But in his speech today he sounded like a poor old tired and raddled political camp follower, still protesting his virtue—a virtue that no one wants to take from him.
But how raddled the object of our attentions looks the next morning when the champagne has given way to a hangover.
But the days of the swill (1945) or six o'clock swill (1955), the die determined who was to buy the next round, or whose toe was raddled (1899).
