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[week-ling] / ˈwik lɪŋ /


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He was inspired by the underground music scene he found there, from the skewed indie-rock of Deerhoof to the progressive metal of Weakling.

From Chicago Tribune • Sep. 26, 2012

The Weakling is a sterner story, and plainly a parable of humanity caught between competing ideologies.

From Time Magazine Archive

Weakling children who eat "Tasty Bread" will not merely grow strong, they will begin juggling locomotives.

From Time Magazine Archive

Though The Enemy was first printed in 1935 and The Weakling only last year, there is good reason for putting them side by side: both have as their theme the vulnerability of innocence.

From Time Magazine Archive

Weakling, you have touched that which is mine.

From The Thing from the Lake by Ingram, Eleanor M. (Eleanor Marie)




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