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the man, the myth, the legend

the man, the myth, the legend phrase: used to introduce a notorious person.

Phrase

the man, the myth, the legend

  1. (also, humorous) Used to introduce a notorious person.
    • White dudes will be like "there he is, the man, the myth, the legend!" And it's just Garrett2019 December 18, @KylePlantEmoji, Twitter, archived from the original on 28 Jun 2024

Questions about the man, the myth, the legend

What does the man, the myth, the legend mean?
The man, the myth, the legend means used to introduce a notorious person.
What part of speech is the man, the myth, the legend?
The man, the myth, the legend is a phrase.

Words near the man, the myth, the legend in the dictionary

  1. the love of money is the root of all evil
  2. the lower 48
  3. the lunatics have taken over the asylum
  4. The Mall
  5. the man
  6. the man, the myth, the legend
  7. the map is not the territory
  8. The Marra
  9. the Massachusetts of Australia
  10. the math ain't mathing
  11. the math is mathing

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