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• Or will his laddish ways get in the way?
• Are you, or are you not laddish?
• This episode also saw Coogan play the laddish Peter Calf, the father of Paul.
• He is a very " laddish " cop, intelligent, cynical, and pragmatic.
• The group encountered some success considering their laddish attitudes were not always accepted amongst their piers.
• A harder edged " laddish " approach would have likely made the series one-dimensional and more overtly sexist.
• Labour TD Aodh醤 ?R韔rd醝n has criticised the show as being " painful " and " crass laddish nonsense ".
• In February 2010, Laddish was ranked 26th for club soccer players across the United States by Top Drawer Soccer.
• ANSWERS 1 C, since being laddish often seems to mean a group of men behaving badly, if not madly.
• Wikipedia today is grimly serious when it should be having fun, and it dismisses serious dangers as mere laddish excess.
• That voice, with its hint of Gene Pitney, is a piercing, precise tool which lifts him above the laddish milieu.
• "Anything to do with sex, they turn it on : it's a very typical, laddish attitude ."
• Following the take-over by Capital, the station became more male-orientated and featured football coverage and " laddish " output.
• Stupid, infantile, pathetic, caddish, laddish : he wins no respect for his sexual mores or the maturity of his personal judgments.
• Needless to say, the laddish world of " Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels " doesn't readily admit women.
• Girls may find this band icky, and parents may wish it had some manners, but Blink 182 showers its fans with laddish love.
• His laddish wardrobe for the day was a white sweater with a Union Jack on the front, low-slung Lee jeans and Pumas.
• It's puerile / childish / laddish / sniggering / immature / immaterial etc . none of which should be what Wikipedia aspires to.
• Martin plays his laddish, arrogant American rival, Freddy Benson, who believes in conning just about anyone in order to get a free meal.
• Their flirtation soon builds to a mutual romantic attraction, despite her engagement to the dour and laddish warehouse worker, Lee ( Joel Beckett ).