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you can kiss something goodbye also you can say goodbye to something you will not get something back If you don't close your purse, you can kiss that money goodbye. If we allow these regulations to become law, you can kiss sidewalk food carts goodbye. You can say goodbye to your job if we don't get that contract. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of kiss someone goodbye (to press your lips against someone else's when you are leaving them) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Thursday Sherwood, our lifestyle guru, has a plan to get us out of the Pickle Pickle, as it were: The bottom line is Celebrity Fat Camp and a written warning telling him that if he doesn't shape up he can kiss goodbye to getting Mrs Spelperson's job when we finally get round to sacking her for being useless and more trouble than she's worth. If the Glazers let Cristiano Ronaldo leave Old Trafford then they can kiss goodbye to a seriously peeved Alex Ferguson and Carlos Queiroz too. Unless he changes his absurd position on this particular free trade deal and shows some maturity in foreign policy, he can kiss goodbye the Cuban-American and Colombian-American vote. |
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