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you and what army

you and what army is the alternative form of you and whose army.

Meaning of you and whose army

Phrase

you and whose army?

  1. (rhetoric, sarcastic) Used in response to someone’s threat suggesting that the person in question cannot do what they say alone.
    • –I’m going to stop you from going out with that girl! —Yeah? You and whose army?

Questions about you and what army

What is you and what army the alternative form of?
You and what army is the alternative form of you and whose army.

Words near you and what army in the dictionary

  1. yotzei
  2. you
  3. you ain't seen nothing yet
  4. you all
  5. you alright
  6. you and what army
  7. you and which army
  8. you and whose army
  9. you and yours
  10. you are never too old to learn
  11. you are the doctor

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