Jekyll-and-Hyde
Jekyll-and-Hyde is the alternative form of Jekyll and Hyde.
Meaning of Jekyll and Hyde
Noun
Jekyll and Hyde (plural Jekylls and Hydes or Jekyll and Hydes)
- Someone or something that has two sides: one good (the "Dr Jekyll") and one bad (the "Mr Hyde").
- The public will be better off if United and Western are true competitors, instead of a pair of Jekylls and Hydes.1944, United Air Lines, Inc, Before the Civil Aeronautics Board: Briefs, Exhibits, etc. (page 28)
Forms of Jekyll-and-Hyde
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Questions about Jekyll-and-Hyde
- What is Jekyll-and-Hyde the alternative form of?
- Jekyll-and-Hyde is the alternative form of Jekyll and Hyde.
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