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Nevertheless, the first response was spiteful: "Get a sense of humor, and a life. In that order. "

The reluctance to marry seems to have unleashed spiteful hostility, an attitude that makes the decision not to wed a tough one.

is a natural gift, then he was clearly not endowed with it, so he did not try to imitate the townsfolk's spiteful talk.

aggressive remarks and behavior like that of a spiteful malicious woman.

He had missed his daughter sorely , and was deeply sorry that he had married such a spiteful and cross-grained Queen .

It was spiteful of you to tell him that .

Even if John is lazy, dishonest and spiteful you can still find out what he is keen to achieve and work with him towards his goals.

"It was a spiteful gesture. I wasn't surprised because he did that when he played for Juventus, " Zambrotta said.

he glanced at her with a cold , spiteful glance , and offered her his shaven , wrinkled cheek.

But Matthaus has said: "I don't mean that in a spiteful way but Ballack was arguably holding up a number of players who've now blossomed. "

When one thinks of the speed with which spiteful remarks are conveyed.

Of course it was silly really to connect this half -dead bed- wetting still spiteful old woman with a mountain .

In the past he has referred to the Portuguese police as "Cruel, stupid, spiteful clowns" and "clueless amateurs" .

Another of the accused, a coarse woman, not unlike a fat broody hen but with a spiteful tongue, was visibly worked up.

A woman considered to be spiteful or overbearing.

On-screen, Kevin is quite obviously malicious, first as a nasty little boy and then as a spiteful, ink-eyed teenager.

When she wanted to say something spiteful, the pretext was the Countess Marya.

Ms. Matos counters that the other family is simply spiteful because she was Mr. Perez's chosen one.

The people can be wrong in an assortment of ways: lazy, spiteful, bullying or just dull and too depressed themselves to spread much cheer.

But Badrarias was a mean, spiteful man and determined to make life difficult for Balboa and his supporters.

To embrace a cause, to grow fond or spiteful, Is to lose one's balance, after which, no actions can be trusted.

The British press at its worst is intrusive, sanctimonious and spiteful.

When the house was built-the spiteful, and those in any way radically inclined, liked to refer to it as a "mansion. "

Sitnikov joined himself on to them, with an expression of contemptuous scorn on his face, and giving vent to spiteful comments.

The mask of formality gradually slipped and the natural individual, self-satisfied or envious, charitable or spiteful, assumed control.

Similar phrases abound in multiple languages, suggesting that the desire not to upset a spiteful universe is very common.

She once experiences the spiteful hot means of this man, whether she didn't make use of amount, he truly killed her.

And I'm not exaggerating, it is just -- and sometimes they don't eat them, it's just spiteful.

I believe you're doing it on purpose. Always were a spiteful little fellow.

In fact, they had been planted fraudulently by spiteful colleagues.

I didn't know someone could be so horrible and spiteful . . . just hurt.

SomethIng oily and spiteful appeared In her gaze. It is hard to defIne exactly what it was.

a despiteful fiend; a truly spiteful child; a vindictive man will look for occasions for resentment.

A spiteful parental tongue can do untold damage to a child . . .

a hateful thing to do; in a mean mood; told spiteful stories about the fat lady.

Although someone haven't spiteful intention, but who likes others call itself fatso ?

A usually sprightly or mischievous or sometimes spiteful person.

They may even accuse them of disloyalty, or make some spiteful remark about the friends' parents.

even people , who had before been spiteful and openly hostile to him , became tender and affectionate.

The Gemini partner isn't usually either spiteful or vindictive.

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them of disloyalty, or make some spiteful remark about the friends 'parents.

Spiteful gossip separated the two old friends.

Walter's spiteful remarks were quite uncalled for.

Her family are ungrateful and spiteful.

or make some spiteful remark about the friends' parents.

Spiteful gossip separatedthe two old friends.

He has a haunted look, with eyes full of spiteful anger.

A spiteful or malicious act.

You're being very spiteful.

I know your spiteful hatred towards me.

There is something spiteful in it.

So what if you have been hurtful, spiteful?

Many persons whom Hong Zhang met and contacted in China had had criminal experience . She is also a spiteful woman with criminal mentality.

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acting or done with evil intentions; spiteful