51³Ō¹Ļ

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potsy

[ pot-see ]

noun



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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of potsy1

First recorded in 1930ā€“35; origin uncertain
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Example Sentences

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The familiarity of western thriller ā€˜Old Henryā€™ is elevated by Tim Blake Nelsonā€™s fine performance and filmmaker Potsy Ponciroliā€™s flair for suspense.

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The writer-director Potsy Ponciroli sometimes gets too ripe in giving the dialogue a stylized twang, and the plot burdens itself with iconography it canā€™t support.

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I have no idea if filmmaker Potsy Ponciroli wrote the coiled, small-scale western ā€œOld Henryā€ for Nelsonā€™s particular gifts with frontier authenticity ā€” again, heā€™s the guy in the movieā€™s name, only this time a full-on lead ā€” but it sure does seem like Ponciroli did.

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They played potsy, humming ā€œThe Soldiersā€™ Chorusā€ from Faust which they called ā€œGlory.ā€

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She found him flattened out on a car track to make a miniature potsy.

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