sottish

The damned Hollander wenches are all too sottish by half.

The bloody man, the more than Hun, the sottish rapparee, he will not die.

They were so sunk in sottish stupidity, nothing was likely to knock sense into their thick skulls.

Yuthla could split and fall into Yogh without breaking his sottish dreams.

Instead of his former gracefulness, he appeared sottish and vulgar, which made me extremely reserved with him.

'It's obvious this sottish priest tried his luck once too often.'

Rachel is there: he strikes her, then clutches her cringing form with sottish lust.

He drinks himself into sottish unconsciousness.

All's but nought; Patience is sottish, and impatience does Become a dog that's mad.

Roundabouts - intersections Sottish ale is good.

The Fair had become by night a bloated Saturnalia, sodden, sottish and leering of voice.

Gabriel strove to restrain himself from breaking out into brutal language about the sottish Malins and his pound.

And it would not have been from one of the sottish wind-talkers in the Sen-ate; the information was not disseminated that widely.

From time to time one of the seamen voiced a vague cry, like a drunkard calling out in sottish sleep.

The hitherto virtuous Lady Brute is provoked to infidelity by her sour, sottish husband.

In plain English, the complaint of "My son Benjamin" was drunkenness, of the stupid, pig-headed, sottish kind.

Now, pray observe the second part, And you shall hear his sottish heart; He did the tavern so frequent, Till he three hundred pounds had spent.

All three - Sottish tweed, Fair Isle knits and tartan - have continued to be used by the house's current creative director, Karl Lagerfeld.

He loathed kings with a passion, and none more so than George III, whom he called "a sottish, stupid, stubborn, worthless, brutish man."

If you would have the great kindness to get rid of that sottish friend of yours I should be exceedingly glad to have a little talk with you.

Green MSP Patrick Harvie, who also spoke at yesterday’s conference, said the vision had to be better than just a “more Sottish version of the status quo”.

Wanted to see you before that sottish husband of mine had you thrown to his boars or his dogs or whatever unoriginal way of chilling he picks.

One of the producers, without even the excuse of a villainous motive, but out of sheer sottish good nature, nominated the niece of a friend of his.

Their leprous intoxication had no more wiped away their personalities than sottish drunkenness would wipe away a reveller's, and it ebbed almost as quickly with their cure.

He was really totally unfit to take charge of the boat, and I virtually took her down the canal, though with sottish obstinacy he insisted on remaining on the bridge.