Havior

-- The word "havior" is probably of a hybrid character; partly of Anglo-Saxo, and partly of British origin. ❋ Various (N/A)

But think carefully: do you want to encourage this kind of eBay-havior? ❋ Unknown (2007)

Friday, Erwin reportedly denied havior the problems, and said his statements on the matter had been "misinterpreted". ❋ Unknown (2006)

• Will suspicions fade or be borne out that racial bias played a role in the French Open crowd's anti-Serena be-havior, or were fans reacting to a perceived arrogance on Williams 'part? ❋ Unknown (2003)

I will run no base humour: here, take the humour-letter: I will keep the havior of reputation. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Metria knew that the B-haves could be very bad; because their stings affected people's B-havior. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1995)

She sed, "Wh@ iz human B-havior, X-ept tryng 2 proov th@ w'r not animalz?" ❋ Coupland, Douglas (1995)

"I swear, Mother," Shattuck muttered, "strangest be-havior I ever saw:" He gestured with the end of the shot-gun. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- (1990)

Androids were notorious for their crudities of be-I havior and humor. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1987)

Traditional techniques employing traps and pots have developed in all regions of the world to catch demersal species Their design and operation match the specific conditions and be havior of fish in a given area. ❋ Unknown (1987)

There was really nothing in her be - havior that could not be accounted for by her years of semi-isolation while nursing her Citizen. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1980)

It is characterized by intrafamily quarreling, unfilial be - havior, violence, war, disregard for moral qualities, high regard for insolence. ❋ GEORGE BOAS (1968)

The warmth of the reception given to the theory of relativity (far more enthusiastic than the experimental evidence justified), to the quantum theory, and to Freudian psychology was in part due to this desire to throw off the shackles of the past; and the elevation of chance to a fundamental rule of be - havior may have embodied a similar iconoclastic ele - ment. ❋ MAURICE KENDALL (1968)

Thus, while he sets his greatest hopes upon King Philip, he sometimes speaks in the most disparaging terms of the barbarous and “swinish” be - havior of some of the Macedonian war lords, though what he is really interested in is not monarchy but the restoration of an aristocratic political and social order. ❋ KURT VON FRITZ (1968)

For instance in his Science and Human Be - havior in 1953 Skinner made pronouncements about emotions, the names of which serve to classify behavior with respect to various circumstances which affect its probability. ❋ R. S. PETERS (1968)

In formulating these laws Skinner made an important distinction between “respondent” and “operant” be - havior. ❋ R. S. PETERS (1968)

[Out of line] with her usual [demure] [comportment], elaine_a_go_go cursed at herbert2000 in a classic display of jekyll-and-hyde e-havior. ❋ Bethany_is_falling (2009)