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weigh in

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weigh in (at something)
Fig. to present oneself at a certain weight. (Usually said of boxers.) The fighter weighed in at over two hundred pounds. The contenders weighed in yesterday.
See also: weigh

weigh in
to offer an opinion in a discussion or argument Mr. Pierce weighed in with a warning that many companies would not be able to meet the deadline. One angry woman weighed in to remind us that a lot of what we'd read was not true.
See also: weigh


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Ford security guard Kevin Thomas said: "The police have been coming here for a long time and it makes a change to weigh in the horses rather than a tanker of fluid or lorry load of materials
 
 
 
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