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last will and testament What does last will and testament mean?	one's will (especially its latest version)	After my grandfather's funeral my uncle read out his last will and testament.
last will and testament What does last will and testament mean?	one's will (especially its latest edition) - a will is the legal term to describe what a person wants to do with his or her property after they die	I went to a lawyer in order to write my last will and testament.
last will and testament What does last will and testament mean?	one's will (especially its latest edition) - a will is the legal term to describe the document that says what a person wants to do with his or her property after they die	I went to a lawyer in order to write my last will and testament.
last will and testament What does last will and testament mean?	the latest version of one's will	After my grandfather's funeral my uncle read out his last will and testament.
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run out of gas What does "run out of gas" mean?	tire; lose interest
cover for (someone) What does "cover for (someone)" mean?	to do someone else's work	We always cover for each other when someone at work is sick.
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Last Will And Testament Idiom