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one for the birds
noun as in fable
Example Sentences
Mr. Cameron ridiculed as “one for the birds” an idea Mr. Johnson had embraced of using a vote to leave as leverage for a second negotiation with Brussels.
"In a sign that a Tory truce on Europe is under severe strain before the official campaigning has even begun, the prime minister infuriated anti-EU campaigners by describing Johnson's idea of a second vote as undemocratic and one 'for the birds'," says the Guardian.
August 3, 2010, 3:21 pm One for the Birds This weekend’s Complaint Box column addressed the winged menace that is the New York City pigeon.
This particular Dante's Inferno is a nightclub; the owner is played by Howard Duff, and the title of the first episode is One for the Birds.
To those who enjoyed the privilege, the business was therefore a profitable one, for the birds fed largely at other people's expense.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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