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Wilde

— noun Irish writer and wit (1854-1900)

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Oscar Wilde

Oscar Fingal O’Flahertie Wills Wilde

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Stuart transferred to the Oscar Wilde School for the Performing Arts.

Has anyone read that poem by this new chap Oscar Wilde?

His name is Oscar Wilde.

Mr Murdoch, Mr Wilde, Dan, remove your bottles.

Wilde.

Not everybody believed that. But I'm sure Zachary Wilde does.

Zach Wilde sent over a car and the janitor carried your bags down.

Tell me, how soon can I punch Zachary Wilde in the snoot?

Zachary Wilde.

Hello, Mr. Wilde.

Come in, Mr. Wilde.

Depends whether they keep old Wilde on.

No, it's Oscar Wilde.

Miss Pilgrim, my name's Wilde.

There's someone knocking at the outside door, Herr Wilde.

Wilde. Better take care of him.

Oh, Wilde, tell the villagers they can go down the mountain any time they'd like.

This proves what Oscar Wilde said, that nature imitates art.

He thought I'd gone the way of Oscar Wilde.

Remember Oscar Wilde?

Do you mean Mr Oscar Wilde?

My congratulations, wilde.

It is one of wilde's.

You read a lot of Oscar Wilde, do you?

I'm George Wilde, the publican.

George Wilde told me at the pub.

I meant to ask: Has anyone read that poem by this new chap Oscar Wilde?

Maybe I could use Oscar Wilde.

Giulia is like 0scar Wilde.

Oscar Wilde, indeed.

As Oscar Wilde so nearly said, to lose one prisoner may be accounted a misfortune, to lose two smacks of carelessness.

We're meeting the Countess and Larry Wilde.

Rita, the Countess, Larry Wilde, the playboy.

The author, Oscar Wilde spent two years in prison.

Where's Oscar Wilde this morning?

An Oscar Wilde. - Lady Windermere's Fan?

Do you actually know Oscar Wilde?

He's a disco-dancing, Oscar Wilde-reading, Streisand ticket-holding, friend of Dorothy. You know what I'm saying?

News and current affairs

That paraphrase of Oscar Wilde aptly sums up the current state of Japanese politics, given the serial resignations of Prime Ministers Shinzo Abe and Yasuo Fukuda.

Migration is the side of globalization that, to borrow Oscar Wilde's phrase, dare not speak its name.

To lose one international lending institution head is misfortune, to lose two looks like carelessness (my apologies to Oscar Wilde).

PARIS - Oscar Wilde said that experience is the name we give to our mistakes.