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She and her roommate Linda, a strikingly handsome dark-haired girl who prefers to be last-nameless, have decorated it with a loving carelessness, covering walls with posters and photographs and cartoons, the floor with Oriental rugs, and every available space with Victoriana and assorted bric-a-brac, including Charley (the Siamese fighting fish in a wine bottle) and George (Janis's dog and best friend).
Source: wiktionary
Accenting the evening’s bi-coastal theme (Kelly and last-nameless Lach representing the Greenwich Village “anti-folk” scene, locals Milo Binder and Marvin Etzioni representing the L.A. new--don’t call it “nu"--folk scene), Kelly offered his own “California Blues"--essentially a wily update of Woody Guthrie’s cynical “Do Re Mi” saga of coolin’ in Cali.
Source: wiktionary
The meanest gossips even said that a number of the models who go last-nameless had gotten fat.
Source: wiktionary
Cindy, an athletic, and unusually American-looking, model from Illinois, was the only other girl to commonly go last-nameless.
Source: wiktionary
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