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(I'm) afraid not. and 'Fraid not. I believe, regrettably, that the answer is no. (The apostrophe is not always shown.) Rachel: Can I expect any help with this problem? Henry: I'm afraid not. Andrew: Will you be there when I get there? Bill: Afraid not. See also: afraid (I'm) afraid so. and 'Fraid so. I believe, regrettably, that the answer is yes. (The apostrophe is not always shown.) Alice: Do you have to go? John: Afraid so. Rachel: Can I expect some difficulty with Mr. Franklin? Bob: I'm afraid so. See also: afraid 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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A Common Man's Sonnet I read the rhyming couplets of the poet By profession, repute branded the Bard I cannot for my precious life tell you Why a man so schooled in life, well read Fraid tell im oman "Gal me want you bad" From time cock get up crow me mind 'pon you Darling, possessed, I think 'bout you in dread 'till sun reach zenith then sink in sea cays From behind high cloud the moon shine 'pen you Naked, exposed for me to peep and pray Forgiveness. The young kids like pizza and hamburger and they like spaaghetti and fraid chicken. because they are fraid if they don't we gon take over the whole |
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