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Meanings of american humorist in anglès
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Usage of american humorist in anglès
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American humorist whose new collection of essays is titled Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls.
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Every possible situation has been spoilt for us in advance by the American humorist.
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He is easily the first of American humorists.
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He has been called the representative American humorist.
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WIT, n. The salt with which the American humorist spoils his intellectual cookery by leaving it out.
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American humorists as diverse as Dave Barry and Garrison Keillor have defined the problem in terms of guyness.
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Ugly things and very dull things are prominent in their story, as in the tales of American humorists.
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The Federal forces from Roxbury to Cambridge were under command of General Artemus Ward, the great American humorist.
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I am not partial to American humorists generally, but the delicate and subtle humour of Dudley Warner I always appreciated.
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I remember, when a very young man, attending a party at which a famous American humorist was the chief guest.
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In common with other men who had known the Great American Humorist, Mr. Taylor smiled at the bare mention of his name.
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When the American humorist really puts on his war paint and sounds the tocsin, he can organize a great deal of mourning.
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You get more real fun from half an hour with them than from the books of all "the American humorists."
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An American humorist has described marriage as the craving of some young man to pay for some young woman's board and lodging.
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He formed a boundless arsenal of images and similes; he learned the American humorist's art not to parade the joke with a discounting smile.
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As a boy, Irving was of a rather mischievous turn, a trait which perhaps helped to make him the "first American humorist."