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forever and a day

adjective as in long

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adjective as in long-drawn-out

adjective as in permanent

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noun as in all time

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noun as in blue moon

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noun as in donkey's years

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noun as in eternity

noun as in sempiternity

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“What a baby,” Briggs said, stretching out his voice so the vowels took forever and a day.

"The people of Coniston will have Bluebird, as they deserve, and my dad's remains forever and a day."

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“I don’t think it should take forever and a day,” the governor said.

As far as retirement for the Rudd/Stephens siblings, 40 years can feel like forever and a day.

The self-proclaimed “huge Swiftie” has been listening to her music for “forever and a day,” but the class includes a range of fans.

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