Famine" and "A Whistle in the Dark") in the "DruidMurphy" triptych; and "Bailegangaire" (1985), written for the actress Siobhan McKenna, about a senile woman who keeps trying to tell a story that she never quite completes.
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READ: Inside the war to kill off 8chan — and crush QAnon During his battle to keep 8chan offline, Brennan was openly critical of Watkins and his son Ron, who is the site's administrator, repeatedly referred to Watkins Sr. as "going senile" in a series of tweets: Brennan initially dismissed the complaint and in a response filed with the courts in December said he was just expressing his opinion about Watkins' mental state and that senility was not even a medical condition.
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But reporting for the oral history book I co-authored with Aaron Short covering Trump from 1999-2015, The Method to the Madness: Donald Trump's Ascent as Told by Those Who Were Hired, Fired, Inspired – and Inaugurated, suggests a third option: Trump is often executing plays written by ordinary Republican political operatives, and has been doing so competently for longer than either those who prefer to think of him as a genius or those who think of him as simply senile might like to admit. Evidence?
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