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coin a phrase

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coin a phrase
Fig. to create a new expression that is worthy of being remembered and repeated. (Often jocular.) He is "worth his weight in feathers," to coin a phrase.
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He added: "This is emphatically not a plea for Government assistance or subsidy; just a Government statement that farming matters - to coin a phrase - would be a good start.
PLAID Cymru has two choices between the "inedible and the unpalatable" to coin a phrase.
We don't plan to do that but, to coin a phrase, never say never," said Barbara, 45.
 
 
 
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