Many vorianders are over thirty years of age.
Beware the voriander, boy,
With mouth that kisses and torments.
She only loves you to enjoy
Expensive foods at your expense.
Beware the voriander, let
Her scented notes unanswered be;
She’s after just what she can get;
And when you’re broke, she’ll let you be!
Whin´kle, n. 1. Graciousness, with ulterior intent; a hypocritical politeness. 2. A glow of vanity.
Whin´kle, v. To appear over-cordial or suspiciously amiable; to act snobbishly.
Some beam with a merely personal vanity; they whinkle from sheer self-satisfaction. But when Jones saw me, he whinkled till I thought his front teeth would spill out of his face. Why? I was talking to a millionaire. (See Eegot.)
So the match-making Mamma whinkles at that desirable young man, who is calling upon Bessie.
So the book-agent whinkles as he shows you his samples; and the insurance agent, just before you kick him out.
Whinkles the floor-walker, like the girls at a seashore resort, beckoning the only nice young man; but the floor-walker whinkles not when you return a “thirty-six” waist for a “thirty-eight.” (See Jurp.)
The mother whinkles when you praise the baby, and the proud undertaker when he first displays the corpse.