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To put it nicely, he's kind of a wham, bam, thank-you-ma'am sort of guy.

Then it went over a thank-you-ma’am and slid a little faster.

It was a sharp February night, but he slept in the barn beside his prize, and the next morning drove home, dreading every drift and thank-you-ma’am, for fear they might upset, and the slight crate that held the fox might break.

It pays the merest thank-you-ma'am to Webster's English, draws a lot of its vigor and flavor from Gullah, an African slave dialect still spoken by the white and Negro populations of the rice islands along the South Atlantic littoral, adds a touch of Huguenot French and a dash of regional accent that is as deep-rooted and mysterious as the brooding cypresses.

But believing that the roads are certain to be rough, the delegates felt there was all the more need for shock absorbers�to save the whole world from being jarred by every thank-you-ma'am that each nation hits.