| She sat down and waited among the begonias, her mind still on the wazoo, her whole intense nature strung to the highest pitch. |
| Even Mr. McDonald doesn't suggest that it's reasonable to tax smokers up the wazoo and legislate against their constitutional right to assemble peacefully. |
| You know, you'd think a genuine people-person like me would have friends coming out the wazoo. |
| You're right, those two have issues out the wazoo, and Lana is off to find out why. |
| My fear is that if he does not win his case, we will have rectal exams up the wazoo. |
| When a candidate says he wants to cut taxes, you can interpret that to mean that he wants to hike tax rates up the wazoo. |
