shoehorn

Even adults like to shoehorn their bottoms into a malleable rubber swing and take a ride down memory lane.

It might difficult, however, to shoehorn Mourdock into the role of Tea Party wacko.

She is likely to shoehorn her pain into lugubrious scenarios that are perfect for country-music videos.

To dig up de profundis a shoehorn that you need is a more remarkable achievement than to unearth a new Pompeii.

He had a shaven cranium, and his tight scalp might have been slipped over the bony bosses of his head with a shoehorn.

Do you know that some mornings he has to get his hat on with a shoehorn.

He certainly has arrived at what a witty American friend of mine would call the "Shoehorn stage."

He cant find a shoehorn with which to get into his breeches.