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there's a thought

there's a thought phrase: used to indicate that something is a novel idea worth considering.

Phrase

there's a thought

  1. Used to indicate that something is a novel idea worth considering.

Forms of there's a thought

alternative formnow there's a thought

Questions about there's a thought

What does there's a thought mean?
There's a thought means used to indicate that something is a novel idea worth considering.
What part of speech is there's a thought?
There's a thought is a phrase.

Words near there's a thought in the dictionary

  1. there's a grain of truth in every joke
  2. there's a lid for every pot
  3. there's a place and time for everything
  4. there's a rotten apple in every barrel
  5. there's a sucker born every minute
  6. there's a thought
  7. there's a time and a place for everything
  8. there's a time and place for everything
  9. there's always a bigger fish
  10. there's been
  11. there's been an accident

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