| But that doesn't mean we're likely to see a flowering of Tunbridge Wells babes or Peterborough popsies where highminded headlines and stalwart values used to reign supreme. |
| But the fact they're glamorous and get their boobies out now and again allows the snipers to dismiss them as popsies. |
| All write for tabloids which daily titivate the ogling classes with topless page three popsies. |
| Beloved husband of Sylvia, devoted dad of Susan, Nigel, Noel, Colin and Juliet, much loved Grandad and Popsies. |
| He must be capable of entertaining politicians, industrialists, the unemployed, pickpockets, gamblers, philanthropists, popsies and prudes. |
| Similarly, Mark Sell as the philandering Claude who pays popsies with tins of company biscuits and Jacqueline Roberts as his highly verbal wife were both fine. |
