This week’s word: CAPTIOUS Apologies for the delay with this week”s word. I returned to Baltimore late last night, having narrowly survived a family vacation in Chicago.

THIS is a thoroughly exhaustive treatise presenting to the reader the arguments which through the ages have been advanced for and against the existence of “the soul,” and the most captious ...

Apparently Captious Criticism of the Electric Manufacturing Company's Management That Nevertheless Has Some Force. Nov. 13, 1904 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context ...

The Times, in an editorial on “Palestine at Geneva,” declares that the League of Nations Mandates Commission is “a somewhat captious body” some of whose members represent countries not ...

Price’s double followed Captious’ easy win in the Patchwood Imports Bendigo Cup (2400m) earlier in the week. Captious has emerged as the star of the country cup circuit this spring having also won ...