whiskery

"Why, you whiskery old skunk, you ain't got the grit to shoot sour apples," was Billy's answer.

Whiskery For the best pink-toned hydrangea blooms on acid soils, you will need to apply a handful of lime every year in late November and early March or they will turn a murky purple.

We're still guessing what Frank Lampard might pull out of a Stamford Bridge thicket crammed with whiskery old lags and baby-faced maybes.

From the camels on wheels to the corny rhymes and whiskery jokes, this very first Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical, back in its natural home at the

From the camels on wheels to the corny rhymes and whiskery jokes, this very first Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical, back in its natural home at the NARRATOR Sheridan Smith London Palladium, caused the West End to stand still in time last night.

A whiskery North Uist fellow told me the other day that canny locals had already come up with a new name for the Scolpaig Farm launch site of their own version of Cape Canaveral.

At home, scrub the roots well and trim off any whiskery side roots, but don't remove the flavorful skin.

Previously only ever thought of for their comedy value as the Jimmy Edwards of the animal kingdom, Blue Planet II (the programme's title was the only unimaginative thing about it) showed the harshness of life amidst the melting polar ice caps for these whiskery beasts whose overbites would make even Ken Dodd blush.

And I'll never forget the morning one lifted its big, gray, whiskery face out of the water, just inches away, and we stared at each other for a long, thrilling moment of interspecies communion.

Then his older colleague joined the conversation with that whiskery old argument that there's no point voting for x because only y or z are going to get in.

Rarely a day when the corners of his mustache weren't twisted into whiskery horns.

This time he was sporting whiskery sideburns and a white apron for his latest role.