your
your
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{bc}of or relating to you or {a_link|yourself} or {a_link|yourselves} especially as possessor or possessors
by-your-leave
noun
{bc}a request for permission
in-your-face
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{bc}characterized by or expressive of bold and often defiant aggressiveness
stand your ground law
noun
{bc}a law providing immunity from prosecution with no {d_link|duty to retreat|duty to retreat} for a person who is threatened with harm while lawfully in a place and who uses force including deadly force in the reasonable belief that such force is necessary to prevent their own or another personu0027s death or great bodily injury
and Bob's your uncle
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(a) penny for your thoughts
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(as) plain as the nose on your face
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{bc}very obvious
bring your own bottle
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cat got your tongue
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get your ass back here
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