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present perfect for future | "give wide berth" vs. "give a wide berth"
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What is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound... #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:20 am   What is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound...
 

what is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound but I already know that I will get only 50 pound...but I try to ask more first. Some slang word start with 'High....
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What is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound... #2 (permalink) Thu Nov 22, 2007 8:41 am   What is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound...
 

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'High hopes'?
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What is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound... #3 (permalink) Thu Nov 22, 2007 17:54 pm   What is slang word related to, say I ask somebody a 100 pound...
 

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I've heard both "high-ball" and "low-ball" used as adjectives (and also occasionally as verbs) to describe overly high or low estimates or offers.

Maybe that's what you were thinking of. :?:
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