spitzer English

Meaning spitzer meaning

What does spitzer mean?

spitzer noun

— A pointed bullet.

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How do I use spitzer in a sentence?

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Monsieur Gattard will continue with. second and third form French on Thursdays. which will replace Dr. Spitzer's science section. moved up to Friday afternoon.

That will give Dr. Spitzer more time for golf.

Alfred Spitzer Fine Furs, Toledo, Ohio.

Can I get you another Spitzer?

Andre Spitzer.

You were called for a recommendation by a producer named Dan Spitzer.

You remember the call from Dan Spitzer?

A potential employer, a producer named Spitzer called Matt to ask for feedback on Salisbirk.

I'm just kidding, eliot spitzer's hooker couldn't make it.

FEDERAL PROSECUTORS WERE PERFECTLY HAPPY TO USE ELIOT SPITZER'S PERSONAL VICES TO FORCE HIM TO RESIGN IN 2008.

I will have a spitzer.

Jenny Spitzer.

Bill Clinton, Berlusconi, Eliot Spitzer.

Hey, don't trash Eliot Spitzer.

Hello, Spitzer.

I am Andre Spitzer fencing master and coach of the Israeli Olympic team.

Spitzer, of course.

It's quite serious, Spitzer!

All right, Mr Spitzer.

Jerry knows George Spitzer. George knows Chuck.

Spitzer, he's a DNR.

I could spitzer you so fast your head would spin.

While the Clinton, Spitzer and Sanford situations were devastating, there were no pictures.

Mr Spitzer!

Spitzer didn't look like a pro to me.

How often did Spitzer.

Mr Spitzer.

So Mr Spitzer went to Moscow a good deal recently?

Mr Spitzer. the company has had huge problems since the upheaval in the Soviet Union.

Did Mr Spitzer tell you that?

Markus, that is, Mr Spitzer said something in a telephone conversation.

You should see Spitzer's pad.

Spitzer blew up his most important contact, a senior bureaucrat and KGB agent, on Stephansplatz.

Spitzer was broke.

Perhaps Spitzer did it for the money.

News and current affairs

For others, like former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, the promise of discretion and anonymity may be the most appealing aspect of buying sex.

Revelations of malfeasance have also come from the governments of New York (Attorney General Elliott Spitzer) and Massachusetts (Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin).