Definitions

1. Humorously, the film can be seen as how a Sears catalog mail-order screw up for a new Canadiens sweater made life miserable for a young boy.

Sleeve Notes

1. They are humorously also sometimes referred to as Sly Drumbar and Robbie Basspeare, one example being the sleeve notes of Black Uhuru's Red album.

Software Tools

1. Examples of software tools for logic synthesis are Design Compiler from Synopsys and the humorously named BuildGates, from Cadence Design Systems.

Amphiboly

1. Amphiboly can be used humorously.

Tale

1. This tale from the Odyssey is more humorously told in the only surviving satyr play, entitled Cyclops by Euripides.

Similarities

1. Bananas are also humorously used as a phallic symbol due to similarities in size and shape.

Bootstrap

1. In retaliation, Captain Barbossa had Bootstrap tied to a cannon (humorously enough, by his bootstraps) and thrown overboard.

Story

1. In Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (c.1372-77), the Miller's Tale is a story that humorously examines the life of a cuckold.

Mile End

1. The neighbourhood was immortalised (humorously but unfavourably) in the pop band Pulp 's song, Mile End, which was featured on the Trainspotting soundtrack.

Humorously

1. Many business theorists view service provision as a performance or act (sometimes humorously referred to as dramalurgy, perhaps in reference to dramaturgy).
2. Trilogy (1975), co-authored with Robert Shea and advertised as "a fairy tale for paranoids," humorously examined American paranoia about conspiracies.

Categories

1. Culture > Arts > Theatre > Dramaturgy
2. Conspiracies
3. Mile End
4. Software Tools
5. Fairy Tale
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