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How To Use Spitball In A Sentence

  • I don't know if anything has been filed or might be - I'm just spitballing here.
  • To confront your jealousy, make a secret list of all the things you envy… then wad it up into spitballs.
  • The Supersuckers are like the bad kids who sit at the back of the class, throwing spitballs and making barnyard noises at the teacher.
  • Kerry needs to knock these spitballs down, of course.
  • Avoiding spitballs, paper airplanes, some desks and a couple of students, John made his way to the teacher's desk, where a rather round man was reading the newspaper.
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  • He caught every type of pitch imaginable, some that are not legal today such as shine balls, spitballs and emery balls, from some of the greatest pitchers of his day.
  • If you don't pay attention you'll be covered with spitballs in a second.
  • Within three minutes of sitting down, the boy was playing with his food and Natalie was making spitballs.
  • There were detailed murals on some of the walls, which I thought were extremely ugly, and the layer of spitballs on them didn't help their appearance.
  • New York's Mark Harris knows, in an aside at least, what this movie is really about: "The Social Network can be seen as a well-aimed spitball thrown at new media by old media. Jeff Jarvis: The Antisocial Movie
  • You know, reminds them of those great days when they were first able to get on television and, you know, throw the spitballs around.
  • After getting two strikes on Smith with his spitball, Grimes threw him a fastball, something Smith always handled well.
  • Much of it has the feel of something dreamed up while sitting around the bong and spitballing: Hey, wouldn't it be funny if we tied one end of a string to my dick and the other end to a radio-controlled toy helicopter and then flew the helicopter? Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Jackass 3D
  • Do you suppose they've ever lobbed a spitball down a row, or accidentally knocked over their coffee?
  • Instead, they kept throwing spitballs at the whiteboard.
  • They threatened him and threw paper spitballs at him.
  • Gaylord Perry succored his Hall of Fame career by often calling upon an illegal spitball pitch.
  • Quote from 1909 article: … the famous cuspidor curver … He broke the spitball in and out. The Neyer/James Guide To Pitchers
  • Next thing you know, they'll be blowing spitballs at Donnie Graham.
  • It was then that I realised that Kenderson was a sensitive young boy trapped in a bully's body, each spitball and noogie a cry for help.
  • They kept throwing pieces of mashed potatoes at her at lunch and throwing spitballs in her hair when a lesson was being taught in the orphanage teaching facilities.
  • When they look around to see who's been pelting them with spitballs, you'll just be casually checking the time.
  • Unlike Michelle Malkin, I haven't called anyone to check out this hypothesis - this is only me spitballing.
  • She compares her Times letters to spitballs launched toward the front of the classroom.
  • The straggly, scrawny kid who grabs a guitar in hopes of finally getting some kind of attention from the girls other than sneers and spitballs is no more.
  • Mitchell was a left-handed spitball pitcher who played for six teams - in 1911 and from 1916 to 1932.
  • No official explanation was given for banning the spitball, but for years a variety of objections had been made against it.
  • Though the film is derivative, the best anime usually is, spitballing liberally from American pop culture - TV's Cowboy Bebop is able proof.
  • How many of those parents would choose that if there was an alternative that actually did teach, oh I'm just spitballing here, science and math?
  • The spectators throw paper airplanes and wads of spitballs at Louis as he walks by because they loathe what they fear.
  • When he helped integrate Tuscaloosa Junior High School, a white boy hit him in the face with a spitball.
  • At this, about a dozen spitballs and crumpled up paper wads made their way towards the girl, testament to the highly bored and volatile class.
  • At an age when most kids were discovering spitballs and pizza, Michael was becoming the cornerstone of the burgeoning multimillion-dollar family fortune.
  • And if you want to ride your scooter out to Connecticut to barrage the place with spitballs, I can't stop you.
  • He later entertainingly disgorged his visual and aural memories of it all—the high pulpit with the red plush pillow for the Bible, the stiff wooden pews, the “melodeon,” or primitive organ; the caterwauling choir, the dozing oldsters, and his scattered fellow captives, the other boys, their spitballs at the ready, grateful for the diversion of a dog sitting down on the stinging warhead of a pinch bug—and getting up again. Mark Twain
  • So for someone who spent three years co-writing two series of Spaced in her own blood, sweat and tears, isn't the idea that you can spitball a 100-minute movie on the spot just a little galling?

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