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  • 81for good measure — {adv. phr.} As something more added to what is expected or needed; as an extra. * /He sold me the car at a cheap price and included the radio for good measure./ * /She puts in the spices the recipe calls for and then adds an extra pinch for good… …

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  • 82for that matter — {adv. phr.} With regard to that; about that. * /I don t know, and for that matter, I don t care./ * /Alice didn t come, and for that matter, she didn t even telephone./ Compare: MATTER OP FACT …

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  • 83For You — may refer to:Albums* Another title of Celine Dion s Gold Vol. 1. * For You (Prince album), 1978 album by Prince * For You (Casey Donovan album), 2004 album by Casey Donovan * A 1996 album from Jack Russell of Great White * A 1989 EP mini album by …

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  • 84for free — {adj. phr.}, {substandard} Without having to pay; free. * /Hey you guys, look at this balloon! They re for free down at the new store./ …

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  • 85for instance — See: FOR EXAMPLE …

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  • 86for short — {adv. phr.} So as to make shorter; as an abbreviation or nickname. * /The boy s name was Humperdink, or Dink for short./ * /The National Broadcasting Company is called NBC for short./ …

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  • 87for the birds — {adj. phr.}, {slang} Not interesting; dull; silly; foolish; stupid. * /I think history is for the birds./ * /I saw that movie. It s for the birds./ …

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  • 88for free — {adj. phr.}, {substandard} Without having to pay; free. * /Hey you guys, look at this balloon! They re for free down at the new store./ …

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  • 89for instance — See: FOR EXAMPLE …

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  • 90for short — {adv. phr.} So as to make shorter; as an abbreviation or nickname. * /The boy s name was Humperdink, or Dink for short./ * /The National Broadcasting Company is called NBC for short./ …

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