Maybe I should start doing a lot of "charidee" work for leg research?

We do a lot of work of charidee but don't like to talk about it!

Two decades on, it still returns for occasional charidee specials.

The excuse, as the title reveals, was charidee, that universal absolution.

Is it wrong to do "charidee" for something that is blatantly in your own interests?

Ignoring this nonsense, I returned, bearing coffee and some biscuits for the object of my charidee.

Anyway, just find a charidee project in a country with a good cash-lash ratio, and you’re literally sorted.

Bonus points because it's for charidee.

In the name of 'charidee'

Does that negate the "charidee?"

When a viral campaign gets tons of hits within days you may think the associated charidee merch will hitch your star to a robust bandwagon.

Another day, another previously quite sensible BBC presenter whips her kit off for charidee.

As long as its greater glory is maintained, as long as the glitter continues into death and charidee, it will help out.

Take, for example, Ryanair's yearly female cabin crew charity lingerie calendar, which features a bevvy of scantily clad women stripping off for charidee.

The pair would also try to outdo each other with deliberate mentions of charidee (charity) work for which the pair would ostensibly claim to be keeping hush-hush.

It’s the £10,000-a-seat ARK charidee hedge fund bash this evening and to mark the event we have an interesting graphic from the Short View’s James Mackintosh.

If your racing bag is down-the-alphabet-list celebrities, charidee fund-raising, a heaving crowd and clowns on assorted sides of a microphone, then Sandown is the place for you today.

Kookie monster model: Karlie Kloss has been hawking her 'kookies' all over NYFW, all in the name of charidee.

Last year, Madonna, Bill Clinton and Bob Geldof attended, enjoyed a private audience with Prince, feasted on Kobe beef and foie gras and raised £26.6m for charidee.

The Heavenly EP is, according to you, 'A charidee EP of rubber soul classics, namely Right Said Fred songs, all proceeds to the ace Terrence Higgins Trust'.

They won't be playing You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet, the Bachman-Turner Overdrive track beloved of Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse's characters, or talking about their work in "charidee, mate".

We're lead to believe this is more than an exercise in festive charidee from the research team at French broker Exane BNP Paribas: they've actually launched a real-life, operational Christmas Jumpers business.

More recently, he scored a blow-out victory on Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice, phoning up his showbiz pals and getting them to pay exorbitant prices for cupcakes or Broadway tickets, all in the name of "charidee".

NME 's excellent birthday celebrations turn ruby ripe with this gigantic harvest of pop heroes and the unique readings of famous (and sometimes weirdly forgotten) Number One hits - all in the name of 'charidee'.

It's for charidee: "My rugby mad friend Charlene is running a triathlon for Hearts and Balls, a charity that supports catastrophically injured rugby players, in case any of your lovely readers would like to sponsor her.