Compulsively

But as Kevin compulsively applied plaster to the sample boards like frosting to a cake — painting, spreading, smoothing, scraping — he couldn’t get the aged marine paint effect he was hoping for. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If one were to be sitting all day, compulsively, that is equally absurd as far as the body's construction is concerned. ❋ Michael S. Rosenwald (2010)

But, unfortunately I see a lot of people began to eat kind of compulsively and gain weight. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And doesn’t cloistered mean, you know, not wandering up and down the aisles at Barnes & Noble or Googling your own name compulsively, checking out your own publicity? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Otherwise I would be endlessly rewriting the past, what has already been and left the barn, which seems a kind of compulsively maniacal nightmare. ❋ Anxious Phoenix (2009)

Serious illness and its attendant surgical procedures have spawned all sorts of odd behaviors, such as compulsively checking awfulplasticsurgery. com and watching cheesy medical reality shows. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I can agree, for example, that a lot of runners have "bizarre preoccupation" with food and are "compulsively" athletic -- and see myself in a lot of what the authors describe, really -- but good luck finding useful clinical criteria for these." ❋ William Harryman (2007)

To be blunt, what Haiti needs is: roads, sewers and a working government - in particular an administration that is enabling and not compulsively obstructive like the current one. ❋ Amanda Lin Costa (2011)

Power -- government, corporate, even media power -- works compulsively to reseize control of the narrative. ❋ Merrill Cole (2011)

I arrived about 20 minutes early for the showing, because I'm compulsively punctual and because I actually hoped to have a few minutes before the movie to read that day's newspaper. ❋ Marshall Fine (2011)

Amis compulsively offers himself the jester in an otherwise earnest ring. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It seems like the difficulty of your task is making something that's compulsively watchable and eccentric without insulting your subjects. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Graendal can Compulse me any [time] she [wants]. ❋ Terez27 (2011)

After recently [quitting] drinking, I was happy that while at an [outdoor] party in [Hartford], I did not feel compulsed to drink, even though those around me were drinking. ❋ Jarrod3 (2006)

[Flick] is compulsive about [fat] ❋ Assassain (2004)

I felt compulsed to [add this word] [to Urban] [Dictionary]. ❋ Adolphus (2005)

"Oh my god. Look at that girl [starting] to compulse [on the ground] over there. Bitch [is crazy]!" ❋ YoMommaSoFatSheAteOurWifi (2009)

[Biting] [your nails] could be a [compulsion] if you don't have a good manicurist. ❋ Prof. Osled (2009)

John is [bitter] and alone. [Geoff] [likes this]! John: Dude, what the hell? Geoff: Sorry, man, I can't help it. I'm a compulsive liker. ❋ Errntnarcsst (2009)

Person 1: Oh god, don't [click] on this [link], it's disgusting! Person 2: I have revulsion compulsion :D *[clicks] anyway* ❋ TeacakesOnToast (2011)

Press Secretary, [Robert Gibbs], has a normal, and reflexive way of responding to questions. When reporters in his press pool ask him questions he responds in a very awkward and uncomfortable manner, due to his poor self esteem [the press] secretary, will lie out of habit and does not like to be confronted and called a "Compulsive Liar", with his past admissions, after being shown video tapes of his constant [screw up's]. ❋ Clungasd (2010)

[Tony] [Schneider] is a [compulsive liar] ❋ Cousins Everywheres (2013)