Mangling

Ludicrous as it was then, a couple of states had believed mangling data and registering no covid case was some great achievement.

The speech was notable for mangling the legacies of two US generals: Douglas MacArthur and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

SoupGuru: Ummm, there's a guy a fingernail away from death or at least certain mangling.

The Lincoln Project, a group of anti-Trump Republicans, have already taken advantage of Donald Trump's mangling of the word "totalitarianism" during his Mount Rushmore speech last night.

The dark colored sedan raced up the two lower steps of the cemetery stairway at about 1:15 a.m., mangling part of the stairway railing, and stopped on the landing.

While some users may see this as a pro, others will find that the arm ends up mangling more delicate foods, such as fish.

He tried to pull this out in the privacy of his tent but failed; a surgeon, called a "butcher" by Howden, removed it, "carelessly mangling" the King's arm in the process.

LiveScript introduces a number of other incompatible idioms: Name mangling At compile time, the LiveScript parser implicitly converts dashed variable- and function names to camelcase.

Speaking style main Daley, who never lost his blue-collar Chicago accent, was known for often mangling his syntax and other verbal gaffes.

Stones kill without mangling the body, and the contusion is mortal without loss of blood.