archfoe

A freewheeling critic of politics and culture, first in intellectual journals like Partisan Review, Politics and later at The New Yorker and Esquire, Macdonald (1906-1982) was the archfoe of middlebrow and lowbrow taste.

Ink-Stained Riches 2008

In the pact, AOL partnered with Network Computer, a unit of Microsoft's archfoe Oracle, and Hughes Electronics, which was recently headed by AT&T's current chairman.

Some Counterprogramming From Aol 2008

Rock and roll celebrates itself as the archfoe of convention, yet remains as rigid in subject matter as ritual music from some tribal village.

Lou's Latest: No Kid Stuff 2008

Ethiopia has firmly denied reports of atrocities and has placed the blame on the ONLF, which it considers a terrorist organization backed by archfoe Eritrea and Islamist militias in nearby Somalia.

Ethiopia’s Dirty War 2008

In a regional final against the Fury's archfoe, a northern Virginia team called the Sparklers, one of the Fury's star strikers, Kerie Sample, missed a shoot-out penalty kick (it hit the goal post).

The Sound Of The Fury 2007

Sadly, I can't remember if they had any archfoe - but hell, they're cool anyway. the super 6

bad boys III: assorted nastiness Dean Francis Alfar 2005

What I do know is that Skeletor had it worse than his compatriot Hordak, the archfoe of She-ra.

bad boys Dean Francis Alfar 2005

On a government website, Asmara also urged its archfoe Addis

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006

Sirius' archfoe, market dominator XM Satellite Radio, had its own woes with transmitter units that exceeded emission standards.

No. 2 Sirius Tops XM (Sort Of) 2006

Nigeria if African Union mediators allowed archfoe Eritrea to take part.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2005