spoilsport

Not to be a spoilsport for once in his life.

This is only to state the obvious and to sound like a spoilsport.

He might say yes, and to hell with being considered a spoilsport.

He did not want to appear to be a complete spoilsport.

There is little evidence that anyone pays Spoilsport much attention.

The dogs were having too much fun to listen to some old spoilsport.

They were worse than priests when it came to being spoilsports.

Maybe you think I'm being some kind of spoilsport.

Wretched little spoilsport, when he had done his best to pleasure her!

Call me a spoilsport, but I don't want to bring a team snack.

Until some spoilsport thought to measure the 100-yard track - and found it was just over 70 yards.

Has there been a significant change since then or am I an ageing spoilsport?

"Why do you always have to be such a spoilsport, Shaka?"

It was being a spoilsport not to join in.

Rain once again played spoilsport and the match ended in a draw.

The beloved Archer, incidentally, must have been something of a spoilsport.

This is our opening statement: We are not spoilsports.

"That would make me sort of a spoilsport, wouldn't it?"

But you don't want to be the spoilsport and take down every new idea by pointing out its risks.

The hamburger joint in a sense was really coming home, and he didn't want to be a spoilsport.

On the other hand, you'd have to be a real spoilsport not to recognize its welcoming spirit and democratic appeal.

He often seemed a haughty spoilsport rather than a glamorous mystery man.

My husband refused to participate in this little charade, the spoilsport.

I've got two spoilsports here instead of one.