revolving SOB n.— «Because he “challenged communists and their agents in the United States” he “automatically became a revolving SOB” to his critics.» —“Marshall Gets Into McCarthy Line of Attack” in Washington, D.C. Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City...
revolving son of a bitch n.— «Scatophagous Reinhart, the traitor, the Oedipus Rex, the fornicator of infants, the defiler of graves, the double-barreled international bastard and revolving son of a bitch.» —by Thomas Berger Crazy in Berlin June...
revolving bastard n.— «I have had a fine encounter with Pappy Selznick. I wrote you about the requirement that I send publicity to Birdwell. Well, Birdwell is the revolving bastard if there ever was one. (The Revolving Bastard, in case you don’t...
revolving bastard
n.— «He’s nothing but a revolving bastard. No matter which way you turn him, he’s still one.» —by John Whitlatch The Iron Shirt May 1, 1973. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
