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Yet for all her flamboyance, she "purrs" (in her "accented and strangely phrased English") when she explains the conception the political world has of what's acceptable from wives of politicians.

Letters to the Editor 2004

Yet for all her flamboyance, she "purrs" (in her "accented and strangely phrased English") when she explains the conception the political world has of what's acceptable from wives of politicians.

Letters to the Editor 2004

Their cities are poorly constructed, their clothes ill-fitting, their currency (the mouse) is devalued, and their English lurches back into "purrs" and "meows" at nearly every opportunity.

IGN Complete 2010

Though limited I could belt out some decent volume and manage a few clucks and purrs I thought might do the trick.

Field & Stream's Best Hunting Story Contest: Week Two 2009

When Russ, a probably-straight 40-year-old florist, eloquently explains his creation in his tough-guy Chicago accent, Grazer purrs: "I've never heard a man talk like that about flowers before."

Logo's 'A-List: New York' is a poor excuse for a social study Hank Stuever 2010

"Where is your pitchfork, you little devil?" he purrs to one woman.

'American Idol' premieres: New judges, same old show Lisa de Moraes 2011

"I love it," Jasmine purrs, and we know she's now having second or third and beyond thoughts. ...

Matt's TV Week in Review 2012

Though limited I could belt out some decent volume and manage a few clucks and purrs I thought might do the trick.

Field & Stream's Best Hunting Story Contest: Week Two 2009

"Are you guys feeling fly?" she purrs, rolling her hips while demonstrating how to put on an oxygen mask and cope with a water landing.

Fly Girls: TV series follows flight attendants at home and in the air 2010

“Oh, yes,” he absolutely purrs and she uncovers her eyes.

Study Break--A Sky Without Zeppelins Missing Scene--Happy Birthday Amyo67 amberfocus 2009