Lucille Ball et al

Usage examples of redheads.

But they work hard and they're lively and they keep the redheads sparkling.

The redheads warm voice breathed in my ear, "I'll bet this crapper hasn't been pumped since Tulsa.

The show folk poked their heads out and strolled along, redheads and roustabouts.

The redheads "wowed" softly and clapped, and Horst whistled a knife blast through his teeth that flattened the old horses ears.

I rolled on, watching the redheads gently guide the wobbly Alma up the ramp to the shower van parked behind the Games of Chance.

The redheads would wheel her out onto the stage beside the tank before Arty made his appearance.

The redheads, who had to wait on her and wheel her around in a replica of Arty's chair, hated her.

The redheads went thankfully back to balloon games, popcorn, and ticket sales.

He charmed the redheads with his attentive interest in their uncountable chores and their extravagantly fascinating life stories.

The candy girls' barracks was full of redheads coming out of the showers with their hair in towels, ready to put their feet up and smoke a little weed and bitch about the townies and about their men, old, new, used, broken.

The redheads were everywhere, starting the popcorn machines, blowing up balloons at the helium tank, leaning into the greasy vitals of the Mongoose & Cobra ride to make sure the music was synchronized with the lashing of the chairs that the norms would jounce in.

Suddenly Iphy was Little Mama to all the redheads and wheelmen, booth rats and artistes.

The redheads threw daring looks from every ticket booth and candy stand.

No one in the world would have believed there were so many redheads in the entire city.

Rome is supposed to be the city of redheads, but at twelve noon on April 27 there were dozens, hundreds, thousands of redheads of every conceivable size, shape, and hue standing in a disorderly line in front of Dave Raskin’s loft, trailing past the open doors of the bank and going around the corner.