insulter

Michael could not see the insult, nor the insulter, but Nicholas saw for him.

He was an insulter of girls and women.

He had then displayed his continuing revolutionary zeal by throwing the insulter into a prison for two weeks.

The 'low grade' just sounded snobbish: it said more about the insulter than the insultee.

Not only the actual insulter was liable but any accomplice, even one who did no more than encourage the offender.

Sometimes it is a pleasure to be insulted, especially so when the overbearing insulter gets his comeuppance.

Still George Bush genially shook the hand of this Quayle insulter.

And the insulter can't be blamed.

"She was an equal opportunity insulter of everyone," said one editor, who worked for ReganBooks for three years.

But when the cowardly insulter spat in the face of the captive monarch Athos grasped his dagger.

Yank is sometimes intended as a slur, but it is not received as such, which is disconcerting to the insulter.

However, I had been trained by my mother to be insulted and come back for more, to be insulted and feel guilty toward my insulter.

He was horribly ashamed because Faith Meredith had been insulted in his presence and he had not tried to punish her insulter.

And he was going to fight for HER--Faith Meredith--to punish her insulter!

If all this is true, Your Reverence, the only way of rescuing the honor of your office is for the insulter to leave the insulted country forthwith."

And he presents himself as an equal-opportunity insulter, although he is far more likely to pick on blacks and women than he is on WASP's.

And does it make any difference that Mr. Fieger is, in fact, an equal-opportunity insulter, who has been throwing his expletive-laden, scorched-earth denunciations in every direction for years?

Porthos raised his terrible fist, which whistled through the air like a sling, and the portentous mass fell with a smothered crash on the insulter's skull and crushed it.

Lord Avon staggered forward, and it was only his son on one aide and his wife on the other who kept his quivering hands from the throat of his insulter.

Melissa is a ruthless insulter and an extremely heavy drinker, somewhat reminiscent of Misato Katsuragi from Neon Genesis Evangelion who is also voiced by Alison Keith.

Then, "because I am an equal opportunity insulter," as he put it afterward, Mr. Mason did some jokes about HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON.

Darragh's mother had spoken in awe of his gentle father's Gaelic temper emerging in his youth, the power of his rage, his determination that the insulter should not walk away before blows were thrown and blood drawn.

But Mencken, that ecumenical insulter, would surely have mined laughs from a President's taking counsel with his pastor about his relations with a young intern or of a Vice President's sudden appreciation of generous Buddhists.

The African restored the shatranj board and pieces to a leather pouch, wiped his lips and then pushed past the Frank, past the craning heads along the benches and went out into the inn yard to kill or be killed by his insulter.

The gentleman of perfect blood acknowledges his perfect blood, The insulter, the prostitute, the angry person, the beggar, see themselves in the ways of him, he strangely transmutes them, They are not vile any more, they hardly know themselves they are so grown.