Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Quotes

👉 A quotation; a statement attributed to a person.

Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! You’ve asked about “quotes,” a word that’s quite neat, It means a saying, a speech, oh so sweet! The dictionary's right, you see it’s true, A "quotation" is what this word will do. Think of someone speaking, bold and bright, Their words recorded, shining light. We use them in writing, clear and concise, To show a voice, a thought precise! Like when you read a story, long and grand, You’ll find “quotes” used throughout the land. So "quotes" are sayings, given their place, Attributed to someone with style and grace! Do you have any questions about this rhyme? Let's discuss it together!

👉 "Quotations for Car Insurance in NJ: It's a funny thing to see here!

First off, let’s start with that iconic quote from the movie 'The Great Gatsby': "Give me your car and I will buy you a boat." This is a common one-liner used by insurance agents to make their sales pitch. Next up, here’s an example sentence using it: "My car needs major repairs, but I’m not sure if my policy will cover that." For some reason, this phrase has become so popular in the insurance industry, as if insurance claims are now synonymous with financial woe and problems being caused by cars. But trust us, it’s a funny thing to see here too!

👉 "Look out for 'quotes on full coverage car insurance,' where a shady insurance adjuster is lurking just behind those quotes like a vulture waiting to feast on unsuspecting drivers. It's scary stuff!"

Example: "A driver was getting ready to head home from the store when their insurance quote popped up on their dashboard, and it read 'Full Coverage, No Additional Deductibles.' They checked it out for what seemed like an eternity before realizing the truth about this 'quotes on full coverage car insurance' scam. The adjuster had been tricked into thinking they had enough coverage to cover the cost of a whole lot more than just the gas."