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waspy

[wos-pee] / ˈwɒs pi /






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He quietly infiltrated bohemian and Waspy circles, summered in the Hamptons, and became familiar with the “old New York establishment world”, which he found “so similar to the old guard in Singapore”.

From The Guardian • Jun. 26, 2020

We were on Martha’s Vineyard, a Waspy idyll off the coast of Massachusetts.

From The Guardian • Mar. 30, 2019

She alerted me to a Cheever I’d not considered before, one “stranger and more subversive than his increasingly Waspy scenery suggests,” and sent me back to “The Swimmer,” a story I’d not read in decades. 

From Slate • Jan. 10, 2014

It isn't that Waspy 'Isn't that lovely?' kind of thing," says a source close to Gonzales, "but something the President feels in his heart and soul.

From Time Magazine Archive

Waspy had said one must never judge hastily of people, but she did not feel that she was going to like this girl; even her back view looked stuck-up!

From Hunter's Marjory A Story for Girls by Clarke, Margaret Bruce




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