- - it means a lot
- - "a lot of," to ana-maria
- - A lot of, slangily
- - Lots of, informally
- - A ton, in Tijuana
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- - Lots and lots of lots
- - measurements that may define lots?
- - Extents of estates
- - Lots and lots
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- - Lots and lots of lots
- - Imperial units of area
- - Measures of ranch size
- - Units of measure for a farmer
- - Sort of races requiring lots of land
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- - Lots and lots and lots
- - "The child had a ... of items in his wish list." (lot of items)
- - Bushel and a peck
- - Whole lot, informally
- - "And Gideon arose, and ...... Zebah . . . ": Judg. 8:21
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- - Lots and lots and lots
- - Lot and lots
- - A lot of lots?
- - Lots: Colloq.
- - Twists and turns
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- - Lots and lots and lots
- - Stream, one merging into lots -- 19 of 19 of 19 of 19!
- - Pipe charged particles in huge numbers
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- - Trendy term meaning lots and lots of information
- - Tech field where information may be in exabytes
- - What a computer might analyze
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- - Mean, mean, mean
- - Beyond mean
- - Extremely mean
- - Mean and ...... (spiteful)
- - Just plain mean
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- - Mean, mean, mean
- - Meaner than mean
- - Very mean
- - Mercilessly mean
- - Mean, and then some
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- - a lot of tea - a whole lot!
- - Complete set of religious works encapsulated by short story
- - Whole amount should be brought up and stored in flat otherwise
- - the whole lot to converse endlessly
- - Result of a summer's work
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- - Person thought to know a lot about a lot
- - A person who gives wise or prophetic advice
- - Person who gives wise, divine advice
- - small boat initially leaving with someone believed to prophesy with infallible authority
- - a priest or priestess through whom a god in ancient times was believed to speak
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