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Exasperation

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Exasperation
Carter, Sergeant
Marine corps sergeant exasperated by Gomer’s ceaseless stupidity. [TV: “Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.” in Terrace, I, 319]
Dagwood
comic strip character exasperated over Blondie’s sale purchases. [Comics: “Blondie” in Horn, 118–119]
Dithers, Mr
. Dagwood’s boss; ever exasperated over Dagwood’s sloppy work habits. [Comics: “Blondie” in Horn, 118–119]
Gildersleeve, Throckmorton P.
comic character exasperated by nephew Leroy’s antics. [Radio: “The Great Gildersleeve” in Buxton, 101]
Kennedy, Edgar
film actor famous for “slow burn.” [Am. Cinema: Halliwell]
Kowalski, Stanley
exasperated by Blanche DuBois’ affected refinement. [Am. Lit.: A Streetcar Named Desire]
Kramden, Ralph
frustrated bus driver projects exasperation toward his wife and Ed Norton. [TV: “The Honeymooners” in Terrace, I, 365–366]
Lodge, Mr
. Veronica’s wealthy father driven to distraction by Archie. [Comics: Horn, 87]
Moe
continually exasperated at Larry and Curly for their mischievous pranks. [TV: “The Three Stooges” in Terrace, II, 366]
Ricardo, Ricky
bandleader frustrated by Lucy’s mischief. [TV: “I Love Lucy” in Terrace, I, 383–384]
Smith, Ranger
park manager “driven bananas” by Yogi’s incorrigibility. [TV: “Yogi Bear” in Terrace, II, 448–449]


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It was just like the East Wind's nature to inflict starvation upon the bodies of unoffending sailors, while he corrupted their simple souls by an exasperation leading to outbursts of profanity as lurid as his blood-red sunrises.
Would exasperation, however, if relief had longer been postponed, finally have betrayed me?
"What I chose," said Christine, driven to exasperation.
 
 
 
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