How To Use Toughie In A Sentence
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That's a toughie, or should have been, but isn't, because difficult issues, such as paternity suits, or a grown man in an elf costume wanting to play with other people's children, are brushed under the carpet.
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When the going gets tough, you toughies really do get up - so make the extra effort this week to help others not fortunate enough to have been born Capricorns with some of your true grit, fortitude and soul support.
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Personally I didn't think that toughie who used the back of his hand on me before I could talk was interested.
SKORPION'S DEATH
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That's a toughie - but here's one strong opinion of why each of the eight would win if it went toe-to-toe with the Bulldogs.
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`Sweetie you're a toughie aren't you you think we can be all right?
RANDOM ACTS OF SENSELESS VIOLENCE
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College students are held in low esteem, thanks to commercial movies that regularly feature youth as toughies amid free-flowing booze, drugs, and gals.
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So it does not make sense to solve a toughie and impress the examiner (which anyway will be a computer).
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While we wondered at their street-corner, street-clothed hardiness a couple of other toughies turned up.
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I may be an interior designer but I am a toughie - and that's part due to my Yorkshire background, I'm sure.
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But some students cracked real toughies, too, without batting an eyelid.
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The musicals round was potentially going to be a toughie.
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‘Herm, that's a toughie,’ Lisa said, placing her finger on her chin, appearing to be in deep thought, contemplating all the wonders of the universe.
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I know this is a toughie, but it just has to be non-negotiable.
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It was a toughie, but we finally got it all right and enjoyed great panoramic views of the Silicon Valley and Bay below.
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She's the toughie; he's the softie, leading with his heart, trying to tamp down his prim lust.
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That's a toughie, because there's no way to get around it - if they're fat-free, the cookies aren't so great, and you end up eating more.
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That's a toughie to get across with such limited resources.
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This is a toughie - you need to look at your own set of skills, experience and ability realistically to identify where your weaknesses lie and address them.
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The toughies she encountered during her teaching career knew exactly where they stood with her and respected her for it.
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Now a toughie: Why in its main business of peddling computers does this same company have so much trouble elevating its minuscule single-digit market share?
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That's a toughie, because they sometimes want detail.
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This is a toughie to answer because I think it depends very much on the wider nature of the person involved.
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In this genre, they don't come more distinctive, and the haunchy swoop of the back end is a steroidal depiction of a toughie driving round the block.
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But Australians seem to respect someone who acts like a toughie.
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Here's a toughie: yep, I'm on the rebound from a decent relationship with a decent guy who just wasn't ready to be responsible to a committed relationship.
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It's a toughie this one, but there's a strategically placed bench half way up!
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A rough, violent person who engages in destructive actions: mug, roughneck , rowdy, ruffian, tough. Informal toughie. Slang hood, punk.
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Flash forward to their senior year: Lucy is a brainiac virgin; Kit is an engaged, self centered snob; and Mimi is a trailer trash talking toughie who had the unfortunate luck of getting pregnant.
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But I think if I were a man, I'd be a real toughie, a kind of a gruff - I'd be a man's man.
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Monkeys who want to rule the world will be slapped down by these troublesome toughies called Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup.
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All that was missing from the scene were a couple of pin-striped toughies carrying violin cases.
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But Bogart's iconic image as the toughie was something he could rarely escape, even off screen.
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When she was still in her early teens, this man who was a toughie, jumped on to the stage after her dance, brandishing a knife, and told her, ‘You have to be mine.’
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He sets a challenge (a bit of a toughie) to all the potential suitors out there - put in some hard yakka, name every single ukie tree on his plantation, and the girl's yours.
Offspringette Over and Out.
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James Cagney was a screen toughie, but the poor guy had to dance and sing for the Academy members to take note of him.
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Last night Darren, Drew and I went to the Retro Bar pop quiz. £97 was up for grabs so the quiz was a toughie.
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Gentle, but if you go boating in Zapata in summer, when the mozzies bite and the crocs jump, it's a toughie.
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They're toughies, but they also respond to kindness.
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You can't play toughie for the next few months, or have you already forgotten?
ROSES ARE FOR THE RICH
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There is no doubt that behind Goodwin's schoolboy looks lurks a toughie.
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Jean-Pierre's father likes to regale me of his days as a young motorcycle toughie in the Tehran nightclubs.
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I know that ankle injuries are toughies to come back from, but this is getting a little extreme, isn't it?
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You don't have to be such a toughie or one of the guys all the time you know.
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The toughie from Madison Wisconsin, Morel, might be a different story.
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Pubs, this is a toughie, I don't know what to suggest.
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It's a toughie but I'd have to go with the Campino.