doxy in a sentence

• There were only two types of women in those days, sexy doxies and wives.
• "The white folks got Cipro _ we're getting doxy,"
• It was re-released again in 2009 on 180-gram vinyl by Doxy music.
• Rachel York appears as Norma, King's syntax-mangling, platinum-haired doxy.
• Orthodoxy is my doxy; heterodoxy is anybody else s doxy who does not agree with me.
• Orthodoxy is my doxy; heterodoxy is anybody else s doxy who does not agree with me.
• There's also Doxy and her family, whom Price describes as " fertile ground ."
• So it was he had invited his doxy du jour to meet us there, though not without some trepidation.
• Miss Givens does particularly well as a doxy with a heart of gold as well as a trunk full of it.
• Between 2006 and 2009 Clifton managed the Doxy label, and also ran OLEO, LLC, Sonny s merchandising company.
• It's difficult to see doxy in a sentence .
• With him are lovestruck doxy Cybill ( Courteney Cox ) and her precocious, smarter-than-the-whole-bunch son, Jesse.
• The album was released on Rollins'own label, Doxy Records, following his departure from Milestone Records after many years and was produced by Anderson.
• As Hilary Price tells it, she acquired Doxy, a 6-year-old mix of husky and pit bull, in a rather peculiar way.
• Combine the solitary truth of revelation with the demand of purity, and you have a requirement to be pure and of one teaching ( ortho-doxy ).
• The Rev . Emannex Doxy, a family friend, said that Moise, a church elder and Sunday school teacher known for helping others, now needed help himself.
• Stella's concern for Isabel's reputation is such that she tries to claw Archie's face when he refers to Isabel as a " doxy ."
• The DVD release presents the 4 : 3 pan and scan version of " Death of a Doxy " rather than A & E's 16 : 9 letterbox version.
• They might have been booing an administration whose leader would have given you a photo op if you'd contributed enough money to his campaign or brought along a doxy or two.
• One is Words That Make a Difference, by Robert Greenman ( Levenger, paperback, $ 16 ), with quick definitions and examples of words like posit, kerfuffle, salmagundi and doxy.
• A breakthrough arrived in 1954 when he recorded his famous compositions " Oleo ", " Airegin ", and " Doxy " with a quintet led by Davis that also featured pianist Horace Silver.