abargains
/əbaːɡənz/
abargains phrase: of no value of consequence.
Phrase
abargains
- Of no value of consequence
- Among Lincolnshire phrases one may hear, 'It's a bargains on it!' or 'Oh, a bargains on or off him!' when one would depreciate a man or a thing.1865, Notes and Queries (3), volume 7, page 162
- It's that mucky and torn, it's abargens what becums on it. It's abargens whether he cums or no noo.1866, J.E. Brogden, Provincial Words and Expressions current in Lincolnshire
Questions about abargains
- What does abargains mean?
- Abargains means of no value of consequence.
- What part of speech is abargains?
- Abargains is a phrase.
- How do you pronounce abargains?
- Abargains is pronounced /əbaːɡənz/.
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