Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To reduce to nothing; annihilate.
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- verb transitive To
reduce tonothing ;annihilate .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Put it this way: I have no doubt that I Want a Referendum's mass-lobby of Parliament today will benothing less than a decorousaffair, but should a few voices be raised in anger - and, even, a few swearwords uttered - I don't think I'll be on the phone to the police.
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Put it this way: I have no doubt that I Want a Referendum's mass-lobby of Parliament today will benothing less than a decorousaffair, but should a few voices be raised in anger - and, even, a few swearwords uttered - I don't think I'll be on the phone to the police.
Protestville 2008
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Put it this way: I have no doubt that I Want a Referendum's mass-lobby of Parliament today will benothing less than a decorousaffair, but should a few voices be raised in anger - and, even, a few swearwords uttered - I don't think I'll be on the phone to the police.
Protestville 2008
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Not soon will this benothing have I that needs a female, at the moment.
Exile's Valor Lackey, Mercedes 2003
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Not soon will this benothing have I that needs a female, at the moment.
Exile's Valor Lackey, Mercedes 2003
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The steakturned out to benothing special (surprise surprise), but for a super filling, under $10 lunch, made up of chunks of actual red meat, you can’t really complain.
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