| " For the love of money... is the root of all evil. | |
| "... the square root... " | |
| "...cream, get off, join, piece, stamp, root, crack, cooch, crud, eat me, fuck you, up your ass..." | |
| "...is equal to the square root of the remaining side." | |
| "...my tongue be torn out by its root... | |
| " For the love of money... is the root of all evil. | |
| "... the square root... " | |
| "...cream, get off, join, piece, stamp, root, crack, cooch, crud, eat me, fuck you, up your ass..." | |
| "...is equal to the square root of the remaining side." | |
| "...my tongue be torn out by its root... | |
| "An examination of the economic, cultural, and political roots of slavery in the Old South: | |
| "Her yellow hair, now brown at the roots, "caught up in the wind and danced. | |
| "How do they get the water from the roots to the top of the tree?", a big part of that is capillary action, which is down to the polar nature of water. | |
| "I was born Denmark, where I have my home" "my roots and my world" | |
| "It's good to keep in touch with your roots." | |
| "An examination of the economic, cultural, and political roots of slavery in the Old South: | |
| "Her yellow hair, now brown at the roots, "caught up in the wind and danced. | |
| "How do they get the water from the roots to the top of the tree?", a big part of that is capillary action, which is down to the polar nature of water. | |
| "I was born Denmark, where I have my home" "my roots and my world" | |
| "It's good to keep in touch with your roots." | |
| "A California state-licensed architect rooted out from the bowels of Pee"... | |
| "And coincides with the boy's protest against the feminine role... "rooted also in his... Dread ofhis mother..." | |
| "And organic matters such as peat, leaf mold, compost, or rooted... rotted manure." | |
| "And so my hat which has, lo, these many seasons, become firmly rooted about my ears, is lifted to Miss Harrington." | |
| "One's conduct should be modeled after a tree," "the trunk is rooted while its leaves flourish." | |
| "... President Hammond is a dog, and only a fool "would fault a dog for rooting in the trash. | |
| "but I wasn't rooting "for the couple. | |
| "how many people are out here rooting for you | |
| # Are rooting' for you # | |
| # When he blows He's a rooting tooting dandy # | |
| "A California state-licensed architect rooted out from the bowels of Pee"... | |
| "And coincides with the boy's protest against the feminine role... "rooted also in his... Dread ofhis mother..." | |
| "And organic matters such as peat, leaf mold, compost, or rooted... rotted manure." | |
| "And so my hat which has, lo, these many seasons, become firmly rooted about my ears, is lifted to Miss Harrington." | |
| "One's conduct should be modeled after a tree," "the trunk is rooted while its leaves flourish." | |
| "... President Hammond is a dog, and only a fool "would fault a dog for rooting in the trash. | |
| "but I wasn't rooting "for the couple. | |
| "how many people are out here rooting for you | |
| # Are rooting' for you # | |
| # When he blows He's a rooting tooting dandy # | |
