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The Facts on File dictionary of cliches
The Facts on File Dictionary of Cliches
The Facts on File Dictionary of Cliches

By Christine Ammer

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Contains alphabetically arranged entries that explain the meaning, history, origin and usage of over 4,000 cliches.

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Strictly speaking
Strictly speaking

By Edwin Newman

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Usage in dictionaries and dictionaries of usage
El destino de las palabras
El destino de las palabras

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A la francaise
A la francaise

By Marie Gontier Geno

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