Both classes were contemptuously called breeders by the other three.

"Go back inside your halls," he called contemptuously.

His sudden rise ruffled the feathers of the old guard, 'the men with beards' as he contemptuously called them.

She was what the Greeks contemptuously called a gavyeezee skilo, a barking dog.

These scholars are the so-called novatores ("innovating ones", contemptuously called this way).

Little Mexico, the area was called contemptuously, as sad and filthy a collection of dwellings as had ever been allowed to exist in the west.

She was contemptuously called King's mistress, minister in a skirt and Jesuit's bigotry.

Other silth contemptuously called those of Skiljansrode the brother-sisters because they worked with their paws.

In these countries, British plutocrats kept "the locals" as they were contemptuously called, at bare subsistence levels, hardly above slavery.

In this, as in most things, the Gehans played on the ignorance of the common people, or pagans, as they were contemptuously called.