sniggle

Barush Sniggle forced a laugh a moment later.

"I think I might just have to take you back to my place," Barush Sniggle said.

Barush Sniggle snorted, approaching the door.

Barush Sniggle froze, and then Kylar topped it with his masterstroke.

The warehouse was definitely the Shinga's place, but Barush Sniggle wasn't there.

The presence of the guards was evidence enough that Barush Sniggle had sent the wetboy who killed Jarl.

A sniggle is a type of fish hook used for catching eels (known as snigs), using the method of sniggling.

Tee hee torpid sniggle!

Shinga Barush Sniggle had a potbelly, small eyes under lank blond hair, and a cruel mouth.

Hee hee sniggle!"

"Barush Sniggle?"

The Cenarian wetboy that Shinga Sniggle had ordered killed wasn't Kylar.

Besides, in today's high-turnover commercial culture, where everything old is sold again, listening to Tom Jones has no higher sniggle quotient than, say, buying an expensive new pair of bell-bottoms.

For Elene and Uly and Aunt Mea and even Braen to be safe, Barush Sniggle had to die.

Kylar had no idea how they'd learned that he was the one who'd made Sniggle wet himself the other night, but killing the wrong man for it was exactly what this Shinga would do.

Judging from audience reaction to performances in Atlantic City and at Limelight last week, a significant number of Tom Jones fans, particularly the younger ones, have already calculated the sniggle factor and actually think it adds to the equation.

They all looked confused at how Tom had ended up on the other side of the street with a bloody nose, but after a moment, a scrawny young man with a big nose said, "Shinga Sniggle don't let us just come up to him any old time.

"If we could get a breed of gals that didn't care, now, for their young uns," said Marks; "tell ye, I think 't would be 'bout the greatest mod'rn improvement I knows on,"--and Marks patronized his joke by a quiet introductory sniggle.

Barush Sniggle forced a laugh a moment later.

It might be not so hard to get a wee staggie, or to sniggle a salmon in one of the deep pots."

"I think I might just have to take you back to my place," Barush Sniggle said.

Sniggle - a type of fish hook used for catching eels, using the method of sniggling.

Barush Sniggle snorted, approaching the door.

Barush Sniggle froze, and then Kylar topped it with his masterstroke.

"I, uh, yes, Barush Sniggle," the boy said, looking at Tom.

The warehouse was definitely the Shinga's place, but Barush Sniggle wasn't there.

He said to Parson West, an excellent fisherman himself, by the way; he taught me to sniggle for eels.

'Sniggle and Blink,' cried the tenor.

Sniggle ha ho ho!

"I mean, Shinga Sniggle, what do we do?"

The presence of the guards was evidence enough that Barush Sniggle had sent the wetboy who killed Jarl.

"There was not a whimper," Mr. Newsom said, "not even a sniggle of a call asking to cut back on anything."

Tee hee torpid sniggle!

"Ho ho sniggle!

Shinga Barush Sniggle had a potbelly, small eyes under lank blond hair, and a cruel mouth.

"Shut up," Barush Sniggle said.

Hee hee sniggle!"

"Barush Sniggle?"

The Cenarian wetboy that Shinga Sniggle had ordered killed wasn't Kylar.

"Sniggle 'im, George."

Opposite 10th-seeded Sandrine Testud, Kournikova was trying to silence the cynics who sniggle at her tennis and chide her glam-girl status.

Besides, in today's high-turnover commercial culture, where everything old is sold again, listening to Tom Jones has no higher sniggle quotient than, say, buying an expensive new pair of bell-bottoms.

Scots wha fish wi' salmon roe, Scots wha sniggle as ye go, Wull ye stand the Bailie?