I will answer your questions and give you the information you need to get through this, but if you dare say one more disparaging word about my best friend, this will not end well for you. [Please select]
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Violent and disparaging argument had occasionally been imminent, and Mrs. [Please select]
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"Usually a man's relatives--" But the governor of Antioch's fat hand made a disparaging careless gesture. [Please select]
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"I would rather row out alone," said James, haughtily, with a disparaging look at Herbert. [Please select]
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The explorers called them _Skrælingar_, a disparaging epithet, meaning inferior people, _i. [Please select]
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Nothing could be more disparaging than that, but Ed failed to retaliate. [Please select]
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She is rather disparaging about you, is Linda; that is one of her dear little ways. [adjective]
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The Tinker examined the piece of bacon upon his knifepoint with a cold and disparaging eye. [Please select]
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The crisis came when Cathro, still ignorant that the heather was on fire, dropped some disparaging remarks about the Stuarts to his history class. [Please select]
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"Really, Nora, your account of your mother's home is rather disparaging; two or three very rough servants, and no more." [Please select]
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