| However, I did my utmost to bear a cheerful and contented mien, for killjoy is but a poor friend. |
| You know, call me a plebeian, call me a killjoy, but two hundred quid strikes me as a bit on the steepish side for a bunch of fish and rice. |
| Times change, but only a killjoy would grudge Scots a bit of nostalgic wishful thinking at a time of year ripe for reflection. |
| And, that great corrupter, the fear that if you don't laugh you will be seen as a prig and a killjoy. |
| When Robert Barr does his appearance in 1989 in Santa Barbara, he is presented as a new killjoy for the couple of Eden and Cruz Castillo. |
| Angry mums and dads say the council is a killjoy for putting up signs forbidding ball games on a green between Overbrook and Bevisland. |
