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*(up and) about and *up and around out of bed and moving about. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I'm up and about, but I'm not really wellyet. The flu put Alice into bed for three days, but she was up and around on the fourth. something about someone or something something alluring or curious about someone or something. There is something about Jane. I just can't figure her out. I love Mexican food. There's just something about it. |
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