1 Don't be so nasty, Rhett Butler.
2 Don't suck the feathers, darling, they may be nasty.
3 Bonnie, who was always permitted to have the last drops in the glass, did not think the smell of wine nasty at all.
4 If I can just see him privately before supper, perhaps I'll find out the truth--that it's just one of the twins' nasty practical jokes.
5 Then she was on the floor and Rhett Butler was advancing toward her through the aisle of the crowd, that nasty mocking smile on his face.
6 This overdressed, common, nasty piece of poor white trash was coming up the steps of Tara, bridling and grinning as if she belonged here.
7 If it hadn't been for the Slatterys--if it hadn't been for that nasty Emmie who'd had a bastard brat by their overseer--Ellen wouldn't have died.
8 He would raise his brows in that nasty way he always had when she even mentioned Ashley's name and, like as not, would refuse to give her the hat.
9 It simply made everybody furious that an old speculator who always said nasty things about the Confederacy should have so much money when we were all so poor.
10 They wanted to know about the dreadful branding irons which planters used to mark the faces of their slaves and the cat- o'-nine-tails with which they beat them to death, and they evidenced what Scarlett felt was a very nasty and ill-bred interest in slave concubinage.