Tonged

Her hair was "tonged" and "three stiff white ostrich feathers ... stuck into ... her newly corrugated head." ❋ Unknown (2009)

She turned, tonged up a long flat fragment of steel with her two left hands and clanged the stock into the furnace. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Maggie, you silver-tonged peacemaker you - you left out the Solution We Must Not Even Consider. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If Americans truly believe that ALL life is sacred -- not just fetuses and the brain-dead -- we need to make certain that NOT ONE MORE of our finest young men are being forced to die at the whim of the silver-tonged avaricious old liars in the White House. ❋ Unknown (2006)

A black, red-tonged snarler that has the most annoying meaw. it lasts and lasts like a wining Edith Bunker in "All in the Family". ❋ Unknown (2005)

When there were no finny fish to catch, they raked for quahogs; they dug for clams; they tonged for oysters; and they scraped mussels off rocks and mud banks. ❋ Philip R.Craig (1996)

The sugar bowl was brought out and sugar tonged into the cups. ❋ Larry McMurtry (1995)

This afternoon, however, an unfamiliar ingot has been tonged onto the anvil of the gloom. ❋ Robbins, Tom (1994)

From behind the curtains a chime tonged roundly and in one key. ❋ Fannie Hurst (1928)

She said presently that she, too, would like to tidy for the tea, and Imogen, taking her to her room, sat with her while she smoothed out one section of her hair and tonged the other, and while she put on a very stiff holland skirt and a blouse distressing to Imogen's sensitive taste, a crude pink blouse, irrelevantly adorned about the shoulders with a deep frill of imitation lace. ❋ Anne Douglas Sedgwick (1904)

A tonged, laced, flounced best; and she was perfectly conscious of it, and pleased with herself and her attractions. ❋ Elinor Glyn (1903)

An armchair with cushions incredibly soft, a fire-place pokered and tonged, a wardrobe (disproportionately enormous), two colossal hat-boxes, and detail after detail, with finally the door, the key-hole and the key. ❋ Various (1898)

To use his own words, he has tonged oysters in five different States; in the warm waters of the South, he has spent months under the broiling tropical sun, wading over the sharp shells which cut the feet like knives, studying the oysters "at home." ❋ Unknown (1891)

I have tonged oysters in five different States; and in the warm waters of the South, where frost is unknown and the oysters flourish above low-tide mark, I have enjoyed the opportunity to explore the natural beds, and have spent months, under the broiling tropical sun, wading over the sharp shells which cut the feet like knives, studying the oysters at home. ❋ Unknown (1891)

The southerner despised the northerner because he was stingy, low-bred, false-tonged, and cowardly. ❋ Unknown (1865)

C. 's "Omnibus," where he represents himself tonged like ❋ William Makepeace Thackeray (1837)

Your hair will be lifted at the roots, smoothed at the top and tonged into loose waves at the ends. ❋ Jasmine Gardner (2011)

[dass] a tong [meng] ❋ Number25 (2003)

We have been [on the tongs] for [a couple of] days now and were still not [burnt] ❋ Carmen Sider (2019)

[ah] u [stupid] tonge... ❋ DjTonge (2004)

I [tonged] like [40] [times] last night ❋ Graham (2004)

"[TONG]!" the [blind monk] cried [in agony] as he was stabbed in the knee. ❋ Lee Sin/Ming Lee (2018)

n. "Hey look at George Clooney! He is definitely a [Tong] like the Chinese guy. vt. Oh! To all the gods in Olympia, you have totally [tonged] me last night. v. You are [tonging] me now, I can think of nothing but you. adj. You are [tong], sir. I will never be able to have such a night again. ❋ Mr. Thatgreataguy (2016)

"You want to hit the [Tong] this weekend?" "THE BILLY [TONG]!" "[Punch a cone] on the [tong] bong" ❋ BROWN HILL BOIZ (2016)

[you're a] [fucking] tonge ❋ Tristan Halewood (2004)

[daaaamn] tong, [get a job] ❋ Dr_crazy (2003)

How [Scandalous] are you? I am [sure] it's around 5 [Tongs]. ❋ Jokester21 (2014)