Was it the glittering display of luxury goods and all the spandy-new runway equipment in the Zurich airport? ❋ John Updike (2009)
Firefox whatever the most recentest shiny spandy version is on PC. ❋ Unknown (2006)
It's a spandy new dollar with this year's date on it. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
Peace surveyed her two uninvited guests dubiously and then glanced at her own spotless frock and at Billy's spandy new rompers. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
"And oh, may I take my kodak, my spandy new Christmas kodak, for some pictures?" asked Grace eagerly. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
Mrs. Campbell's meditations were interrupted by the girl's enthusiastic exclamation, and with a start of surprise she saw the great stone edifice looming up directly in front of them, with scores of spick and spandy boys and girls assembled on the lawn, waiting for the church service to come to a close. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
So the twenty splendid melons were cut and loaded into the wagon, Peace was paid a spandy new five-dollar bill, and the visitors departed merrily. ❋ Ruth Alberta Brown (N/A)
The four little Blossoms hurried home, for the cold nipped their noses and the tips of Meg's fingers in her spandy new kid gloves. ❋ Mabel C. Hawley (N/A)
Tommy had brought me from New York and took my spandy ruffled parasol. ❋ Unknown (1908)
These are spandy new I've got on, and they have to last six months. ❋ Unknown (1903)
"Arabella's petticoat is spandy clean, and I won't have it used to make a flag." ❋ Carolyn Wells (1902)
The afternoon meeting found the Maynards in spandy-clean clothes, sitting on the side veranda. ❋ Carolyn Wells (1902)
I can just imagine how she looks, in her white blanket coat, and the blue hood -- _just_ the right shade to go with her eyes -- an artful little curl, which has taken her quite three minutes to arrange, falling over one temple, and her spandy little shoes stretched out at full length. ❋ George De Horne Vaizey (1887)
I carried a spandy new idea, and a stirring, into the garden with me at noon, as a chicken runs away to a corner with a crumb. ❋ Marion Harland (1876)
"You keep your drawers in the cabinet all spandy nice; why can't you do the others?" ❋ Unknown (1871)
"O auntie," said she, "I'm going to wash my hands spandy clean, and then are you willing there is any thing I can have to eat?" ❋ Sophie May (1869)
Then there was quite a bustle to find an apron for Horace, and to make sure that his little stained hands were "spandy clean," and "fluffed" all over with flour, from his wrists to the tips of his fingers. ❋ Sophie May (1869)
It's faded, and it's homely; but it's spandy clean! ❋ Unknown (1865)
And half-a-dozen "spandy new" silks, fresh from Stewart's counters, with the pristine glitter of their bloom yet upon them, were very different from one half-worn amber tissue of Trixy's. ❋ May Agnes Fleming (1860)
[I Ship] [spandy]! ❋ Backman212 (2021)
YAY! The [volley] ball team gets to wear [spandies] instead of [shorts] now! ❋ Melmart (2008)
[Hey look]! It's [SpandyAndy]! ❋ SpandyAndy (2009)
When asked about their red/blue naming system of their albums Susanne [Sulley] explained that "Red is for posers, for Spandy ([Spandau Ballet]) types." [Oakey] added: "Blue is for ABBA fans." ❋ Dungaduballs (2010)
Should I [wear] my [spandy] [today]? ❋ FixYourGrammar (2018)
