O'Grady
/ə(ʊ)ˈɡreɪdi/British and Caribbean
noun
More fully O'Grady says. A game in which players must obey a leader's instructions if (but only if) they are prefaced with the phrase ‘O'Grady says’.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in John Brophy (1899–1965), journalist and novelist. From the Irish surname O'Grady, in the phrase O'Grady says.
- steal (or hog) the limelight
- steal someone blind
- steal someone's heart
- steal someone's thunder
- stealth
- steal the show
- stealthily
- stealthiness
- stealth tax
- stealthy
- steam
- steam age
- ceremonialism
- ceremonialist
- ceremonially
- ceremonious
- ceremoniously
- ceremoniousness
- ceremony
- Cerenkov
- Cerenkov, Pavel
- Cerenkov radiation
- cereologist
- cereology
- cereopsis goose