“As a confirmed wallower in that scandal, I've always believed that Nixon either ordered the break-in or gave a non-specific order that that kind of thing be done.”

“This was conducting of real intellectual grip, conscious that Brahms is above all a master of concision and musical structure, not the sonic wallower to which lesser conductors reduce him.”

“One senses that he could travel miles with a problematic character, paving the downhill slope of a tragic downfall for a ludicrous wallower in self-indulgence.”

“Sauropods were long believed to be semi-aquatic swamp wallowers, relying on the buoyancy of water to support their massive bodies.”

“Liverpudlians are wallowers in self pity and they love nothing more than to hold a grudge.”

“Instead he presented them as wallowers, being buoyed up by water, feeding on soft marsh vegetation.”

“Subdominant males form separate bachelor groups often in isolated ponds or wallows.”

“Like a champagne socialist he wallows in this surfeit of e-government assistance and yet demands that we reply by post, why?”

“The goats forage, trample, and create wallows, scraping away surface material and accelerating soil erosion.”