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Nabokov work
Answer for the clue "Nabokov work ", 6 letters:
lolita
Alternative clues for the word lolita
- Novel narrated by Humbert Humbert
- Nabokov title
- Nabokov book
- Dolly of literature
- Controversial book that's funny and primarily intended to aggravate
- Nabokov nymphet
- Actress Davidovich
- Humbert Humbert's nymphet
- 1962 Kubrick adaptation
- 1962 dramedy based on a Nabokov novel, in which Peter Sellers' character assumes several disguises
Usage examples of lolita.
The big blue eyes of Lolita Yzerman looked back at me from the telecom.
How smugly would I marvel that she was mine, mine, mine, and revise the recent matitudinal swoon to the moan of the mourning doves, and devise the late afternoon one, and slitting my sun-speared eyes, compare Lolita to whatever other nymphets parsimonious chance collected around her for my anthological delectation and judgment.
At first she “ran a temperature” in American parlance, and I could not resist the exquisite caloricity of unexpected delightsVenus febriculosathough it was a very languid Lolita that moaned and coughed and shivered in my embrace.
Alas, I was unable to transcend the simple human fact that whatever spiritual solace I might find, whatever lithophanic eternities might be provided for me, nothing could make my Lolita forget the foul lust I had inflicted upon her.
I had next great fun with all kinds of shorts and briefsphantom little Lolitas dancing, falling, daisying all over the counter.
And do you remember, Miranda, that other “ultrasmart” robbers’ den with complimentary morning coffee and circulating ice water, and no children under sixteen (no Lolitas, of course)?
The noncommittal mauve mountains half encircling the town seemed to me to swarm with panting, scrambling, laughing, panting Lolitas who dissolved in their haze.
Putnam's, the first major mainstream American pubusher to pnnt a work deemed obscene by many (Vladimir Nabokov's LOLITA in 1958).
Putnam's, the first major mainstream American publisher to print a work deemed obscene by many (Vladimir Nabokov's LOLITA in 1958).
Byrd twirled his hat and talked, andyes, look how stupid of me, I have left out the main characteristic of the famous Lolita smile, namely: while the tender, nectared, dimpled brightness played, it was never directed at the stranger in the room but hung in its own remote flowered void, so to speak, or wandered with myopic softness over chance objectsand this is what was happening now: while fat Avis sidled up to her papa, Lolita gently beamed at a fruit knife that she fingered on the edge of the table, whereon she leaned, many miles away from me.