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  1. 17-Mar-2010, 07:16 #1
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    Question Idiom

    Hi,
    Could anyone please give me the meaning of this idiom?
    "Bob's your uncle!"



    Thanks in advance.
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    Hi. From google.com:
    Bob's your uncle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    Bob - Definition of Bob noun from Cambridge Dictionary Online: Free English Dictionary and Thesaurus

    A funny variation of this conventional form is this:
    Snip-snap and Bob's your aunt.
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