And he cried out to her, saying, Come here, thou stinkard! ❋ Unknown (2006)
But behold, the ass-colt grew and became big as a buffalo and walled the way before him and spake with the voice of the sons of Adam, saying, “Woe to thee, O thou Bunch-back, thou stinkard, O thou filthiest of grooms!” ❋ Unknown (2006)
I guessed he was under some agitation of spirits and desired to know the cause; but, instead of answering me directly, he asked with great emotion, if I thought him a monster and a stinkard? ❋ Unknown (2004)
“A monster and a stinkard!” said I, with some surprise: ❋ Unknown (2004)
But the ass increased and swelled, till it became a buffalo and barred the way against him and said with a human voice, "Out on thee, hunchback, thou stinkard!" ❋ Anonymous (1879)
And he cried out to her, saying, "Come, thou stinkard, I will not sell thee." ❋ Anonymous (1879)
The case to which the visitor's attention is now directed, contains the varieties of the glutton family -- the Chinese musk weasel; the European and North American badgers; the Javan stinkard, and the ❋ W. Blanchard Jerrold (1855)
But behold, the ass-colt grew and became big as a buffalo and walled the way before him and spake with the voice of the sons of Adam, saying, "Woe to thee, O thou Bunch-back, thou stinkard, O thou filthiest of grooms!" ❋ Anonymous (1855)
The moment Bettina saw the exorcist, she burst into loud laughter, and addressed to him the most offensive insults, which fairly delighted everybody, as the devil alone could be bold enough to address a Capuchin in such a manner; but the holy man, hearing himself called an obtrusive ignoramus and a stinkard, went on striking Bettina with a heavy crucifix, saying that he was beating the devil. ❋ Unknown (1827)
"A monster and a stinkard!" said I, with some surprise: "did anybody call you so?" ❋ Tobias George Smollett (1746)
Now I swear an oath by the velour and honour of blackamoor men (and deem not our manliness to be; the poor manliness of white men), from today forth if thou stay away till this hour, I will not keep company with thee nor will I glue my body with thy body and strum and belly bump Dost play fast and loose with us, thou cracked pot, that we may satisfy thy dirty lusts? stinkard! bitch! vilest of the vile whites! ❋ Unknown (2006)
That stinkard isn’t fit to sit at the Devil’s dinner table. ❋ Barbara Stuber (2010)
"Why, that's no but a bittie wee stinkard like a polecat! ❋ Gabaldon, Diana (1997)
O accursed one, wilt thou play fast and loose with us at thy pleasure, O stinkard, O bitch, O vilest of whites? " ❋ Anonymous (1879)
And he cried out to her, saying, "Come here, thou stinkard! ❋ Anonymous (1855)
By this good light, thou hast prevented me: I have one for thee of that kind, the most in - imitable varlet, and the most insufferable stinkard living; one that has doubts enough to turn to all religions, and yet would fain pretend to be of none: in short, a cheat, that would have you of opinion that he believes neither heaven nor hell, and yet never feels so much as an ague fit, but he is afraid of being damned. ❋ Unknown (1812)
Friend 1: I met the sketchiest guy last night. He was a real [creepster].
Friend 2: According to the punnett [square], you have a 50% [probability] of making a stinkard. Stay away! ❋ Creepy Keith (2008)
