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dressed to kill

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dressed to kill and dressed (up) fit to kill
Fig. dressed in fancy or stylish clothes. (See also dressed (up) fit to kill.) Wow, look at Sally! She's really dressed to kill. A person doesn't go on vacation dressed to kill. When Joe came to pick Mary up for the movie, he was dressed up fit to kill and carrying a dozen roses.
See also: dress, kill

dressed to kill
wearing clothes that are intended to make people notice you The crowd was young, hip, and dressed to kill.
See also: dress, kill


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He has done the museum cruising scene from Dressed to Kill twice, setting it once in Euro Disney and once in the Kunstmuseum Wiesbaden.
Dressed to kill and nibbling on a feast personally prepared by Wolfgang Puck, Hollywood Al charmed the celebrity audience, including executives from DreamWorks, Warner Brothers and New Line Cinema.
The word "lobbyist" carries negative connotations: audacious men and women dressed to kill with pockets overflowing with cash and favors for legislators who vote their company's way.
 
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