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spit-and-sawdust

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spit-and-sawdust  (British)
a spit-and-sawdust pub (= type of bar that is found in Britain) is dirty and untidy and is not modern or attractive (always before noun) There are one or two spit-and-sawdust pubs in the town centre but nothing remotely trendy.


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But I was pleasantly surprised to find Papaya was not much more pricey than your average spit-and-sawdust Indian curry house.
Its spit-and-sawdust style has long been popular with generations of city drinkers.
On the back of Joe's success, his father has built a stable of champions in Wales to be proud of, all spawned out of a spit-and-sawdust gym in Newbridge.
 
 
 
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