Realler

I believe the gap is real, and will only get "realler" as long as government schools as currently constructed exist. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Or if it is, it's a web representation of something "realler" than the automated panoramas the maps are based on. ❋ Patrick (2010)

In the morning, I went to see the house in Percy Street that I'm in the process of buying -- it all seems much realler now that I've seen it with a 'Sold' sign on the outside. ❋ Jinty (2004)

Being Burne was suddenly so much realler than being clever. ❋ Unknown (2003)

However, the threat of what could go wrong was now realler than ever, and it was vital that he remained alert and on top of things. ❋ Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- (1996)

I exercised harder, hoping to make the reality realler. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- (1991)

It was now something realler that Melanctha wanted, something that would move her very deeply, something that would fill her fully with the wisdom that was planted now within her, and that she wanted badly, should really wholly fill her. ❋ Gertrude Stein (1910)

Its face was round and quite clean, which babies 'faces are not always, as I dare say you know by your own youthful relatives; and Dora said its cape was trimmed with real lace, whatever that may be – I don't see myself how one kind of lace can be realler than another. ❋ Edith (1901)

But whether this is true or no I can't say; if it was "got up" it was awfully well done, and I don't want to see any realler. ❋ Elinor Glyn (1903)

` You won't make yourself a bit realler by crying, 'Tweedledee remarked: ` there's nothing to cry about.' ❋ Unknown (1899)

If you ain't no realler than them cats, I'm done, spunchuck -- out of time. ❋ Unknown (1891)

Its face was round and quite clean, which babies 'faces are not always, as I daresay you know by your own youthful relatives; and Dora said its cape was trimmed with real lace, whatever that may be -- I don't see myself how one kind of lace can be realler than another. ❋ Unknown (1891)

‘You won’t make yourself a bit realler by crying,’ Tweedledee remarked: ‘there’s nothing to cry about.’ ❋ Unknown (2003)