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put paid to

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put paid to something
to consider something closed or completed; to mark or indicate that something is no longer important or pending. (As if one were stamping a bill "paid".) At last, we were able to put paid to the matter of who is to manage the accounts.
See also: paid, put

put paid to something   (British & Australian)
to suddenly stop someone from being able to do what they want or hope to do A serious back injury put paid to her tennis career.
See also: paid, put


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COLD weather put paid to the success of this year's Huddstock festival.
A frozen pitch put paid to the Blue Square North fixture on Saturday and the table-topping Lambs agreed another overnight stay but were caught cold by a 5-1 defeat.
NUNEATON 16 HULL 22 TONGAN Tevita Vaikona put paid to the Nuns with a last gasp try in time added on at Liberty Way.
 
 
 
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