All 8 Uses of
digress
in
The Catcher in the Rye
- And if the boy digresses at all, you're supposed to yell 'Digression!' at him as fast as you can.
Chpt 24digresses = wanders away from the main topic while talking
- And if the boy digresses at all, you're supposed to yell 'Digression!' at him as fast as you can.
Chpt 24digression = the word for an instance of getting off the main topic
- That digression business got on my nerves.
Chpt 24digression = a wandering from a direct or straight course -- especially verbally
- The trouble with me is, I like it when somebody digresses. It's more interesting and all.
Chpt 24 *digresses = wanders off topic
- He didn't stick to the point too much, and they were always yelling 'Digression!' at him.
Chpt 24digression = a wandering from a direct or straight course -- especially verbally
- He got a D plus because they kept yelling 'Digression!' at him all the time.
Chpt 24
- They kept yelling 'Digression!' at him the whole time he was making it, and this teacher, Mr. Vinson, gave him an F on it because he hadn't told what kind of animals and vegetables and stuff grew on the farm and all.
Chpt 24
- I mean it's dirty to keep yelling 'Digression!' at him when he's all nice and excited.
Chpt 24
Definition:
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(digress) wander from a direct or straight course -- typically verbally