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26-Dec-2007, 17:10

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Gift returns

Stores have also become more persnickety about receipts.

I can't find this word in my dictionary. Does it mean more strict?

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26-Dec-2007, 17:23

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Re: Gift returns

I'd go for "fussy"

have a look there

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26-Dec-2007, 17:48

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Re: Gift returns

I liked the description there. Almost burst out laughing.
Thanks!

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