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wry

[rahy] / raɪ /


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Meryl Streep's wry wit as editor of fashion magazine Runway and Anne Hathaway's performance as Andy, the naive newcomer to the fashion world, made the original film a must-watch for millions.

From BBC

My first book stack started in 2020, a wry joke to demonstrate the extra time we could all devote to reading books during a pandemic.

From Los Angeles Times

This time, the pair travel through northern Europe in search of fine food, wry conversation and a glimpse of the elusive aurora borealis.

From BBC

Kathleen Madigan’s “The Family Thread” gifts us an hour built on the everyday chaos and wry Midwestern sensibility that define her comedy.

From Los Angeles Times

Then, with a wry smile: “Probably almost as many as churches that’ve closed.”

From The Wall Street Journal