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1wolf whistle — noun Date: 1946 a distinctive 2 toned whistle sounded by a boy or man to express sexual admiration for a girl or woman in his vicinity …
2wolf call — noun : a whistle, howl, or other sound by a male expressing approval or admiration of a girl s or woman s appearance * * * a whistle, shout, or the like uttered by a male in admiration of a female s appearance …
3The Girl from Ipanema — Infobox Song Name = Garota de Ipanema (The Girl from Ipanema) Caption = Type = Artist = alt Artist = Album = Published = Released = track no = Recorded = Genre = Length = Writer = Antonio Carlos Jobim Vinícius de Moraes Norman Gimbel Composer =… …
4The Girl I Left Behind — also known as The Girl I Left Behind Me is a long standing popular folk tune. According to Theodore Ralph, it was known in America as early as 1650, under the name Brighton Camp , but there is little evidence to support this assumption. In… …
5Emmett Till — in a photograph taken by his mother on Christmas Day 1954, about six months before his murder. Scholars state that when the photo ran in the Jackson Daily News Emmett Till and his mother were given a profound pathos in the fl …
6Lewis Nordan — Infobox Writer imagesize = 150px name =Lewis Nordan |birthdate=Birth date and age|1939|8|23|mf=y birthplace=Forest, Mississippi occupation=Writer, Professor genre =LiteratureLewis Nordan (23 August 1939 ) Born in Forest, Mississippi, United… …
7Middlesex (novel) — Middlesex   …
8The Twilight Saga: New Moon — Promotional pos …
9The Living Daylights — Infobox Film Bond name = The Living Daylights caption = film poster bond = Timothy Dalton stars = Maryam d Abo Jeroen Krabbé Joe Don Baker writer = Ian Fleming (story) screenplay = Richard Maibaum, Michael G. Wilson cinematography = Alec Mills… …
10Hello Nurse (vaudeville) — Hello, nurse! was a popular catcall used during the heyday of vaudeville. One of many running gags used in many vaudeville shows was the appearance of a voluptuous, suggestively dressed woman wearing a nurse s uniform. Upon her appearance, the… …
