Sorry, no definitions found. “To say nothing of Bill, staggering
around those second-tier campaign-stops, still wagging that
effete index-finger in our faces.” “The nails should be neither
longer nor shorter than the points of the fingers; and the
surgeon should practice with the extremities of the fingers, the
index-finger being usually turned to the thumb; when using the
entire hand, it should be prone; when both hands, they should be
opposed to one another.” “That analysis used the measurements of
thumb width, index-finger width, and index-finger length for the
program.” “Among the channels XM is adding: a classic rock venue
called Big Tracks; U.S. Country, which will offer--you guessed
it--country & western music; a southern gospel station,
enLighten; and thanks to the magic of diversity and freedom of
choice, the former will be joined by a channel devoted to--
prepare those pinky and index-finger Mephistopheles horns--heavy
metal rock.” “Geraldine turns away from the bench and sends an
index-finger signal