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not for love nor money What does not for love nor money mean?	not for anything	I will not for love nor money agree to work weekends starting next month.
not for love nor money What does not for love nor money mean?	not for anything (no matter what the amount/price)	I will not meet with that woman for love nor money.
not for love nor money What does not for love nor money mean?	not for anything (no matter what the amount or price)	I will not meet with that woman again for love nor money.
not for love nor money What does not for love nor money mean?	not for anything	I will not for love nor money agree to work weekends next month.
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dead center What does "dead center" mean?	the exact middle	I easily hit the target dead center.
on the spot What does "on the spot" mean?	to be in a difficult or embarrassing situation	The man was put on the spot when the reporter asked him about the money.
man-to-man What does "man-to-man" mean?	frank or honest, direct	I had a man-to-man talk with my friend about his problem last night.
swear (someone) in What does "swear (someone) in" mean?	to have a person promise to do his duty as a member of an organization or in a formal position.	The new mayor of the city was sworn in at a large ceremony last evening.

telly What does "telly" mean?	television; TV.	Let's see what's on the telly tonight.
have dibs on (something) What does "have dibs on (something)" mean?	demand a share of something, be in line to use something	I have dibs on the computer and would like to use it as soon as possible.
Stiff as a poker What does "Stiff as a poker" mean?	Something or someone that is stiff as a poker is inflexible. ('Stiff as a board' is also used.)
an act of God What does "an act of God" mean?	an event or accident due to natural causes for which no human is responsible and which could not have been avoided by planning ahead (a storm, an earthquake, a volcano etc.)	The insurance company refused to pay the money because they said that the forest fire was an act of God.
extenuating circumstances What does "extenuating circumstances" mean?	the special circumstances that cause something to happen	We were able to avoid paying the parking ticket because of extenuating circumstances.
Water over the dam What does "Water over the dam" mean?	If something has happened and cannot be changed, it is water over the dam.

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Not For Love Nor Money Idiom