Boycotted

In 2003, residents of the city of Kano and the state of the same name boycotted a polio vaccine effort on charges that it was a Western plot to make Africans infertile. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Some representatives of African countries refused to walk into ( "boycotted") the conference. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I have simply 'boycotted' BBC until it gets it head out of its ass and starts covering the news courageously and independently. ❋ Unknown (2008)

You'll recall that this is the same group that "boycotted" Ford, then lost, after we exposed the organization as gay-hating, having a terrible record of anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim writings, AND the fact that the AFA actually promotes the "Nazi Germany era" science of known hate groups on their Web site. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Which is why his speech to Congress this week was "boycotted" by-among others -- Senator Charles Schumer of New York. ❋ Unknown (2008)

On the same night a farmer's house was sacked because he had bought some 'boycotted' hay. ❋ Hussey, S M (1904)

He would be rigorously "boycotted," and might, in the event of any disturbance, be made into a target. ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)

I asked if he was "boycotted," and what his relations were with the people. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

This ingenious tenant Barry, living now on another estate just outside the grasp of the agent, has systematically "boycotted" for the last nine years the land which he gave up, feeding his own cattle upon it freely meanwhile, and keeping all would-be tenants at a distance! ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

It was only in May last that a purchaser could be found for the hay cut and saved two years ago -- this purchaser being himself a "boycotted" man on an adjoining property. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

There the last rites were performed by Father Callaghy, a priest who was himself "boycotted" for resigning the presidency of the League in his parish, and for the still graver offence of paying his rent. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

He replied, there was some talk of their being "boycotted" in their turn by the butchers and bakers. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

"The tenants are in more danger," she thinks, "than the landlords or the agents" -- nor do I see any reason to doubt this, remembering the Connells whom I saw at Edenvale, and the story of the "boycotted" Fitzmaurice brutally murdered in the presence of his daughter at Lixnaw on the 31st of January, as if by way of welcome to Lord Ripon and Mr. Morley on their arrival at Dublin. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

Committee yesterday as to whether the Queen should be "boycotted," and the loyal sentiments usual in connection with her Majesty's name dropped from the proceedings. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

The "boycotted" lord of the manor came out to greet us -- a handsome, stalwart man of some seventy years, with a kindly face, and most charming manners. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

I told him what I had seen at Edenvale of the practice as applied to a forlorn and helpless old woman, for the crime of standing by her "boycotted" son. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

"You don't expect to be 'boycotted' for going to the Castle, do you?" ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

The veteran, whose only idea of the Land League was that it had used bad language about Cardinal Cullen, no sooner caught the drift of the youth than he snatched up a huge blackthorn, fell upon him, and "boycotted" him head-foremost out of a window. ❋ William Henry Hurlbert (1861)

he boycoted my [desire] for his [body] ❋ Hi_my_names_tortilla (2019)

[Jenny] is [boycotting] [Devin]. ❋ DevinDevito (2005)

I so [boycotted my husband] after he [took] all my [smurfs] and wouldnt give them back. ❋ Steamy Smurfette (2009)