"be all and end all"
Posted by S. Ryan on June 02, 2003
Is this an American phrase or does it have origins in Britain? What is its most accepted meaning?
- "Be all and end all" ESC
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- "Be all and end all"
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- "Be all and end all" Bella 06/02/03
- "Be all and end all"
ESC 06/02/03