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never

at no time, not at all, not for love nor money     (informal)   not on your life     (informal)   not on your nelly     (Brit. slang)   no way, on no account, under no circumstances

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   always, aye     (Scot.)   constantly, continually, every time, forever, perpetually, without exception

never-ending
boundless, ceaseless, constant, continual, continuous, eternal, everlasting, incessant, interminable, nonstop, perpetual, persistent, relentless, unbroken, unceasing, unchanging, uninterrupted, unremitting

never-never
hire-purchase (Brit.) H.P. (Brit.)

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give a ring	exp.	give a phone call	E.g.: Just give me a ring when you want to go out.
give the chills	exp.	have a powerful impact on someone; impress; generate an emotion (positive, but also negative)	it can be used to describe a feeling of fear or a positive emotion; e.g.: "This violin music gives me the chills" or "Being all alone in that old house after dark...it gave me the chills."
give the go-by	exp.	do not take into account, disregard, ignore on purpose, avoid, dismiss	E.g: His boss asked him for a report, but he gave it the go-by.
'twas ever thus	exp.	expression meaning "things never change"
negus	n.	title given to the Emperor of Ethiopia
boohai	n.	name given to isolated or fictive places;
! Attribute	v.	Give credit to; to say an event caused something else	I attribute my illness to my friend who coughed at me
Big blow	adj.	name given to the Great Lakes Storm of 1913

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