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schtick

noun as in act

noun as in avocation

noun as in groove

Strongest match

Strong matches

noun as in repertory

noun as in scene

Strong match

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But Kennedy did not invent this schtick of trying to rebrand misogyny as feminism through trolling and feigning “concern” for women and children’s safety.

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It's a schtick, for sure, but it fosters an incredible sense of unity.

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But Curtis hurls herself into this schtick with gusto — say, demanding a ring light and lip plumper for her passport photo — and gets you laughing anyway.

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To take Bianchi’s schtick seriously was to believe an alter ego named “Steve Walker” had done the crimes, the basis for an insanity defense.

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But attacking FEMA, which is central to white supremacist conspiracy theories, is part of the same schtick.

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