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  1. 21-Nov-2007, 13:09 #1
    balakrishnanijk
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    Default more kicks than half pence

    Isn't this idiom still used in current English?
    Could you please illustrate it with the help of an example?
  2. 21-Nov-2007, 20:23 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: more kicks than half pence

    I have never met it.

    He works all day for so little money - that's really more kicks than halfpence.

    He is not receiving his fair due for what he does.
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