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Joey King’s Prince, decked out in a hot-pink pleated-skirt combo that’s half Jackie Kennedy, half Harajuku schoolgirl, is a fierce tootsie with a handgun stashed in her tiny backpack.

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Woven thick with 80 percent wool, these socks will keep your tootsies warm in your boots, even while postholing.

It’s like a tootsie roll, with a bulbous middle section flanked by two outward-reaching wrappers.

I was on the set of Tootsie many years ago and there were 225 people shooting a scene with two people talking to each other.

One guy sent me one where his cock was painted to look like a giant Tootsie Roll.

Consequently 1886 saw the Minima and Tootsie added to the list, and some jealous competitions ensued.

Fierce rustle of excitement (heard in gallery) as they catch sight of Tootsie kneeling by Roaring Pete.

He appreciated it and fell to wishing that Tootsie would be more like her, less coquettish and more of a good comrade.

"Well, it's my phonograph," said Tootsie sullenly, and immediately departed for her room—by request.

For three days Tootsie duly paid out her quarter and received the most comforting of reports.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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